The 2019 Field Guide to Education in Colorado
Kelly Caufield January 14, 2019
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Work-Based Learning
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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
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
The Business Perspective: Innovative School Models and What We Can Do to Support More
Colorado Succeeds and our STEM Champions Network recently visited STEM School Highlands Ranch, a high-performing K-12 charter school in the Douglas County School District. Read below to hear what they saw, why it matters, and what we can do to
Madison Knapp November 15, 2018
Colorado’s School Funding Model Doesn’t Prepare Students for College or Career
School funding in Colorado has been a longstanding issue. Chalkbeat recently featured to a group of teachers, school leaders, advocates, and academics – including Colorado Succeeds’ Vice President of Government Affairs Kelly Caufield – sharing what they think is missing
Kelly Caufield November 15, 2018
Business Wanted: Support Talent Pipeline by Hosting Teacher Extern
Ask most businessowners about their most pressing needs today and high on the list is finding employees who possess the essential skills required to be productive team members: collaboration, communication, critical thinking, and creativity. Lately, however, a new essential skill
Shannon Nicholas November 1, 2018
Four-Day School Week in Colorado: Get the Facts
Did you know that more school districts in Colorado operate on a four-day school week than in any other state? Some other fast facts: With four-day weeks becoming more prevalent across the state—particularly in rural communities—it’s important to get the
Shannon Nicholas August 14, 2018
Colorado Credentialing Program Expansion Will Chip Away at Our Skills Gap
If you live in the Denver Metro area, it’s no surprise that the construction industry is booming. Take a quick scan of the city skyline and you’ll count a handful of cranes on any given day. What’s less apparent, however,
Joel Pennick June 5, 2018
Changing Lives and Trajectories for Working Parents and their Families
What if in one year’s time, after offering a unique benefit to your employees, you could share the following stories? An hourly employee who is also a husband and father of three young children, received a promotion because he took
Amy Anderson May 25, 2018
Incentivizing College Savings Accounts via CollegeInvest
Did you know a child is seven-times more likely to go to college and graduate if they know they have a college savings account in their name?
Shannon Nicholas April 12, 2018
Expand Work-Based Learning via the Career Success Program
Colorado students need to be prepared for our state’s growing, middle-skill jobs, from healthcare to IT to advanced manufacturing.
Jamie Trafficanda March 14, 2018
Creating & Scaling Innovative Career and Technical Education: 5 Lessons from Colorado
“Why am I learning this? How is this relevant to my future?” In a rapidly-changing economy, our answers to these age-old questions from students are more important than ever.
Scott Laband February 16, 2018
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
