Media Coverage
November 2011
Impact on Education’s grants help BVSD teachers instruct outside the box Colorado Hometown Weekly
“Louisville-based Impact on Education, a nonprofit that awards thousands of dollars in Classroom Innovation Grants to teachers in the Boulder Valley School District, announced this week that 57 recipients will receive grants in December as part of its annual $50,000 grant program. The grants fund classroom projects that enhance learning through the use of hands-on activities and technology to engage students….”
Boulder Valley teachers awarded Impact on Education grants Daily Camera, Amy Bounds
“Second-grade teacher Breida Geesaman wanted to give her students more opportunities to listen to books being read to improve fluency and comprehension, but she wanted a better alternative to tapes and cassette players. So Geesaman, who teaches at Boulder’s Whittier Elementary School, queried Apple representatives about the easiest way to produce stories digitally and decided on iPod shuffles. And, thanks to a $1,200 grant from Boulder Valley’s Impact on Education, she now has the money to buy 24 shuffles…”
October 2011
Speaker Addresses Bullying Daily Camera
“Bullying expert Barbara Coloroso doesn’t see anti-bullying programs as the answer. Most programs are aimed at helping bullies understand how much they’re hurting their victims — except the bullies already know and don’t care, she said. Instead, raising children to speak out against bullies instead of acting as bystanders will go a long way to defeating what’s become the norm in schools worldwide, she said. “The most important thing is how do we raise kids who will stand up against injustices,” she said. Coloroso is speaking Wednesday at a Boulder Valley Parent Engagement Network event at Monarch High School. Bullying was chosen as the topic for the talk, sponsored by Impact on Education…”
February 2011
Time for the 2011 Impact Awards Celebration! BVSD On The Inside
“Please join us for a wonderful evening that celebrates all that is good in our schools! We’ve reserved the CU-Boulder UMC Glenn Miller Ballroom for this special event. Seating is limited, so…”
January 2011
October 2010
Thanks for Giving! BVSD On The Inside
“With much appreciated support from our community – which includes a large number for BVSD employees – we continue to support all BVSD schools. We focus on providing resources to teachers and students, acknowledging teacher excellence, improving equity, leveraging technology and promoting innovation. We thank you in advance for…”
September 2010
Make an even bigger IMPACT with your nomination! BVSD On The Inside
“Impact on Education is happy to report that the awards for the 2011 Impact Award Recipients have been changed….for the better! Each recipient will receive: • Recognition dinner hosted by Impact On Education on March 16, 2011 • Impact Award plaque of achievement • $500 each • $2,500 to each recipient’s school or department (this award has increased by $1,000!) • An iPad (this is new!)…”
This year’s Impact Opportunity Funds have been distributed! BVSD On The Inside
“$130,000.00 is now in the hands of all but three BVSD school principals. (Thank you to Flatirons, Horizons K-8 and Southern Hills for graciously opting out of this year’s funding cycle to support other schools!) The Impact Opportunity Fund was created in 2004 to reduce the economic barriers that negatively affect..”
BVSD Open Fire Help Center Daily Camera, Amy Bounds
“…The center also will have school supplies provided by Impact on Education, mental health help for coping with the disaster, information on after-school care and help for affected Boulder Valley staff members. At least 54 staff members live in the evacuated area, officials said….”
