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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2026 · 20 MIN

Parents Our Out of Options!

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In this episode of Learning Curve, Erin and Ross break down Colorado’s HB 261292 and what it could mean for school choice, private education, and families across the state.At the center of the conversation is a key question: Who actually has access to educational opportunities, and who gets left out?The hosts unpack how federal tax credit scholarship programs are designed to expand access for lower-income families, and why this bill could significantly reshape how those opportunities work in practice. From regulatory requirements to constitutional concerns, this episode explores the complex intersection of policy, politics, and parental choice. They also dig into the real-world impact: what happens when families want better options for their kids but face financial or systemic barriers?🔑 WHAT YOU’LL LEARNHow tax credit scholarships work (and why they matter)What HB 261292 proposes and why it’s controversialThe tension between regulation and school choicePotential legal challenges and what comes next📢 WHY IT MATTERSAs new education policies take shape, the decisions being made today could directly impact thousands of families and students in the years ahead.🔗 CONNECT WITH USHave questions or thoughts? Reach out and join the conversation.

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