2023 Legislative Session: Wins for Colorado Learners
Colorado Succeeds
May 22, 2023
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HTI convenes rural education leaders to create new opportunities for students
Madison Knapp
March 29, 2023
2022 NAEP Results: Resource Round-Up
At the end of October, the National Assessment Governing Board released the 2022 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) Mathematics and Reading results, the most comprehensive data we’ve seen on how our students’ achievement has fared since the start of
Rachel Van Brocklin
November 10, 2022
New Bright Rides program offers school transportation to Adams 14 students
An exciting opportunity, funded through federal stimulus dollars, is finding its way to students who need it the most in the Adams 14 school district. While 6,000-plus students call Adams 14 home, numerous students choose a school outside of the
Larry Blackshear
August 24, 2022
Letter to the State Board: Adams County 14 School District Reorganizations and Closures
As a coalition of business leaders invested in Colorado’s students, Colorado Succeeds believes all students should have access to a high–quality education focused on preparing students for success in school and life. On behalf of our board of directors, we respectfully submit the
Colorado Succeeds
April 23, 2022
Letter to the State Board: Use Stimulus Dollars to Fund High School Re-engagement and Work-Based Learning
The COVID-19 pandemic has created urgency around re-engaging high school students who have fallen behind on graduation requirements and college and career readiness. There are untold numbers of high school students who, as a result of decreased engagement during the
Colorado Succeeds
August 6, 2021
Colorado Business Leaders and Voters Agree: We Need Student Assessments in 2021
We don’t have data on how COVID-19 has impacted learning loss in Colorado and that should concern us all. The shutdown of schools caused by the pandemic has resulted in a myriad of challenges for learners, from rising rates
Scott Laband
February 12, 2021
Supporting our youngest learners is critical for Colorado’s economic recovery.
COVID-19 has been devastating to many of Colorado’s industries and to much of our economy. As we seek ways to recover, one of the continued effects of the pandemic is the significant toll it has taken on parents of young
Colorado Succeeds
October 22, 2020
Organizations Serving K-12 Students Call for Equitable Coronavirus Relief Funding
Dear Governor Polis: We are a diverse group of 16 organizations working with and on behalf of Colorado K-12 students and their families. We represent policy and advocacy organizations and groups serving educators, students and families. We are aware that
Colorado Succeeds
April 24, 2020
Colorado’s Next Steps to Support Early Care and Education Through the COVID-19 Crisis
Dear Gov. Polis, State Legislators, & State Agency Leaders, Due to your dedication and decisions over the past few weeks, Colorado continues to be a national leader in the response to COVID-19. Please accept our deep appreciation for all the
Colorado Succeeds
April 6, 2020
COVID-19 Response: Digital Mobilization Tactics
The following information was provided by RALLY. The following initial list outlines advocacy tactics that leverage digital tools to engage and mobilize supporters online. These digital efforts are essential to outreach in an increasingly online world, and all the more
Colorado Succeeds
March 20, 2020
COVID-19 Response: Call for Support of the Early Care and Education Sector
Dear Governor Polis and State Agency Leaders,
Colorado Succeeds
March 17, 2020
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2023 Legislative Session: Wins for Colorado Learners
Colorado Succeeds
May 22, 2023
HTI convenes rural education leaders to create new opportunities for students
Madison Knapp
March 29, 2023