New Colorado law expands disability protections for students amid federal education changes
CBS News
Colorado has enacted Senate Bill 26-125 to strengthen disability protections for students by prohibiting discrimination in public schools and establishing state oversight and grievance procedures. This legislation serves as a crucial safeguard amid federal changes that have reduced resources for the Office for Civil Rights, prompting advocates to seek reliable local enforcement mechanisms. The law ensures equal access and reasonable accommodations for students with disabilities regardless of shifting national policies.
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