"In its decision, the state Supreme Court ruled that because the report wasn’t given 'directly or indirectly' to any of the candidates, it couldn’t be considered a contribution under state law."
Wow!
That's a hole a savvy school board could drive a fleet of school buses -- or fly a fleet of C-17 cargo planes -- through.
I guess a school board report saying, "Under the sterling leadership of our gifted boardmembers Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, the Babylon Unified School District students have achieved remarkable success, and the majority of our students now score above average on district-wide tests" would be okay with the Colorado Supreme Court.
This is boneheaded, regardless of the makeup of the Court or any particular school board.