Colorado Revised Statutes Title 22. Education § 22-1-142. Tribal regalia at school graduation ceremonies--definitions

(a) “Graduation attire” means attire that a school or school district requires a student to wear as part of the dress code for a graduation ceremony.

(b) “Qualifying student” means a student who is a descendant of people who were living in North America prior to the time people from Europe began settling in North America, is an enrolled member of a federally recognized or state-recognized Indian tribe, or is a lineal descendant of a tribally enrolled parent or grandparent.

(c) “Tribal regalia” means a tribe's traditional dress or recognized objects of religious or cultural significance and includes the following items of cultural significance:

(d) “Tribe” means a tribe, band, nation, or Alaskan Native village that is recognized by federal law or that a state formally acknowledges.

(3)(a) An immediate family member of a qualifying student may wear and display tribal regalia during the qualifying student's graduation ceremony if the immediate family member is:

(b) Notwithstanding subsection (3)(a) of this section, an immediate family member who is not an enrolled member of a tribe shall not wear eagle feathers.