Impact on Education is financially strong and in compliance with both state and federal reporting requirements. Our Board’s Finance & Audit committee meets monthly to review financial statements and practices and hires an external auditor annually to review and certify our financial records. We operate on a fiscal year from April 1-March 31.
We make our IRS Form 990 available for review, as required by law. You can also view our GuideStar profile for additional information.
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Mental health has a significant impact on a student’s academic performance, social interactions, and overall well-being, and unfortunately mental health challenges have skyrocketed among children and teenagers. We’re working to raise both the awareness and funds needed to bolster youth mental health supports in our community.
We proudly awarded Shannon Blanco with the inaugural Earl & Barbara Bolton Scholarship in May 2021. We checked in with her two years later to see how the scholarship is supporting her education.
We are committed to providing an elevated level of mental health support for all students, especially those affected by the Marshall Fire. From Wellness Centers to Mental Health Advocates, we’re working toward three goals that would allow us to serve 11,698 students at 12 schools across BVSD.
Everyone in our community is experiencing increased costs for food, fuel and other basic necessities. Rising prices mean families across our community are struggling to make ends meet. Every school in the Boulder Valley School District includes families facing financial challenges.
info@impactoneducation.org
303.524.3865
Impact on Education
721 Front Street, Suite A
Louisville, CO 80027
Tax ID #84-0943046
