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Full Circle: The Story of Two Families and The Succeeds Prize
Colorado Succeeds
September 27, 2022
Full Circle: The Story of Two Families and The Succeeds Prize
In this piece we catch up with Richard Herbst, a Colorado Succeeds board member and President of TTEC Foundation. Richard passionately recounts his story with the Azimis, an Afghan refugee family in Denver. Richard also tells how his involvement with The
Colorado Succeeds
September 27, 2022
Kelly Caufield Reflects on Six Years at Colorado Succeeds
After nearly six years at Colorado Succeeds, I am departing onto the next adventure with excitement as Common Sense Institute’s new Colorado Executive Director. But, with any transition, it’s important to reflect on the many accomplishments achieved as part of
Kelly Caufield
September 26, 2022
Community of Practice on Work-Based Learning
Colorado Succeeds has wrapped up its first year of the Community of Practice around Work-Based Learning! If the first few conversations are any indication, we are just getting started. The Community of Practice arose from a problem. There is no
Brad Revare
November 16, 2021
Business Member Highlights: April 2021
Every month, we bring you new member announcements and core value shout outs to highlight the incredible work being done by our business network to ensure all of Colorado’s kids have access to a game-changing educational experience, and all of
Ashley Andersen
April 27, 2021
HomeAdvisor Report Uncovers Need for Career-Connected Learning
Employees in the skilled trades, like home service professionals, are shown to experience high job satisfaction and career growth, and they are considered a vital part of the U.S. economy. However, these industries are facing a shortage of qualified workers.
Brad Revare
November 30, 2020
Why school districts should consider forming ‘pandemic pods’
By Papa Dia, Founder and President of the African Leadership Group Over the past few weeks, you might have read about ‘pandemic pods,’ and wondered what they are, and what they could mean for you and your children. We will
Colorado Succeeds
September 3, 2020
Letter to Colleagues – The Courage to Address Systemic Inequity
Written by Mike Miles, CEO at Third Future Schools and Former Superintendent of Dallas ISD Even before COVID-19 we knew that our public education system was inequitable. On the whole, poor and minority students did not receive the same opportunities
Colorado Succeeds
June 15, 2020
When We Focus on the Opportunity – What Could We Reinvent
Each night I read a few stories to my 4-year old son, Jack. One of our favorites is, “What Do You Do with a Problem,” by Kobi Yamada. In the story, a little boy faces a relentless problem and does
Scott Laband
May 26, 2020
Work-Based Learning Continues Amid COVID-19
COVID-19 has caused many changes to Colorado’s education system, and work-based learning is no exception. Whether it’s internships, apprenticeships, or credential attainment, students, schools, and businesses are finding innovative ways to navigate and ensure work-based learning still works for learners
Brad Revare
April 28, 2020
Homegrown Talent Initiative Exemplar Cañon City Shares COVID-19 Response Insights
Cañon City Schools – Homegrown Talent Initiative exemplar and 2019 Winner of The Succeeds Prize for Excellence in STEM Education – shared early strategies and lessons learned from their rural district’s response efforts one month since COVID-19 disrupted our schools
Madison Knapp
April 24, 2020
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Member Meeting Focuses on the Big Blur – A New Model that Blends High School with College and Career
Colorado Succeeds
September 28, 2022
Full Circle: The Story of Two Families and The Succeeds Prize
Colorado Succeeds
September 27, 2022