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This year’s Summer Shuffle program prepared 31 preschoolers for BVSD classrooms by teaching them literacy, numeracy and executive functioning skills.

On August 20 at our annual gala, Together We Climb, we raised nearly $250,000 to support our local public schools.

Students and educators are excited to return to classrooms this week, and we’re proud to help ensure every student is equipped for success.

Yancey shares insights from his professional journey from engineer to Wall Street to working in technology, the benefits flexibility brings to work and learning, and his perspective on issues of race and class.

We helped facilitate targeted tutoring to 44 high needs elementary students to improve their academic skills and future success. Each student demonstrated growth and the program will be expanded in the fall.

Hear how Boulder Police Chief Maris Herold’s early experiences as a social worker influence her police work, why she’s focused on diversity, and her police reform goals.

Many of the children in this year’s Summer Shuffle program are learning in person for the first time. It’s a big change for the kids and a positive start to their preschool or kindergarten experiences this fall.

Find out how Shaz combines a background in neurobiology and neuroengineering and their drive for diverse social engagement as the STEM Outreach Coordinator at the ATLAS Institute at CU Boulder.

In this episode you’ll hear what led Dr. Joseph to a career in science and atmospheric research and the questions he uses to challenge himself and his employees.

Crayons to Calculators is a $250,000 program, generously sponsored by Western Disposal Services and other community partners, that provides backpacks and grade-level appropriate school supplies to over 11,000 low-income students in the Boulder Valley School District and St. Vrain Valley School District.

This summer, more than 3,000 students are taking advantage of learning opportunities through the Boulder Valley School District. The academic support being offered this summer is designed to help ensure students start the 2021-22 school year on grade level.

Find out how Boulder County Commissioner Marta Loachamin connects the dots between student experiences and local government and why she campaigns for diversity.