August 2010
Crayons to Calculators & Classroom Mini-Grants BVSD on The Inside
“Thanks again for all of your great efforts! We gave all of the backpacks you sent to us to those in need. There were some very happy kids!” Charles Serns, principal at Eisenhower Elementary School, took the words right out our mouths! Our …
Boulder’s Dairy Center to receive new entryway, thanks to Western Disposal Daily Camera, Joe Rubino
“…The $300,000 contribution is one of several large donations Western Disposal has made this year to commemorate the company’s 40th anniversary. It contributed $100,000 each to nonprofits Crayons to Calculators, which donates school supplies to children in need, and Special Transit, which provides transportation options for the mobility-impaired…”
July 2010
Yesterday’s Students Give Back Daily Camera, Erika Stutzman
“H igh school reunion time: Grads from decades past gather at a bar, break out a stack of $20s for the official reunion dinners, beg their kids to behave at the family picnic day at the park. The Class of 1990 at Boulder and Fairview high schools are holding a joint reunion this weekend. The three-day schedule for the former rivals includes a contest to raise money, backpacks and supplies for Crayons to Calculators today. …”
June 2010
CEO of Boulder Valley nonprofit Impact on Education to retire Daily Camera, Amy Bounds
Impact on Education leader Francie Anhut is retiring, passing the fundraising torch to longtime Boulder Valley School District volunteer Fran Ryan. The nonprofit raises money for Boulder Valley schools, honors local teachers with annual awards and coordinates a school-supply drive for Boulder Valley and St. Vrain Valley students. As its new chief executive officer, Ryan said…
May 2010
Anhut leaving Impact on Education Boulder County Business Report, Ryan Dionne
Francie Anhut, chief executive officer of Boulder-based Impact on Education, is stepping down at the end of June. Anhut, who has served as CEO of the education-related nonprofit for seven years, started programs like…
Amgen Foundation Annual Report
With funding from the Amgen Foundation, Impact on Education delivers new ways to spark and maintain students’ enthusiasm for science throughout Colorado’s…
April 2010
Impact On Education’s 2010 Razzle Dazzle Beach Bayou BVSD on The Inside
In addition to being Impact on Education’s largest fundraiser – raising money for programs that support teachers and students in BVSD – this year’s “Beach Bayou” dinner will be a farewell celebration for…
Great Futures Colorado Coalition BVSD on The Inside
Impact on Education is galvanizing concerned community members who want to stop budget cuts at BVSD schools. As part of the Great Future Colorado Coalition, we urge educators, parents and community members to help…
March 2010
Fashion Under the Flatirons brought out Boulder’s style Daily Camera, Marian Rothschild
A packed house at Boulder Theater was dressed to the nines last week for Fashion Under the Flatirons. As the lights dimmed, electronic music pounded out a beat, and beautiful models paraded the catwalk in gorgeous spring fashions. Right here in Boulder, Colorado! Finally, fashion has come to stay. Downtown Boulder, a non-profit organization, produced the event as a fund-raiser for Impact on Education, and about a thousand fashion-minded folks…
Great Futures Colorado D.E.C.I.D.E. BVSD on The Inside
As we all work together to help figure out where to cut $10-20 million needed to balance the 2010-11 budget, Impact on Education is mobilizing to support systemic solutions to Colorado’s school finance crisis. It will take time and considerable effort to…
Local stores, boutiques to hit runway in ‘Fashion Under the Flatirons’ Daily Camera, Christy Fantz
Boulder has never been pegged as a fashion capital. But Terri Takata-Smith, director of marketing and communications for Downtown Boulder Inc., is hoping the inaugural “Fashion Under the Flatirons” runway show at the Boulder Theater tonight will stylize this city’s image. “I think that fashion isn’t at the front of everyone’s mind when thinking about downtown Boulder,” Takata-Smith said. “But I think Boulder has so many…
February 2010
Emerald principal Leatherman honored at dinner Thursday Broomfield Enterprise
Emerald Elementary School principal Larry Leatherman was honored Thursday as one of five Impact on Education Award winners. The awards recognize Boulder Valley School District’s most inspirational educators. Impact on Education held a dinner Thursday to recognize the winners, who also receive a $500 personal award and $1,500 for their schools…
Eisenhower and Emerald Enjoy GAMES! BVSD on The Inside
Girls At the Museum Exploring Science (GAMES) is a wonderful program that brings elementary school girls to the CU-Boulder Natural History Museum where they learn from and interact with women scientists. This program gives girl…
Community Foundation promotes early childhood education in Boulder County Broomfield Enterprise, Daily Camera, Erica Meltzer
