Colorado: Opposition to measure formalized by school district
Facing a significant loss of funding if Colorado voters approve Amendments 60 and 61 and Proposition 101, the Brush Board of Education formalized its opposition to the ballot initiatives last week. The three ballot measures would offer tax and fee breaks for Colorado residents by reducing state spending, much of which goes to school districts. Board member Mike Dixon’s motion to adopt a resolution opposing the three initiatives was supported by all board members except Blaine Uhrig, who was absent.