IOE funding expands mental health support for BVSD students and staff
So far this school year, we’ve raised over $800,000 to support the ongoing mental health needs of students and staff throughout the Boulder Valley School District.
The success of BVSD students sometimes requires more than our schools and teachers are able to provide during the day, and this is where we step in. With the help of our community we can support students and families by providing equitable access to critical academic opportunities.
We provide funding for students, schools and educators to ensure that all students are able to fully engage in learning and academic activities.
Our Academic Opportunity Fund meets student and educator needs on a case-by-case basis by providing funding for supplemental learning and tutoring, class fees, technology, supplemental equipment, transportation expenses, and more.
In the fall of 2021 we invested $100,000 to support schools:
What we funded:
We are committed to ensuring the disruptions to learning caused by the COVID-19 pandemic don’t result in long-term gaps in learning.
To support students with unfinished learning, Impact on Education is funding targeted tutoring, ACT/SAT preparatory courses, credit recovery for students needing to retake a failed or incomplete course, and child care expenses that provide a safe before and after school environment for students.
We are committed to meeting the social emotional needs of BVSD students and educators by providing training and resources to students, educators, and staff to support their mental and behavioral health.
What happens before and after school impacts the learning and experiences during the school day and at home.
BVSD Student After Care (SAC) Supervisors and Assistant Supervisors serve a diverse group of students at 32 sites in BVSD. From grade levels to academic ability levels to emotional and behavioral health levels, the SAC leadership must manage all these students’ needs and still create a safe environment after school for students and staff.
Impact on Education is funding mindfulness and social-emotional health training for these supervisors to teach them how to regulate their own emotions amidst challenging situations as well as teach the students strategies to self-regulate within these same challenging situations.
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