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21 New Student Clubs Launched This Spring Jan. 29, 2021 Share This: The 2021 Discoverfest logo was created by students Florence He, Sergio Palao, Danielle “Dani” Peterson, Lien Pham, Ashley Tam and Rean Ubungen as part of their graphic design coursework. With more than 300 Cal State Fullerton student organizations, finding which club to join can seem daunting at the university’s Feb. 3-4 virtual Discoverfest. The new “Student Life Connection” tool can help students narrow the list of involvement opportunities that interest them. Students can fill out a form to share their c...

Listen to this post RBC | Yesterday, Governor Polis announced the second round of Response, Innovation, and Student Equity (RISE) Fund awardees to innovate and transform public education. The RISE fund was created to support innovation in high-needs school districts, charter schools, and public institutions of higher education to address the learning challenges related to the economic, social, and health impacts of COVID-19 in a manner that creates sustainable innovations that improve student learning, close equity gaps, and enhance operational efficiency for pre-K-12 through higher education...

Colorado Northwestern Community College will have some financial relief on the way, thanks to the largest awarded education grant from the Response, Innovation, and Student Equity Fund. CNCC, in a joint proposal with Colorado Mountain College, learned Tuesday that it will receive $2.9 million to focus on expanding concurrent enrollment offerings to the 10,500 high school students in the combined service areas for CNCC and CMC. The Response, Innovation, and Student Equity (RISE) Fund awardees to innovate and transform public education. The RISE fund was created to support innovation in high-ne...

STEAMBOAT SPIRNGS — The Hayden and South Routt school districts were awarded over $1 million from Gov. Jared Polis’ Emergency Education Relief Fund to address economic and educational gaps in Colorado.

An initiative launched in September to provide $32.7 million to K-12 schools in Colorado has received a new influx of funds, with some designated for the Pueblo Community College thanks to an innovative plan for students to earn targeted college credits prior to graduating high school. Pueblo Community College has been given about $2 million during this second round of grants to develop a San Louis Valley network, with hopes of expanding statewide, to provide rural students the same educational opportunities a city-based student would have. The goal is to allow a class taught with a virtual c...