Colorado § 22-5-124 - Limitations on authority.
Full text of Colorado Colorado Revised Statutes § 22-5-124 — Limitations on authority., with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 22-5-124. Limitations on authority.
(1) A BOCES is not a statewide authorizer of programs or schools, except as permitted in section 22-33-104.3 or 22-30.7-106. A BOCES is a public entity, and a school or program operated by a BOCES is considered public.
(2) Starting with the 2026-27 fiscal year, a BOCES shall not operate a school, program, subprogram, or campus outside the geographic boundaries of its school district members, except as permitted through the processes set forth in section 22-33-104.3 or 22-30.7-106.
(3) Upon request from the department of education, a BOCES shall provide a copy of any agreement that demonstrates current membership or terms of service for the BOCES to the department of education.
(4) This section does not impact the statewide supplemental online and blended learning program created in section 22-5-119.
Source: L. 2026: Entire section added, (SB 26-023), ch. 181, p. 1063, § 24, effective May 28.
22-5.5 ARTICLE 5.5
Regional Service Areas Act
22-5.5-101. Short title.
22-5.5-102. Legislative declaration.
22-5.5-103. Definitions.
22-5.5-104. Regional service areas - creation - rules.
22-5.5-105. Regional service areas - establishment - plan - governance.
22-5.5-106. Funding.
22-5.5-107. Regional service areas - programs and services.
22-5.5-108. Reporting requirements.
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