The 2019 Field Guide to Education in Colorado
Kelly Caufield January 14, 2019
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Teachers & Leaders
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- Advocacy Letters (9)
- Age of Agility (2)
- Member Events (9)
- Network Perspectives (31)
- Policy (22)
- Press Releases (16)
- School Choice (5)
- STEM (23)
- Teachers & Leaders (29)
- The Succeeds Prize (13)
- Work-Based Learning (36)
Recent Articles
What Is Open Enrollment in Colorado?
Erin Parks December 21, 2018
The 2019 Field Guide to Education in Colorado
Children sitting in first-grade classrooms today will graduate from high school in the year 2030. Experts predict that 85% of the jobs available in that same year have yet to be invented. The challenge then, to educate and prepare students
Kelly Caufield January 14, 2019
Bridging the Gaps: Educator Fellows Push Education Forward
When Gideon Geisel, an assistant principal at Denver’s George Washington High School, first heard about a new fellowship program that would give him the opportunity to learn first-hand about what skills businesses need high school graduates to possess, he knew
Danny McCormick December 21, 2018
Colorado’s Teacher Shortage: Get the Facts
In any business, recruiting top tier talent in sufficient numbers is critical to achieving success.
It’s no different in education: thriving schools and districts need a reliable pipeline of great teachers, a pipeline where supply meets demand.
Jamie Trafficanda March 26, 2018
Schools Partner to Bridge the Rural-Urban STEM Divide
We’ve long heard that technology will revolutionize education, dissolving barriers created by distance, inequity of opportunity, and lack of resources, and bringing the world to every student.
Jamie Trafficanda January 2, 2018
2017 Colorado Test Results: Pockets of Improvement, Stark Achievement Gaps, and What Can be Done
Results from Colorado’s 2017 annual statewide education assessment, the Colorado Measures of Academic Success (CMAS), are in. The assessment, which Colorado has administered for three years, measures students’ academic proficiency and growth in grades three through eight. Students in grades
Kelly Caufield August 30, 2017
Dinner with Google’s Chief Education Evangelist
Sean Wybrant, Colorado’s 2017 Teacher of the Year, along with other Colorado education leaders attended a dinner with Google’s Jaime Casap organized by Colorado Succeeds. During that dinner Casap, the company’s Chief Education Evangelist, explained how he approaches education, looks at
Sean Wybrant June 20, 2017
Members Honor Educators for National Teacher Appreciation Week
Educators have the power to transform a student’s academic and economic trajectory. In fact, they are the most important in-school factor for student success. We’ve all had at least one teacher who inspired us to push ourselves and reach our
Colorado Succeeds May 1, 2017
In Defense of Teacher-Evaluation Reform
Originally published in: When Gov. Bill Ritter signed Colorado’s teacher-evaluation framework into law in 2010, he set in motion a powerful transformation of the state’s education system.
Scott Laband April 4, 2017
Testing in Colorado: What You Need to Know
In business, as well as in education, measurement and data are critical to driving improvement.
Jamie Trafficanda April 4, 2017
Colorado Succeeds’ Exclusive Q&A With Education Commissioner Katy Anthes
Katy Anthes became Colorado’s Commissioner of Education in December 2016, after serving as interim commissioner for several months. Her appointment was a welcomed sign of stability after a series of leadership transitions and staff turnover within the department.
Shannon Nicholas February 22, 2017
Other Subjects
- Advocacy Letters (9)
- Age of Agility (2)
- Member Events (9)
- Network Perspectives (31)
- Policy (22)
- Press Releases (16)
- School Choice (5)
- STEM (23)
- Teachers & Leaders (29)
- The Succeeds Prize (13)
- Work-Based Learning (36)
Recent Articles
The 2019 Field Guide to Education in Colorado
Kelly Caufield January 14, 2019
What Is Open Enrollment in Colorado?
Erin Parks December 21, 2018
