Colorado’s Next Governor Must Help Bridge the Skills Gap — with Better Schools
Taylor Merritt July 9, 2018
Subject
Advocacy Letters
Other Subjects
- Advocacy Letters (9)
- Member Events (8)
- Network Perspectives (26)
- Policy (16)
- Press Releases (15)
- School Choice (4)
- STEM (18)
- Teachers & Leaders (27)
- The Succeeds Prize (8)
- Work-Based Learning (31)
Recent Articles
Colorado Educators Eligible for $30,000 in Cash Prizes
Matt Majeune-Fagan July 6, 2018
Business Groups Urge U.S. Senate to Reauthorize Perkins Career and Technical Education Program
The Honorable Lamar Alexander Chairman, Senate Health, Education, Labor & Pensions Committee 428 Senate Dirksen Office Building Washington, D.C. 20510 The Honorable Patty Murray Ranking Member, Senate Health, Education, Labor & Pensions Committee 428 Senate Dirksen Office Building Washington, D.C.
Colorado Succeeds June 14, 2018
Colorado Succeeds Applauds Adoption of Next Generation Science Standards
Madame Chairwoman Schroeder and Members of the Colorado State Board of Education, As a network of business leaders who want to ensure all of Colorado’s children are educated to their greatest potential, Colorado Succeeds is dedicated to the advancement of
Scott Laband June 13, 2018
Response to Denver Public Schools Adjusting the School Performance Framework
We applaud Denver Public Schools and appreciate your decision to share more accurate performance data with families.
Colorado Succeeds March 20, 2018
Response to Denver Public School’s Decision on the School Performance Framework
December 20, 2017 Denver Public Schools recently received a statement from Denver’s civil rights and community groups expressing concern with the recent school performance scores and calling for corrective measures.
Colorado Succeeds December 20, 2017
Response to Colorado’s ESSA State Plan
Dear Commissioner Anthes: As a coalition of business leaders, Colorado Succeeds is committed to ensuring that Colorado’s kids are prepared for Colorado’s jobs. We write to you to outline our feedback and recommendations on the Colorado Department of Education’s (CDE)
Colorado Succeeds March 13, 2017
ESSA Guiding Priorities from Colorado’s Business Leaders
PREAMBLE All children deserve the opportunity to reach their full potential – the kind of opportunity that is only made possible by a great education. In order to achieve this goal, the state must put students at the center of
Colorado Succeeds January 30, 2017
Letter to State Board of Education on Graduation Guidelines
September 8, 2015 Mr. Chairman and Members of the State Board of Education, As a coalition of business leaders, Colorado Succeeds is committed to ensuring that Colorado’s kids are prepared for Colorado’s jobs. We recognize that a quality education system
Colorado Succeeds September 8, 2015
An Open Letter of Support for Colorado’s Great Teachers and Leaders Act – Senate Bill 191
As a bipartisan coalition of business, civic, and nonprofit leaders, we are dedicated to ensuring that every student in Colorado, regardless of personal circumstance, receives a quality education and has equal opportunity to succeed. More than three years ago, a broad-based coalition
Colorado Succeeds January 22, 2015
Early Literacy Letter to the State Board of Education
February 11, 2013 Dear Members of the Colorado State Board of Education, Once again, please accept our sincere appreciation for the hard work that the Department of Education has put into the rules-writing process for the administration of the Colorado
Colorado Succeeds February 11, 2013
Other Subjects
- Advocacy Letters (9)
- Member Events (8)
- Network Perspectives (26)
- Policy (16)
- Press Releases (15)
- School Choice (4)
- STEM (18)
- Teachers & Leaders (27)
- The Succeeds Prize (8)
- Work-Based Learning (31)
Recent Articles
Colorado’s Next Governor Must Help Bridge the Skills Gap — with Better Schools
Taylor Merritt July 9, 2018
Colorado Educators Eligible for $30,000 in Cash Prizes
Matt Majeune-Fagan July 6, 2018
