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Impact on Education is the foundation supporting 28,000 students and 4,000 educators of the Boulder Valley School District. Since 1983, we’ve provided supplemental funding and resources to students and educators in order to expand what’s possible in education.

Our work prioritizes students overcoming the greatest obstacles by addressing economic and learning barriers that curtail success, increasing equity among our students, and closing opportunity gaps.

One of our greatest strengths is our ability to adapt to the changing and evolving needs of students and our community.

4,000

BVSD EDUCATORS

28,000

BVSD STUDENTS

56

BVSD SCHOOLS

OUR MISSION

Impact on Education supports students in Boulder Valley public schools with supplemental funding and resources in order to address critical needs and opportunity gaps.

LATEST NEWS

Announcing our 2024 scholarship recipients

This year we awarded over $53,500 in scholarships for Boulder Valley School District graduates, including $28,500 in scholarship renewals for 16 students and over $25,000 to 8 graduating seniors in the Class of 2024.

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From park ranger to education advocate: Meet volunteer Rich Smith

Rich Smith, a dedicated volunteer with Impact on Education, has committed his life to educating, both inside the classroom and beyond. From his early days as a park ranger teaching the tenets of environmental stewardship to youth mentoring and coaching, Smith’s career journey reflects a profound passion for fostering learning opportunities and supporting underserved communities.

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An innovative approach to improving teenage mental health

Tess Amer, a mental health advocate at Fairview High School, knows the pressures Boulder’s teenagers face firsthand. As a licensed counselor and certified teacher, she oversees the school’s Wellness Center, a cozy and calming space that welcomes teenagers seeking mental health support.

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This after-school reading club helps emerging bilingual students

Jessica, a literacy interventionist at Alicia Sanchez Elementary School, wanted to level the playing field for emerging bilingual students. With a grant from Impact on Education she built a Reading Club to provide these students with opportunities to grow as readers.

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Impact on Education
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Louisville, CO 80027

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