Ryan sets the table for Wednesday's conversations with Cherry Creek Schools alum, parent, and substitute teacher Molly Lamar and CPAN (Colorado Parent Advocacy Network) executive director Lori Gimelshteyn on the district's alleged racially discriminatory programming being investigated by the U.S. Department of Education.

Ryan sets the table for Wednesday's conversations with Cherry Creek Schools alum, parent, and substitute teacher Molly Lamar and CPAN (Colorado Parent Advocacy Network) executive director Lori Gimelshteyn on the district's alleged racially discriminatory programming being investigated by the U.S. Department of Education.

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PREVIEW: Cherry Creek Schools faces Dept. Of Education investigation

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On our Midweek Update this week, Jimmy Sengenberger and Ryan are joined by a special guest, Vince Bizdeck, the editor-in-chief of the Gazette, to discuss the latest developments in the Colorado governor's race. The conversation delves into the wild world of Republican candidates, including Victor Marx, who's been making headlines with his outlandish claims, and Scott Bottoms, who's been facing criticism for his handling of a sensitive debate question.

Jimmy, Ryan, and Vince break down the state of the race, discussing the recent debates and the Gazette's endorsement of Senator Barb Kirkmeyer. They also touch on the importance of fact-checking and accountability in the moderator's role, as well as the challenges of navigating the fine line between opinion and news. With the primary just around the corner, it's clear that this election is shaping up to be one for the books.

One of the most striking aspects of this episode is the conversation around mental health, as Jimmy shares his personal story of overcoming depression and anxiety. He emphasizes the importance of talk therapy and coping skills in managing mental health, and discusses the controversy surrounding medication as a solution. This is a powerful and relatable topic that's sure to resonate with listeners.

If you're interested in staying up-to-date on the latest developments in the Colorado governor's race, or just want to hear more about Jimmy's personal story, be sure to tune in to this episode of RSL. With insightful commentary and expert analysis, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to stay informed and engaged in the world of politics.

On our Midweek Update this week, Jimmy Sengenberger and Ryan are joined by a special guest, Vince Bizdeck, the editor-in-chief of the Gazette, to discuss the latest developments in the Colorado governor's race. The conversation delves into the wild world of Republican candidates, including Victor Marx, who's been making headlines with his outlandish claims, and Scott Bottoms, who's been facing criticism for his handling of a sensitive debate question.
Jimmy, Ryan, and Vince break down the state of the race, discussing the recent debates and the Gazette's endorsement of Senator Barb Kirkmeyer. They also touch on the importance of fact-checking and accountability in the moderator's role, as well as the challenges of navigating the fine line between opinion and news. With the primary just around the corner, it's clear that this election is shaping up to be one for the books.
One of the most striking aspects of this episode is the conversation around mental health, as Jimmy shares his personal story of overcoming depression and anxiety. He emphasizes the importance of talk therapy and coping skills in managing mental health, and discusses the controversy surrounding medication as a solution. This is a powerful and relatable topic that's sure to resonate with listeners.
If you're interested in staying up-to-date on the latest developments in the Colorado governor's race, or just want to hear more about Jimmy's personal story, be sure to tune in to this episode of RSL. With insightful commentary and expert analysis, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to stay informed and engaged in the world of politics.

Midweek Update: Jimmy Sengenberger on mental health; Vince Bzdek, The Gazette on governor's race

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In a shocking turn of events, the US Department of Education has opened a federal investigation into Cherry Creek Schools over alleged racial discrimination. The agency accuses the district of violating the Civil Rights Act of 1964, citing clubs that exclude students based on race and requiring teachers to use a student's race when determining class assignments and academic support. This episode delves into the details of the investigation and the concerns of a parent committee that allegedly grants access and participation based on race while denying other parents the opportunity to participate.

The investigation has been a long time coming, with the Colorado Parent Advocacy Network, led by executive director Lori Gimelshteyn, raising the alarm on the district's practices. Gimelshteyn shares her personal experience as a parent in the district, where her children were taught that America was founded on white supremacy. She discusses the district's professional development program, which requires teachers to see themselves as representatives of either oppressors or oppressed based on their skin color.

The conversation also touches on the district's rebranding of its Office of Inclusive Excellence, which has been accused of promoting a Marxist ideology that undermines the principles of American freedom. Gimelshteyn emphasizes the importance of celebrating America's founding principles and the need to stop the district's divisive practices. She also highlights the importance of parental rights and the need for parents to be involved in their children's education.

To hear more about the investigation, the district's practices, and the importance of parental rights, tune in to this episode of RSL. Join the conversation and learn more about the issues affecting our children's education and the importance of standing up for what's right.

Also featured, Nancy Rumfelt is running against Amy Parks in the Republican primary to replace the outgoing Rep. Ron Weinberg in Colorado's House District 51. She brings experience as a member of the Thompson school board to the table, outlining reasons why she is the right candidate to keep the district red.

