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'''Colorado charter schools''' face hostility by the [[Denver]] school board, which voted in January 2023 to close a longstanding [[charter school]] in southwest [[Denver]], despite its enrollment of about 209. | '''Colorado charter schools''' face hostility by the [[Denver]] school board, which voted in January 2023 to close a longstanding [[charter school]] in southwest [[Denver]], despite its enrollment of about 209. | ||
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| + | Overall, there are 265 charter schools in Colorado having an enrollment of more than 134,000 students in 2021-2022, which is more than double the charter school population in the larger [[liberal]] state of [[Illinois]]. | ||
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| + | Colorado charter school students must take state examinations, and represent 15% of the [[public school]] enrollment there.[[category:Charter schools]] | ||
[[category:Colorado]] | [[category:Colorado]] | ||
[[category:Education]] | [[category:Education]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:39, January 13, 2023
Colorado charter schools face hostility by the Denver school board, which voted in January 2023 to close a longstanding charter school in southwest Denver, despite its enrollment of about 209.
Overall, there are 265 charter schools in Colorado having an enrollment of more than 134,000 students in 2021-2022, which is more than double the charter school population in the larger liberal state of Illinois.
Colorado charter school students must take state examinations, and represent 15% of the public school enrollment there.