“Big Blur” 1215 Task Force Publishes Interim Report Colorado currently has nearly ten different programs where learners can earn college credits and quality credentials in high school. However,… Read more
2022 Impact Report We are proud to share our collective accomplishments from the past year through our 2022 Impact Report.In 2022, we spent… Read more
Colorado Succeeds’ 2023 Policy Agenda Colorado Succeeds is proud to champion policies that promote equitable access to high-quality educational opportunities spanning from early childhood to… Read more
One Million Credentials of Value for Colorado At Colorado Succeeds, we believe every student should graduate from high school with a diploma, a high-quality career-connected learning experience,… Read more
Colorado Succeeds Expands Focus into Higher Education Preschool to Postsecondary: Colorado Succeeds Expands Impact, Releases Report Showing Significant Gaps, Opportunities in Postsecondary and Career Success for Coloradans… Read more
Member Meeting Focuses on the Big Blur – A New Model that Blends High School with College and Career Colorado Succeeds members and partners gathered earlier this month at the Denver Country Club to discuss a new education model… Read more
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… Read more
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… Read more
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… Read more
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… Read more