The Community Foundation is making a case for investing in early childhood education at two events in early March. Both the Boulder Valley School District and the St. Vrain Valley School District have seen persistent achievement gaps between low-income students and middle- and higher-income students and between Latino students and…
Downtown Boulder’s Fashion Under the Flatirons BVSD on The Inside
A night filled with fun and style highlighted with a fast paced, energetic fashion show – Fashion Under the Flatirons is an event not to be missed. In its inaugural year, Downtown Boulder’s Fashion Under the Flatirons will incorporate a runway fashion show emceed by…
Tuning in Longmont TimeCall, Victoria A.F. Camron
As Andrew Salazar sits at his kitchen table listening to his iPod, it seems as though he’s talking to himself. “Kuh-ab.” “D-ab.” “Juh-ahh-bu. Jab.” “Tuh-ahh-bu. Tab.” While Andrew listens to his first-grade teacher, Melissa Tobin, recite those words, he reads them aloud from a red, construction paper reading strip and follows along with his finger…
January 2010
Bennet advocates education reform Boulder County Business Report, Doug Storum
Sen. Michael Bennet on Monday morning told a group of business leaders and educators that fixing a broken education system is the most important economic issue facing the United States. “We have to change the way we do business,” Bennet said, referring to…
Sen. Michael Bennet calls on Colo. to commit to education Daily Camera, Laura Snider
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet called for the state of Colorado to make a stronger commitment to education when he spoke in Boulder on Monday…
Don’t Miss the 18th Annual Impact Awards Dinner BVSD on The Inside
Hi Ho, Hi Ho! To the Impact dinner you go! The UMC is the place to be To celebrate teachers and old friends to see Not in the morning, but instead at night The Glenn Miller Ballroom will be quite a sight!…
Boulder Valley School District seeks outside budget help Daily Camera, Vanessa Miller
After poring through dozens of applications, Boulder Valley School District Superintendent Chris King has selected the 30 civic leaders, school district officials and community members who will help his staff develop one of the tightest annual operating budgets in years. The list of members named to the district’s first-ever …
Broomfield Enterprise school briefs Broomfield Enterprise
Business leadership forum on Monday Impact on Education and the Boulder Chamber of Commerce will present Education Matters: Business Leadership Forum 2010 from 7 to 9 a.m. Monday in Glenn Miller Ballroom at the University of Colorado-Boulder. Guest speaker will be Sen. Michael Bennet…
Arigato, Asante, Merci, Danke, Gracias, Spasibo, Toda , Xie xie BVSD on The Inside
Anyway you say it, Impact on Education THANKS you for your generosity in this year’s BVSD Employee Giving Campaign. This year, BVSD employees contributed over $8,000 to Impact on Education. With your help, we are able to continue critical programs that support…
My Town: Broomfield Rotary Club gives grants locally, abroad Broomfield Enterprise, Joseph R. Mazzola
The Broomfield Rotary Charitable Foundation recently awarded funding grants to charitable groups, both local and international. The Healthy Learning Paths program was awarded a grant in the amount of $1,550 to cover teacher scholarships that will allow financially challenged teachers to attend the Healthy Learning Paths conference for teachers and …
December 2009
Boulder Valley educators win Impact Awards Daily Camera, Amy Bounds
About 350 kids sneaked through the halls at Broomfield’s Emerald Elementary School and sat quietly in the bleachers in the gym, not wanting to give away the surprise. Their plan worked — Principal Larry Leatherman was thoroughly shocked when…
Tuning in to technology Longmont TimesCall, Victoria A.F. Camron
When school starts again in January, 10 first-graders and six kindergartners at Columbine Elementary will take their teachers home four nights a week. Virtually, anyway. For the new Take My Teacher Home program, each student receives a canvas bag that contains several reading exercises and an iPod on which the teacher recorded
lessons and read a story. “Every parent wants their child to be able to read,” principal Eddie Cloke said…
October 2009
We have choices in the school district Daily Camera, Francie Anhut
Representative government is the foundation of democracy. Yet, BVSD school board elections have often failed to provide voters with a choice for each open seat. This year is different. There are three Boulder Valley Board of Education director seats up for election with two well-qualified candidates for each …
August 2009
Crayons to Calculators under way Boulder County Business Report
Crayons to Calculators, a collaborative annual school supply drive, is gearing up to provide more than 5,000 backpacks of school supplies to students in Boulder Valley and St. Vrain Valley school districts in August. Together, the two school districts have more than 11,000 students on the …
Drive is on to equip students for school Broomfield Enterprise, Elwood K. Shelton
