Starting strong: Why kindergarten readiness matters in Boulder Valley
As funding cuts ripple through early childhood education, one summer program is helping local students enter kindergarten with confidence.
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Calm minds, ready to learn: A therapist’s perspective on school wellness
When therapist, parent, and Impact on Education donor Sarah Ahn toured a Boulder Valley high school Wellness Center and saw students relaxing in the space, she immediately recognized the value.
Backpacks and bonding: How one mother-son duo give back
Each summer, Julie Knopf and her son Ryan roll up their sleeves to help thousands of Boulder Valley students start school on the right foot.
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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.
