Report 1 In 4 Colorado School Districts Violate Transparency Law

Sep

In The News, Transparency COEthics

Mike Lamp (Colorado Public Radio)- Colorado Ethics Watch wants more of the state’s school districts to post minutes of their board meetings online – as a state law requires.

In a new report, the watchdog group looked at more than 170 districts through the first half of this year. It estimates about a quarter of Colorado districts are in violation of a 2014 school transparency law that says districts have to post meeting minutes if they have a website.

Click here to read the full story in Colorado Public Radio.

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