As the principal of a Broomfield school with one of the largest number of students receiving free or reduced-price lunches, Larry Leatherman understands need. But even in the face of an economic downturn, the Emerald Elementary principal is confident his students won`t go without essential learning tools. Even in the worst of times, Leatherman has seen miracles worked through supply drives…
My Town: Community Foundation gives $28K to nonprofits Broomfield Enterprise, Karen Smith
The Broomfield Community Foundation recently awarded $28,500 to 22 nonprofits that help people in Broomfield. Funding for these grants came from several funds held by the Foundation. The following are from the general Partners Fund, the Rotary Clubs, Donor Advised Fund, and the ARC Fund…
July 2009
Impact on Education: Nonprofit Spotlight Daily Camera
Our Mission: Impact on Education leverages community resources to increase student learning, create opportunities and build support for public education in Boulder Valley School District. We value excellence, innovation and equity and focus…
On The Job – Nonprofit Boulder County Business Report
Impact on Education added Frank Bruno, David Kendall, Sue Kunz and Melissa Tingley to its board of directors. Bruno is vice chancellor for administration at CU-Boulder, Kendall is a partner at law firm Kendall, Koenig & Oelsner PC, Kunz, …
Donate school supplies, equip students to learn Longmont TimesCall
The first day of school is new and scary enough without having to face it sans any of the necessary supplies to participate fully in the lessons. That’s why a donation to Crayons to Calculators – which works to put backpacks, pencils, notebooks and other supplies in the hands of children who might otherwise have to go to school without…
Longmont auctioneer Don Martin raises money, spirits Daily Camera, Broomfield Enterprise
But, Martin says, he’s choosy about his clients, picking organizations whose missions mesh with his personal ethics and interests – - primarily women’s issues, children at risk, kids’ education and animal causes. In Boulder County, he’s worked with the Humane Society of Boulder Valley, the Boulder Community Hospital Foundation, the Boulder Philharmonic, Impact on Education …
June 2009
Boulder-area CEOs’ compensation in-depth Daily Camera, Broomfield Enterprise
… Hoover is a supporter of education through active involvement with his alma maters DePauw University and Indiana University, and through his philanthropic support of the University of Colorado, the Impact on Education community partnership for Boulder Valley Public Schools…
Jack Hempstead, Boulder, CO Daily Camera, Broomfield Enterprise, Akron New Reporter
Boulder native and life-long Boulder resident, Jack Hempstead passed quietly and peacefully in his home on the morning of June 12, 2009. … In lieu of flowers, donations can be sent to: Impact on Education, Jack Hempstead Memorial Fund …
May 2009
Boulder County benefits and fundraisers Daily Camera, Broomfield Enterprise
…2009 Razzle Dazzle Beach Ball “A Night in Nantucket,” to benefit Impact on Education’s programs; dinner, silent auction, musicand dancing, 5:30-10 p.m. May 30, Boulder Reservoir, $150; RSVP to 303-245-5937 or ImpactOnEducation.org…
March 2009
Education is ‘super stimulus’ – smart investments key Boulder County Business Report, Francie Anhut
Educating more people and doing a better job of it is the single-best investment we can make. Period. While “shovel-ready” infrastructure projects – including improvements to schools – are key to reviving our economy, steady, smart investments in public education – from preschool through college …
February 2009
Boulder Valley teachers awarded for excellence Daily Camera, Heath Urie
Hanging from the desk of Crest View Elementary School teacher Jeri Eurich is a poster that reads: “Believe in yourself.” It’s a simple message she uses as part of the Intensive Center for Affective Needs, one of only three such classrooms in the Boulder Valley School District that caters to children with severe emotional disabilities…
December 2008
Students making animated videos for contest Daily Camera
Boulder Valley students are creating online, animated videos as part of a contest designed to develop interest in technology and creativity. The contest is sponsored by Impact on Education, a foundation that supports Boulder Valley schools. The activity supports the organization’s initiative to advance …
Fresh Produce creates fashionable resort wear Boulder County Business Report, Jules Marie
… Fresh Produce donates an average of 1.29 percent of its annual revenues to various groups, including The Business news, analysis, data and statistics for Boulder and Broomfield Make-A-Wish Foundation, the Women’s Wilderness Institute and Impact on Education. It has also donated more than …
From the publisher: Camera remains strong, committed Daily Camera, Broomfield Enterprise, Al Manzi
It seems we just can’t get away from all the bad news about the economy these days. The newspaper industry has been in the news a lot lately, too. The Tribune Company recently filed for bankruptcy protection. Papers serving Detroit plan to stop home delivery several days a week. The Rocky Mountain News is for sale and may close early next year if a buyer cannot be …
