Parental Rights: More Attacks on the Horizon

Solving the problem of youth suicide has been the focus of quite a bit of legislation this session. The solutions include:

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Caucus: The First Step in Making a Difference

Last month, I communicated that 2018 is a pivotal year for Colorado’s future. It all begins next month at the precinct caucuses on Tuesday, March 6th at 7 PM. Every two years, the major parties in Colorado (Democrat and Republican) hold precinct caucuses where neighbors get together for an evening to elect delegates to represent them. These delegates will cast votes that will determine who gets first billing on the primary ballot in June.

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By CHEC Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin

Parental Rights: The Fight Continues

At an event last weekend where I was representing CHEC in the Lakewood area, I was approached by a mom with a baby in hand and three little ones in tow. She wanted to thank me for standing up for parental rights in Colorado. Her story brought tears to my eyes and a renewed strength to keep fighting because it is the right thing to do.Read More

By CHEC Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin

Reasons to Come to Meet Your Legislator Day

As homeschool families, we are in a unique position to make a difference for our family’s rights. Because our schedules are flexible, we can make the time to come to the Capitol to communicate with our representatives and hold them accountable.Read More

By CHEC Legislative Liaison Carolyn Martin

2018: A Pivotal Year for Colorado

Over the last several decades, Colorado has become a bellwether state for progressive policies. The state was red but turned purple when I moved here in 2004. Now the state is about to fall headlong off the cliff into progressivism. This next session, which begins next week on Wednesday, January 10th, could be the last one before the monsoon begins.Read More