What you need to know: School Finance Committee work
Even with the 2022 legislative session over, it’s been a busy summer following the Legislative Interim Committee on School Finance…
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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…
Path4Ward Advisory Council Brings Dynamic Perspectives
The 2021 passage of the Successful High School Transitions Bill (SB21-106) moved Colorado closer to blurring the lines between high…
Colorado's new Department of Early Childhood continues to move forward
Colorado Succeeds, in collaboration with a coalition of advocates, supported universal preschool and the state’s establishment of the Department of…
Colorado Succeeds’ Priority: Student-Centered Policies & Programs
Colorado Succeeds is a nonprofit, nonpartisan coalition of business leaders, working to ensure all of Colorado’s learners are educated to…
Path4Ward: Building Bridges from High School to College and Career
The 2021 passage of the Successful High School Transitions Bill (SB21-106) moved Colorado closer to blurring the lines between high…
Colorado Succeeds to convene healthcare industry and Higher Ed
Colorado Succeeds played a leading role in passing HB 1350 this year, which provides meaningful incentive money (~$90M) to workforce…
2022 Colorado Legislative Session Ends with Big Wins for Learners
With over 700 bills and resolutions introduced, the 73rd General Assembly adjourned on Wednesday, May 11 after a 120-day legislative…
Bipartisan Support for Work-Based Learning Business Incentives
Expansion of Experiential Learning Opportunities (SB22-140) passed the Colorado Senate with bipartisan support. The bill, introduced by Sen. James Coleman…
Blurring the Line Between High School and Postsecondary Education
Colorado high school students can participate in a variety of programs, like concurrent enrollment, P-TECH, and ASCENT, in which they…