, phases in the mandate with 25% of applicable bathrooms needing to comply by June 2025, then increasing the total by another 25% each year until full compliance is met in 2028.
— an organization focused on ending period poverty — 80% of female teens in Colorado have missed class due to lack of menstrual products and 90% have unexpectedly started their periods in public without proper menstrual products. The grant program lets schools use grant money to purchase menstrual hygiene products and install dispensers and disposal receptacles. The expansion intends to provide more grant access to small, rural school districts and charter schools.
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