A small Colorado school district adopted a reading curriculum that is described as Biblically-infused and was originally designed for Texas students. The program was selected by the district’s board during the summer, with limited public discussion about the choice.
The curriculum has attracted fierce criticism for its lessons, according to reports. Westword covered the story, noting the recent controversy surrounding the program’s content and the district’s decision to implement it.
Sources: Westword (Denver alt-weekly)
