Impact on Education welcomes three new board members
We’re proud to announce the addition of three new members to our Board of Directors: Brook Brockett, Polly Fields, and Natasha Wright.
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Boulder Valley’s Class of 2025 scholarship winners
This year, we invested $89,210 in talented Boulder Valley students — $37,210 in new scholarships for graduating seniors and $52,000 in renewed support for alumni.
Centaurus senior Addisu: Future affordable housing engineer
This fall, Centaurus senior Addisu McCormick will attend the University of Colorado at Boulder, with the Earl and Barbara Bolton Scholarship bringing him closer to his dream of designing affordable housing.
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.
