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Colorado Youth for a Change addresses barriers to learning by providing individualized supports throughout pivotal stages of students’ education journeys.
Early Learning Corps promotes individualized learning experiences through play, song, instruction, activities, and conversation. The goal is to prepare preschoolers to be ready for Kindergarten — and it’s working: - Preschool students supported by Early Learning Corps achieve significantly higher assessment scores than their peers by the end of one year. - Students supported by Early Learning Corps demonstrate greater growth than their peers, regardless of gender, race, or dual language learner status.
Colorado Math Corps is an AmeriCorps program with the mission of ensuring that Colorado students in 4th-8th grade who are struggling in math receive daily individualized support in order to improve math skills. Math skills are highly predictive of high school graduation. In fact, nearly 90% of students who fail 6th grade math drop out of high school. Colorado Math Corps is replicated from the successful Minnesota Math Corps. Service locations sites are located throughout the state of Colorado. Thousands of children need extra help to complete math at grade level. Take action as a tutor because students who have strong foundational math skills are better prepared for success in the classroom, community and workplace.
Corps for a Change has been in operation since 2015. By focusing on school engagement and attendance, Corps for a Change offers another area of services to youth who are at risk of dropping out of school. Corps for a Change members are placed at one high school and will support a caseload of 20-40 students who are considered to exhibit low attendance and/or lack of engagement. The position is full-time (35- 40 hours per week), with school breaks and holidays off. AmeriCorps members engage in an intake process to assess what support students might need to be more engaged. AmeriCorps members will focus on student interventions such as: one-on-one support meetings, classroom observation, outreach phone calls, resource referrals, tutoring and other school-wide attendance and engagement initiatives. The goal of the members’ term of service is to support students to be more engaged in school, improve attendance, and help support a path toward academic success.