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The Educator Loan Forgiveness Program application window is open

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Nov
09
The Colorado Department of Higher Education is accepting applications for the Educator Loan Forgiveness Program, which will grant up to $5,000 annually to educators currently serving rural districts or teaching in hard-to-fill positions. This program is funded for five years. To qualify, teachers, administrators, and special service providers must have a license valid in the state of Colorado.

Prospective participants must complete the application by Saturday, Jan. 15. CDHE will notify all applicants of their program status within 60 days from the close of the application.

Updates will be posted on the CDHE website and social media accounts.

The Family, School and Community Partnerships in high school learning cohort application is open

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Nov
09
Starting in January 2023, CDE’s Office of Family, School and Community Partnerships will offer training for school and district leaders on effective FSCP practices at the high school level.

Registration is free to participants. Applications are due by Friday, Dec. 9.

Automatic Enrollment in Advanced Courses grant applications due Friday, Dec. 16

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Nov
09
Applications are due Friday, Dec. 16, for the Automatic Enrollment in Advanced Courses grant, or the John W. Buckner grant. This one-year grant provides approximately $220,000 to be divided among grantees and is intended to increase the number of students enrolled in advanced courses for subjects in which the student has demonstrated proficiency. Grantees can use the funds for high school or middle school students.

For full details on this grant and to apply, view the John W. Buckner Automatic Enrollment in Advanced Courses webpage.

Innovative Learning Opportunities Pilot Program 2023-24

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Nov
09
The Intent to Apply form for the Innovative Learning Opportunities Pilot Program for 2023-24 is due Friday, Dec. 9.

For an overview of the application and application timeline, register for the ILOP application webinar at 1 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 14.

The ILOP Application process webpage has additional information about the application process.

Teacher Recruitment Education and Preparation Survey

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Nov
09
The Teacher Recruitment Education and Preparation Survey for the 2023-24 school year is due Monday, Nov. 14.

Additional information can be found on the TREP webpage.

Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics nominations are open

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Nov
09
The Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching nomination deadline is Saturday, Jan. 7. Anyone may nominate a STEM teacher currently teaching grades seven through 12 for the 2022-23 award year.

Eligible teachers may also apply directly on the PAEMST website by Feb. 6.

The PAEMST are the highest honors bestowed by the U.S. government for K-12 science, technology, engineering, mathematics and computer science teaching.

November CoMath Conversation

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Nov
09
Colorado's participation in the Launch Years Initiative will be the topic of November's CoMath Conversation at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 17. All who are interested can register via Zoom.

Colorado has joined the Launch Years Initiative, a three-year project coordinated by the Charles A. Dana Center at the University of Texas at Austin, to support the scaling of modern mathematics pathways from high school into postsecondary education. States and national organizations will learn approaches that improve experiences and outcomes for students, such as increasing the emphasis on statistics and data science and providing rigorous course options in addition to calculus.

In Colorado, the Launch Years leadership team includes representatives from the Colorado Department of Higher Education, the Colorado Community College System, CDE, The Colorado Math Leaders and the Colorado Council of Teachers of Mathematics.

Innovative Learning Opportunities Pilot Program 2023-24

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Nov
02
The Intent to Apply form for the Innovative Learning Opportunities Pilot Program for 2023-24 is due Friday, Dec. 9.

For an overview of the application and application timeline, register for the ILOP application webinar at 1 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 14 .

The ILOP Application process webpage has additional information about the application process.

The Path4Ward Application Webinar

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Nov
02
The Colorado Department of Higher Education will host a webinar and Q&A on the Path4Ward application process at noon on Thursday, Nov. 3. The webinar will go over required submission materials and will also provide an opportunity to discuss the attributes of successful applications.

For additional information and to sign up for the webinar visit the Path4Ward program webpage.

The Educator Loan Forgiveness Program application window is open

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Nov
02
The Colorado Department of Higher Education is accepting applications for its Educator Loan Forgiveness Program, which will grant up to $5,000 annually to educators serving rural districts or teaching in hard-to-fill positions. This program is funded for five years. To qualify, teachers, administrators and special service providers must have a license valid in Colorado. The program prioritizes applicants who serve in rural school districts or teach subjects that historically attract fewer educators.

The application window for the Educator Loan Forgiveness program closes on Saturday, Jan. 15.

To apply, participants must fill out the interest survey. Doing so will grant them access to the online application portal where they can complete their application. Completed applications must be submitted by Jan. 15. CDHE will notify all applicants of their program status within 60 days from the close of the application.

Visit the CDHE website for additional information and to apply for the Educator Loan Forgiveness program.

