Rachel Ellis, The Denver Post
Cara LaMark, Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Education Teacher Leader, uses an overhead projector to review a worksheet with a roomful of five students during a brief in-person class at North Middle School in Aurora on Friday, Sept. 18, 2020. 
Getting your player ready...
By Yesenia Robles, Chalkbeat Colorado
New staff, extra training for teachers, and some money going directly to schools.
Those are some of the things some Colorado districts have planned with new state money intended to better serve students who are learning English.
But other districts that also received those funds and that serve tens of thousands of English learners are not planning to add any new services at all.
The state is neither monitoring how districts are deploying the funds nor forcing them to use the money for its intended purpose.
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