The Succeeds Prize: Agile Approaches to Education Celebrated in First Round of Site Visits
Ashley Andersen
October 26, 2021
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Educators & Business Ignite Entrepreneurship in Northern Colorado
Ashley Andersen
October 22, 2021
Educators & Business Ignite Entrepreneurship in Northern Colorado
Earlier this month, Colorado Succeeds teamed up with the OtterCares Foundation and MindSpark Learning to host NoCO IgnitED, a two-day immersive event focused on educators and industry partners collaborating to spark entrepreneurship in education. Over 100 attendees from five school
Ashley Andersen
October 22, 2021
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
20 Ways Districts Can Leverage Historic Stimulus Funds to Reimagine Education in Colorado
With the passage of three federal stimulus packages, over $1.6 billion dollars has been or will be directed to Colorado’s school districts. Districts will generally have until October 2024 to allocate funding towards a variety of educational needs aligned to
Shannon Nicholas
April 26, 2021
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
Addressing the Unique Challenges Faced by the Early Childhood Education Community
Colorado Succeeds dives into advocacy efforts to support the early childhood education community.
Lance Hostetter
March 30, 2020
Bringing Experiential Learning Opportunities to Colorado’s Rural Students
Homegrown Talent Initiative Communities gather at the Innovation Center of St. Vrain Valley Schools to learn more about how to turn around a district.
Shannon Nicholas
March 25, 2020
Homegrown Talent Initiative Brings Community MembersTogether
The Homegrown Talent Initiative has brought together hundreds of community members as the 8 participants have hosted a number of meetings to build a graduate profile and design new programs. HTI is rooted deeply in the context of local community
Erin Parks
March 12, 2020
Homegrown Talent Initiative in the News
The Homegrown Talent Initiative is gaining momentum as communities begin to rally more students, parents, business partners, and educators to create more opportunities for career-connected learning and develop their graduate profiles. HTI is rooted deeply in the context of local
Erin Parks
January 24, 2020
Reimagining High School in Rural Colorado
Community-Driven, Work-Based Learning Programs Create New Opportunities for Students in Cañon City With the right local leaders in education, business, and the community, schools across Colorado can create innovative programs that better prepare students for an uncertain future and equip
Madison Knapp
December 18, 2019
Working Together to Make an Impact on Education in Colorado
https://youtu.be/xUqWUdoPrP4 In order to realize a Colorado where every child in the state is educated to their greatest potential and has access to the opportunities they need to thrive, we must work together. “Collaboration gets to collective impact,” said Katy
Kelly Caufield
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The Succeeds Prize: Agile Approaches to Education Celebrated in First Round of Site Visits
Ashley Andersen
October 26, 2021
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Ashley Andersen
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