November is Family and School Partnership in Education Month

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Nov
02
CDE, in collaboration with the State Advisory Council for Parent Involvement in Education, invites schools, districts, community-based organizations, families, students and all other stakeholders to celebrate Family and School Partnership in Education month.

A communications toolkit is available for districts interested in celebrating Family and School Partnership in Education Month.

School Readiness learning sessions

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Nov
02
Two learning sessions with Marzano Research on PreK and K–3 aligned assessments in Colorado will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 8, and Wednesday, Nov. 9, for those who support the implementation of or use PreK or kindergarten assessments. The sessions are not cumulative. Visit the Training and Meetings webpage to register to attend each meeting.

Learning Session 1: Using formative assessment data to support growth in children’s learning and development
When: 10 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 8

Learning Session 2: Understanding Coherence and Alignment needs between PreK standards and K assessments
When: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 9.

Technical Advisory Panel for Longitudinal Student Growth meeting Thursday, Nov. 3

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Nov
02
The Technical Advisory Panel for Longitudinal Student Growth will hold a public meeting at 9 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 3, via Zoom.

The meeting agenda will focus on CMAS on-track growth, target setting, new postsecondary and workforce readiness measures and other accountability-related topics.

Visit the TAP for Longitudinal Growth webpage for additional information.

Educator Survey for Colorado Applies Month and Free Application Days

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Oct
26
Educators are invited to complete a brief survey on their involvement and use of the resources available for Colorado Applies Month by Friday, Nov. 5.

Thank you for supporting efforts to make applying to college attainable for students through the Colorado Applies and Free Application Days initiatives. Because of your support, Colorado Applies Month and Colorado Free Application Days have been a success for the fifth year in a row. Final numbers will be available later this year.

For more information visit the Colorado Free Application Days webpage. 

Respiratory season guidance for schools and childcare settings

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Oct
26
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has updated guidance for the 2022-23 school year titled “Guidance for Prevention & Control of Non-COVID-19 Respiratory Illnesses in Schools and Child Care Settings”. The guidance includes important information for schools and childcare settings as they prepare for the upcoming respiratory season.

CDPHE also recommends annual flu vaccinations for everyone aged six months or older who does not have contraindications.

School Readiness Learning Sessions

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Oct
26
Two learning sessions with Marzano Research on PreK and K–3 aligned assessments in Colorado will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 8, and Wednesday, Nov. 9 for those who support the implementation of or use PreK or kindergarten assessments in schools, districts or early childhood programs. The sessions are not cumulative. Register to attend each meeting.

Learning Session 1: Using formative assessment data to support growth in children’s learning and development
When: 10 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 8

Learning Session 2: Understanding Coherence and Alignment needs between PreK standards and K assessments
When: 2 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 9

View the Training and Meetings webpage for additional information.

2023-24 BEST Grant deadline

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Oct
26
Wednesday, Nov. 30, is the deadline for all potential applicants to notify CDE of their intent to apply for a BEST grant in the upcoming Fiscal Year 2023-24 grant round. Complete the Grant Manager registration form via Google Docs by Wednesday, Nov. 30.

To view the full grant round announcement, or for more information on the BEST Grant program, visit the Capital Construction Online Grant Application Process webpage.

Priority Improvement and Turnaround Unified Improvement Plan webinar

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Oct
26

A Unified Improvement Plan webinar will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 10, to help schools and districts newsly identified with a Priority Improvement or Turnaround plan type understand the new requirements in their UIPs.

This webinar, put on by the Accountability and Continuous Improvement Office, will be most useful to those submitting their UIPs by the January deadline. The session will highlight some best practices and key strategies in improvement planning, explain additional requirements in these plan types, give suggestions for creating a strong UIP and share resources available to help in the UIP process.

It is strongly recommended that school leaders or teams planning to attend also invite their district UIP support person and bring a current draft of their UIP to the session.

Register for the session via Zoom.

November Early Childhood Leadership Commission town hall

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Oct
26
A virtual town hall is schedulded for 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 9, to provide families, providers, members of the workforce and early childhood stakeholders with updates about the Colorado Department of Early Childhood and Universal Preschool Program implementation process and opportunities to get involved. Members of the Early Childhood Leadership Commission and the Governor's Early Childhood Transition Team, state agency leaders and other early childhood champions will be presenting. 

Charter School Capital Construction Reporting due Monday, Oct. 31

by: Bryce Reedy
Category: Newsletter
Oct
26
All charter schools eligible to receive Charter School Capital Construction funding are required to complete the Charter School Capital Construction Report by Monday, Oct. 31.

For additional information and to fill out the report, visit the Charter Schools webpage.
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