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Education: Empowering Parents and Protecting the Right to Choose
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The Colorado Catholic Conference published a report detailing how the Colorado bishops approach public policy regarding educational opportunity and school choice. The report is part of a ten-part series on the public policy priorities of the bishops in Colorado.
The series states that the Catholic Church teaches parents are the primary educators of their children. This principle informs the bishops' stance on protecting the right to choose educational options for students.
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Denver Catholic · Colorado Catholic Conference
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