2020 Colorado Election Recap for Education Advocates
Kelly Caufield November 30, 2020
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US Chamber of Commerce Foundation Survey Sheds Light on the Impact of COVID-19
Ashley Andersen November 30, 2020
US Chamber of Commerce Foundation Survey Sheds Light on the Impact of COVID-19
Prior to the COVID-19 crisis, education advocates recognized the critical nature of early childhood education (ECE) in ensuring a bright future for kids. Research shows that access to high quality ECE supports long-term educational and professional outcomes, including higher wages
Ashley Andersen November 30, 2020
It’s time to invest in Colorado’s future and stop teen vaping.
Colorado youth are now using nicotine vaping products at twice the national average — the highest rate in the country. 30% of teens say they vape, and e-cigarettes are now the second-most tried substance among youth. The health of our
Colorado Succeeds November 3, 2020
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
ECE is a Central Issue for Economic Recovery
Prior to the COVID-19 outbreak and economic collapse, Colorado Succeeds identified Early Childhood Education and Care (ECE) as an essential component of a strong economy, which allows parents to participate in paid work while children are cared for, supporting not
Lance Hostetter August 25, 2020
4 Ways You Can Help the Early Childhood Care and Education Sector AND Why It’s Important
If you have kids, grandkids, or nieces and nephews younger than four-years old, then you have some idea how difficult it is for parents to work from home right now. Just think about that once we’re all able to return
Lance Hostetter April 24, 2020
Other Subjects
- Advocacy Letters (14)
- Age of Agility (26)
- Early Childhood (5)
- Member Events (15)
- Network Perspectives (46)
- Policy (47)
- Policy Papers (2)
- Press Releases (28)
- School Choice (5)
- STEM (29)
- Teachers & Leaders (44)
- The Succeeds Prize (28)
- Work-Based Learning (56)
Recent Articles
2020 Colorado Election Recap for Education Advocates
Kelly Caufield November 30, 2020
US Chamber of Commerce Foundation Survey Sheds Light on the Impact of COVID-19
Ashley Andersen November 30, 2020
