Officials announced that a Colorado school district will eliminate Bible-based content from its new reading curriculum. This decision comes as the district transitions to a new instructional framework for students. Superintendent Eddie Ramirez stated that schools will not use the curriculum as a vehicle for religious instruction.
The move follows discussions regarding the content used in local classrooms. This update to the reading curriculum aims to ensure that educational materials are not used for religious purposes according to district leadership. The reporting on this development was provided by CPR News.
Sources: CPR News (public radio)