In a shocking turn of events, the US Department of Education has opened a federal investigation into Cherry Creek Schools over alleged racial discrimination. The agency accuses the district of violating the Civil Rights Act of 1964, citing clubs that exclude students based on race and requiring teachers to use a student's race when determining class assignments and academic support. This episode delves into the details of the investigation and the concerns of a parent committee that allegedly grants access and participation based on race while denying other parents the opportunity to participate.
The investigation has been a long time coming, with the Colorado Parent Advocacy Network, led by executive director Lori Gimelshteyn, raising the alarm on the district's practices. Gimelshteyn shares her personal experience as a parent in the district, where her children were taught that America was founded on white supremacy. She discusses the district's professional development program, which requires teachers to see themselves as representatives of either oppressors or oppressed based on their skin color.
The conversation also touches on the district's rebranding of its Office of Inclusive Excellence, which has been accused of promoting a Marxist ideology that undermines the principles of American freedom. Gimelshteyn emphasizes the importance of celebrating America's founding principles and the need to stop the district's divisive practices. She also highlights the importance of parental rights and the need for parents to be involved in their children's education.
To hear more about the investigation, the district's practices, and the importance of parental rights, tune in to this episode of RSL. Join the conversation and learn more about the issues affecting our children's education and the importance of standing up for what's right.
Also featured, Nancy Rumfelt is running against Amy Parks in the Republican primary to replace the outgoing Rep. Ron Weinberg in Colorado's House District 51. She brings experience as a member of the Thompson school board to the table, outlining reasons why she is the right candidate to keep the district red.

Lori Gimelshteyn, CPAN on US Dept of Education investigation into Cherry Creek Schools; Nancy Rumfelt for HD-51

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Cherry Creek Schools is facing yet another federal investigation, this time over allegations of racial discrimination. The US Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights is looking into claims that the district sponsors clubs that exclude students based on race, requires teachers to consider race when assigning classes, and provides differing levels of academic support based on race. This is not the first time the district has been under scrutiny, having previously faced an investigation by the Colorado Department of Education for failing to provide interpreters for deaf and hard of hearing students.

The investigation has sparked concerns among parents and community members, who are calling for a thorough search for a new superintendent and a focus on academic achievement. The district has been plagued by executive shakeups, hidden records, and sudden departures, leading to a systemic breakdown at the top. A parent committee, the Voices of Color Committee, has been accused of granting preferential treatment to students based on their race, while a teacher training program has been criticized for promoting a divisive curriculum.

Molly Lamar, a concerned parent and advocate, joins the show to discuss the situation and share her personal experiences with the district. She expresses frustration with the district's handling of the investigation and the lack of transparency in their response. The district's spokesperson has denied the characterization of their programming, but the investigation is ongoing.

Also, Democrat Manny Rutinel is trying to distance himself from far left political stances he took not long ago as a coastal liberal elite Yale law student against oil and gas, as well as farmers and ranchers - two key constituencies he must win over in order to defeat Congressman Gabe Evans (R) this November, should Rutinel be able to defeat Shannon Bird in the 8th District primary.

Tune in to hear the full conversation with Molly Lamar and learn more about the investigation and its implications for the Cherry Creek Schools community, along with Ryan's humorous take on Comrade Kyle's takedown of Manny Rutinel in the 8th Congressional Democratic primary debate.

Cherry Creek Schools is facing yet another federal investigation, this time over allegations of racial discrimination. The US Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights is looking into claims that the district sponsors clubs that exclude students based on race, requires teachers to consider race when assigning classes, and provides differing levels of academic support based on race. This is not the first time the district has been under scrutiny, having previously faced an investigation by the Colorado Department of Education for failing to provide interpreters for deaf and hard of hearing students.
The investigation has sparked concerns among parents and community members, who are calling for a thorough search for a new superintendent and a focus on academic achievement. The district has been plagued by executive shakeups, hidden records, and sudden departures, leading to a systemic breakdown at the top. A parent committee, the Voices of Color Committee, has been accused of granting preferential treatment to students based on their race, while a teacher training program has been criticized for promoting a divisive curriculum.
Molly Lamar, a concerned parent and advocate, joins the show to discuss the situation and share her personal experiences with the district. She expresses frustration with the district's handling of the investigation and the lack of transparency in their response. The district's spokesperson has denied the characterization of their programming, but the investigation is ongoing.
Also, Democrat Manny Rutinel is trying to distance himself from far left political stances he took not long ago as a coastal liberal elite Yale law student against oil and gas, as well as farmers and ranchers - two key constituencies he must win over in order to defeat Congressman Gabe Evans (R) this November, should Rutinel be able to defeat Shannon Bird in the 8th District primary.
Tune in to hear the full conversation with Molly Lamar and learn more about the investigation and its implications for the Cherry Creek Schools community, along with Ryan's humorous take on Comrade Kyle's takedown of Manny Rutinel in the 8th Congressional Democratic primary debate.

Molly Lamar on Cherry Creek Schools continuing free fall from grace; Manny Rutinel not ready for primetime

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