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  5. Breakfast at the Capitol

A promotional banner for "Breakfast at the Capitol," hosted by Littleton Public Schools. The background features a collage of images, including a coffee cup with a pastry and cinnamon, the Denver skyline, the Colorado State Capitol with blooming red tulips, and a blue overlay. The Littleton Public Schools logo appears in the top right corner. The event title, "Breakfast at the Capitol," is prominently displayed in elegant, orange and white fonts on the right.

Please join the District Accountability Committee for our Breakfast at the Capitol on Monday, March 3, 2025, from 7:30–9:00 a.m. Breakfast will be provided from 7:30 a.m.– 8:00 a.m. outside the Old Supreme Court Chamber in the capitol building. Following breakfast, we will convene for discussion with our district's legislators and guest speakers.

Because of limited parking, it is recommended to carpool.

Access the capitol's website for further information (including free tours).

RSVP

RSVPs for this event closed Monday, February 24, 2025. It helps us to ensure accuracy for ordering food and creating name tags, which are extremely helpful for legislators you will meet.

Questions? Contact Kelly Borger at kborger[at]lps.k12.co[dot]us or 303-347-3396.

AGENDA

  • 7:30–8:00 Breakfast and networking
  • 8:00–9:00 Discussion with...
    • The district's legislators
    • The district's lobbyist team
    • LPS Superintendent, Dr. Todd Lambert

TODAY'S BILL REPORT

View today's bill report and other information pertinent to the legislative session.

TALKING POINTS

Access some suggested talking points for the Breakfast at the Capitol event.

PARKING

There is a parking lot due east of the capitol building that accepts credit cards for paid parking. Please be advised that this lot fills quickly. It is recommended that you arrive by 7:30 a.m.

An aerial view of the Colorado State Capitol building and surrounding streets. The lot just east of the capitol building is boxed in red, and there is a white text box below it that says, "Paid Parking (cards accepted)" with a red arrow pointing to the lot.

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