This November, Colorado voters will see a ballot measure to approve a high-income tax, which would create a consistent funding source for free meals for all students in the state’s public schools. Dubbed Healthy School.
Eagle County School District Superintendent Phil Qualman’s recent School Views column about moving forward together got me thinking. It so eloquently summed up the level of collaboration and stick-to-it-ness required to persevere, and even thrive,.
For the past five years, local partners Vail Valley Partnership, Eagle County Schools, YouthPower365, Colorado Mountain College and the Colorado Workforce Center have been working to simultaneously build out unique career pathways for.
As the end of August rolls around, so does the inevitable end of summer. And for local kids and educators, while the feeling is associated with some end-of-summer blues, it also brings the mixture of.
The start of the academic year is less than a week away for Eagle County Schools, which, for many students cues the end-of-summer scramble to finish up summer reading. But while students anxiously cram in.