7 Must-Read Books this National Library Week
In honor of National Library Week, Centaurus High School teacher-librarian and Academic Opportunity Fund grantee Shoshannah Turgel recommends books for young adult and adult readers.
Accessible and Equitable Education
Impact on Education is the foundation supporting 28,000 students and 4,000 educators in the Boulder Valley School District. Since 1983, we’ve provided supplemental funding and resources to students and educators in order to expand what’s possible in education.
WHAT WE BELIEVE IN
Every student in the Boulder Valley School District deserves access to equitable and excellent education.
OUR WORK
We are the strategic fundraising partner for Boulder Valley School District. Our programs and investments help ensure students who are facing the greatest barriers to success have access to the same learning opportunities as their peers.
WHERE YOU COME IN
Our community plays a crucial role in providing students across the Boulder Valley School District access to the resources and opportunities they need to succeed.
OUR MISSION
Impact on Education supports students in Boulder Valley public schools with supplemental funding and resources in order to address critical needs and opportunity gaps.
Our Impact
Founded in 1983, Impact on Education was one of the first school foundations in the country.
Watch the video to learn about how our work supports students facing the most barriers to success. Or click the link below to see how we invest community resources to support the Boulder Valley School District
STUDENTS NEED YOU MORE THAN EVER
Help us meet the needs of students today and in the future.
RECENT STORIES
Opening doors to college: Helping students earn credit early
“I learned how to manage my time and get my assignments done without a lot of guidance. Once I actually enrolled in college, I felt better prepared than a lot of my peers,” said Michelle Arciniega, a Boulder High School graduate and first-generation college student.
Speak up for the future of education
Last week, our team joined thousands of educators, students, and community members at the Capitol for a statewide rally — calling for no more funding cuts to education. Colorado legislators are trying to address a more than $1 billion state budget shortfall by taking money from public education yet again.
CATALYST PARTNERS
DID YOU KNOW?
Colorado spends $3,000 below the national average per student. You can help supplement district funding and provide students with access to excellent and equitable education.
