DENVER, May 18, 2020 — The Boettcher Foundation today announced that it is recognizing a group of standout Colorado teachers for their exemplary influence in educating some of the state’s top students...
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By Ray Mark Rinaldi Confluence Denver Colorado’s Space to Create program is a bet on the power of creatives, not just a gamble on the hard-to-define way that painters, poets, chefs, and brewers can ma...
Boettcher Scholars, Teachers, Investigators and Grantees in the News By Alasyn Zimmerman KOAA.com A multi-million dollar project from private and public funds is focusing on revitalizing a section of Trinidad’s Main Street. The ‘Space to Create’ is th...
Boettcher Scholars, Teachers, Investigators and Grantees in the News By Valerie Strauss Washington Post A recent report by the nonprofit Learning Policy Institute in California found that longstanding teacher shortages were becoming more acute in some states, and that ...
Boettcher Scholars, Teachers, Investigators and Grantees in the News By Carla Jean Whitley Glenwood Post Independent The Western Slope now has 13,000 square feet of state-of-the-art conference space available in the heart of Glenwood Springs. Colorado Mountain College&...
Boettcher Scholars, Teachers, Investigators and Grantees in the News By Amy Hamilton The Daily Sentinel Two Grand Junction nonprofit agencies recently received a financial boost from the Boettcher Foundation. Mind Springs Health is the recipient of a $120,000 grant fo...
Boettcher Scholars, Teachers, Investigators and Grantees in the News By The Valley Courier The Boettcher Foundation Board of Trustees has awarded $615,000 in capital grants to 15 nonprofit organizations that are working to support Colorado communities including two in ...
Boettcher Scholars, Teachers, Investigators and Grantees in the News By Joanne Ostrow Contributing Writer, Denver Business Journal An empty darkroom used for storage at the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities has been refashioned into a state-of-the-art digital ...
Boettcher Scholars, Teachers, Investigators and Grantees in the News By Jenny Brundin Colorado Public Radio Colorado needs teachers. Thousands of them. Colleges in state are graduating 25 percent fewer licensed teachers than they did six years ago. The crisis is most ...
Boettcher Scholars, Teachers, Investigators and Grantees in the News By Joe Vaccarelli YourHub Reporter Kids Club night at the Joshua Station transitional housing complex can be a hectic event that sometimes sees nearly 50 kids pile into a converted hotel room to do a...
Boettcher Scholars, Teachers, Investigators and Grantees in the News By Amy Hamilton Grand Junction Sentinel If a person with disabilities wants to go on a bike ride, the process could take days. The folks at Colorado Discover Ability must assemble a bike to fit that ...
Boettcher Scholars, Teachers, Investigators and Grantees in the News By Laura Bond Confluence Denver In southwestern Colorado, Ridgway is a small town with a laser focus on the arts. With a critical mass of creative residents, years of hard work are paying off. When A...
Boettcher Scholars, Teachers, Investigators and Grantees in the News By Jason McKinney Life on Capitol Hill Reporter The Rose Andom Center, Colorado’s first family justice center to serve domestic violence victims, opened June 29 with a special ribbon cutting ceremony...
Boettcher Scholars, Teachers, Investigators and Grantees in the News 2010 Scholar Devon Tivona was recently featured in the New York Times, the Pana blog and in the Real Leaders podcast. By Paul Ballas Pana The three-person co-founding team is phenomenal, and I’m par...
Boettcher Scholars, Teachers, Investigators and Grantees in the News By Kristen Browning-Blas Colorado State University Winning grants for mosquito research is just as competitive as “Dancing with the Stars.” Rushika Perera should know. The assistant professor of virol...
Boettcher Scholars, Teachers, Investigators and Grantees in the News By Jo Anne Busing Akron News Reporter On July 1, Akron resident Carl McGuire III, became one of the four 13th Judicial District court judges for the seven counties in the district. McGuire was appoint...
Boettcher Scholars, Teachers, Investigators and Grantees in the News By Debbie Kelley The Gazette Serene Singh, a 2015 Rampart High School graduate who now attends the University of Colorado at Boulder as a Boettcher Scholar, recently was crowned Miss Colorado Teen 201...
Boettcher Scholars, Teachers, Investigators and Grantees in the News By Ann Butler The Durango Herald New teachers are leaving the profession at alarming rates, and colleges are graduating fewer licensed teachers, leaving many schools hurting for qualified instructors....
Boettcher Foundation in the News Boettcher Scholars, Teachers, Investigators and Grantees in the News By Bridgett Weaver Greeley Tribune Watching him laugh and joke about his blindness in front of a crowd, you’d never expect that there was a time when Landan Schaffert felt bad for himself. You’d never...
Boettcher Scholars, Teachers, Investigators and Grantees in the News By Joe Vaccarelli YourHub Reporter Josh Hamlin lost everything to addiction. He gave up college football and saw a promising surfing career disappear. When Hamlin got sober in 2008, he still felt he n...
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