The Fight for Homeschool Freedom

The Fight for Homeschool Freedom

by Colleen Enos Colorado homeschool families fought for liberty and their rights in the 1980s and won. We continue to fight for your homeschool freedom all year long. Homeschool families of today have a dizzying array of curriculum choices. So...

read more
Intentional Obstruction

Intentional Obstruction

by Colleen Enos When tasks are put off to the last minute, we assume that those responsible are procrastinators or that time just got away from them. We don’t typically think that what they did was intentional. Applying this logic to our state’s...

read more
Gender-Crazy Colorado

Gender-Crazy Colorado

by Colleen Enos Colorado may go down in history as the most ideologically extreme state in the nation. Between throwing President Trump off the ballot in 2024, persecuting Christian bakers and graphic designers, and banning free speech in religious...

read more
Flooding the Zone

Flooding the Zone

by Colleen Enos The last couple of weeks have been a whirlwind of bills and hearings. Sadly, the Colorado State Senate passed the harmful SB26-004, Expand List of Petitioners for Protection Order, which could result in homeschool families that...

read more
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

The CHEC 2025 Homeschool Freedom End-of-the-Session Report reviews a sampling of bills from the legislative session. Targeted focus was clearly placed on attacking parental rights, curtailing free speech, and undermining religious liberty.

read more
No Parental Rights, No Embryos, and No Health Care

No Parental Rights, No Embryos, and No Health Care

by Colleen Enos (CHEC Director of Government Relations) The majority in the Colorado General Assembly seems to have caught the attention of the Trump Administration. The U.S. Department of Education spokeswoman Julie Hartman told...

read more
A Battle Over Budget and Parental Rights

A Battle Over Budget and Parental Rights

by Colleen Enos (CHEC Director of Government Relations) As the 2025 legislative session was gaveled in, the newly elected and returning legislators faced a daunting task: balancing the Colorado budget with a nearly one-billion-dollar deficit....

read more

Subscribe to the Blog

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.
Name

Categories