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Kristin A. Kutz, Member. Admitted in Colorado, 1982. J.D. Yale Law School, 1979. B.A. Occidental College, 1975. Affiliations: Member and chair of the Governor's Advisory Committee For Service Standards/Regulations pursuant to C.R.S. 27-10-129 (ca. 1993-98); Member, Board of Directors of the CHARG Resource Center (2003-2006). Selected Awards: Arc of Denver, Schenkein Distinguished Services Award (2004); Colorado Cross-Disability Coalition Access Improvement Award (Kutz & Bethke, 1999). Author, Section 504 Requirements for Students with ADD or ADHD, ADDAG Newsletter (April, 1998) (with William Bethke). Kristin has been a member of nonprofit and professional committees, especially those working with people with disabilities, and received several awards for her service.

William P. Bethke, Member. Admitted in Colorado, 1981. J.D. Yale Law School, 1978. B.A. Colorado State University, 1975. Affiliations: President of the Board of Directors of the Colorado League of Charter Schools (1995-99); Member, Board of Directors, Alta Vista Center for Autism (2005-present); Adjunct Professor of Law, University of Denver School of Law (teaching Disability Law, 1995-03). Selected Awards: Charter Friend Award (2000); Colorado Association of the Deaf Educational Service Award (1995). Author: Disability Law (Univ. of Denver Coursepack 2005); Personnel Policies & Practices (Annie E. Casey Foundation 2001) (with James Griffin); Cole v. Lehmann: Practical Reflections on a Teacher Slander Suit Against Parents, in SLAPPs: Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation in Government, C935 ALI-ABA 85, 106 (1994).

Robin D. Jones, Associate. Admitted in Colorado, 2002. J.D. University of Denver Sturm College of Law, 2002. B.A. University of Denver, 1982. Affiliations: Member, Legal Advisory Board of the Colorado ACLU (2001-02); Member, Colorado Bar Association, Denver Bar Association. Selected Awards: Order of St. Ives; Thompson G. Marsh Scholarship (1999-2002). Robin has developed expertise in the unique issues faced by virtual schools and in federal exemption for charter schools.

Amy E. Winston, Paralegal. Certified in Colorado, 2004. B.A., Fort Lewis College, 1993. Teacher Licensure, Regis University, 1997. Affiliations: Family Law Court Program, Metro Volunteers; Continental Divide Trail Alliance. Selected Awards: Artists of Colorado First Prize for Photography. Amy was a public school teacher before her training as a paralegal. Amy has served on non-profit boards and is an active community volunteer.