Colorado schools face a more than $10 billion budgetary shortfall that has accumulated over more than 13 years. This year, public schools are set to receive one-time pandemic relief funding. Superintendents across Colorado are asking lawmakers to make long-term investments in K12 schools and remind them that kids matter too.
Dr. Wendy Birhanzel is superintendent of Harrison Public School District-2 and Wendy Rubin is superintendent of Englewood Schools.
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