Colo. getting school grant from Gates Foundation

DENVER — Colorado is getting some help from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.

Gov. John Hickenlooper and Lt. Gov. Joe Garcia announced Monday that the state is getting $5.9 million to help increase high school graduation rates and prepare students for college and careers.

The grant will be administered through the Colorado Legacy Foundation. It’s dedicated to increasing student achievement by having effective school leaders and teachers. The foundation’s trustees include Garcia, former Lt. Gov. Barbara O’Brien and state education board member Elaine Gantz Berman.



COMMENTS

Commenting is not available in this channel entry.




  • Sales

    Hiring SuperstarsHeadline Promotion is seeking outgoing and motiv...

  • Client Support Specialist

    StarTek BRAND WARRIORSCustomer Service

  • Coding/billing Dept

    Western Valley FamilyPractice is seeking a Part-time (possibly full-t...

  • Aircraft Records Auditor

    Local Aviation Company looking for . Avaiation experience desired. Salary depend...

  • Sales

    PositionMust have past experience, be highly organized, and have compu...

  • Vocational Supervisor

    VOCATIONALSUPERVISORSTRIVE, a large progressive not-fo...


Search More Jobs






THE DAILY SENTINEL
734 S. Seventh St.
Grand Junction, CO 81501
970-242-5050
Editions
Subscribe to print edition
E-edition
Advertisers
Sign in to your account
Information

© 2013 Grand Junction Media, Inc.
By using this site you agree to the Visitor Agreement and the Privacy Policy