November 2008
Boulder Book Store donating 20,000 books to teachers Daily Camera
At a young age, David Bolduc constantly sauntered through the stacks at his local library, searching for new stories and information to absorb. “I always had books overdue,” he said. Bolduc, now the owner of Boulder Book Store, said all children should have a book of their own, and he hopes…
October 2008
Romanoff to speak at Education Matters event Daily Camera
Andrew Romanoff, Speaker of the Colorado House of Representatives, is scheduled to deliver the keynote speech at Friday’s Education Matters 2008 Business Leadership Forum. The annual event, hosted by Impact on Education and…
Leaders: Education key part of solving problem of struggling economy Boulder County Business Report, David Clucas
In a struggling economy, communities should look to education as a major part of the solution, local business and political leaders said at a recent Impact on Education Business Leadership
Forum. The breakfast event at the Millennium Harvest House hotel in Boulder on Oct. 24 featured a keynote address by Democrat Colorado Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff, who said the state needs to …
Children reported for nude cell-phone photos Daily Camera, Broomfield Enterprise, Vanessa Miller
… Francie Anhut, chief executive officer for Impact on Education — a nonprofit organization that supports the Boulder Valley School District — said she believes fewer than 10 percent of elementary-age children in Boulder Valley have cell phones. “Then it gets really common in middle school,” said Anhut, whose …
September 2008
BVSD sells bus sponsorships Daily Camera, Vanessa Miller
School districts across the state and nation are compensating for sky-rocketing fuel costs by selling advertising space on school buses, and although Boulder Valley isn’t exactly following that trend, the district’s fundraising arm is selling bus sponsorships this year. Commuters in the Boulder County area might notice …
Nonprofit spotlight: Impact on Education Daily Camera
Our Mission: Impact on Education is an independent, 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is to leverage community resources to impact student learning, create opportunities and build support for public education. We achieve our mission by focusing our resources in three areas…
August 2008
Guest Opinion: Crayons to calculators Daily Camera, Broomfield Enterprise, Catherine Bedell
Help! I can’t afford the first day of school for my child! I said that once. It involved the need for a Power Ranger backpack, deluxe watercolors and spiral notebooks with sporty covers. There were also pencils, crayons, rulers, glue, paper, markers, scissors, highlighters and a calculator. The future of my son’s successful second-grade education depended on buying the right …
Students stressed with overbooked schedules Daily Camera, Broomfield Enterprise, Vanessa Miller
… The pace of student life that’s sent teens running to keep up has administrators, teachers and parents fretting about students’ juggling abilities, said Francie Anhut, CEO of Impact on Education, a foundation that supports Boulder Valley schools. “Today’s students are totally over-scheduled,” Anhut said. …
Foundation awards $31,000 in grants Broomfield Enterprise
The Broomfield Community Foundation recently awarded $31,215 to 20 nonprofit organizations that help people in Broomfield. Funding for the grants came from several funds held by the Foundation. The following are from the general Partners Fund, the Rotary Clubs’ Donor Advised Fund and the ARC Fund…
June 2008
Letters to the Editor Blog Daily Camera, Francie Anhut
Cindy Sutter’s article made it clear that Boulder is fortunate to have attracted Master Sommelier, Bobby Stuckey and chef, Lachlan Mackinnon-Patterson. Not only is their restaurant, Frasca Food & Wine, consistently ranked as one of Colorado’s best…
April 2008
Impact honors four educators Daily Camera
Francie Anhut, CEO of Impact on Education, left, reacts after greeting Boulder High School teacher Leticia de Lozano in her after-school classroom to present her with an award in February. Nederland High School science teacher Al Real wasn’t looking for recognition for doing a job…
March 2008
Student Spotlight: Maria Montzka, senior at Boulder Daily Camera
Maria is a talented artist. Her artwork was recently chosen from submissions of students from around the school district to be the brochure cover of the “Impact on Education” awards
celebration.
February 2008
Impact Awards: Educators at head of class Daily Camera, Laura Snider
Francie Anhut, CEO of Impact on Education, left, reacts after greeting Boulder High School teacher Leticia Alonso de Lozano in her after-school classroom to present her with one of the five annual
awards for outstanding education…
January 2008
Romer: Future depends on education Daily Camera, Alicia Wallace
While national security, global warming and health care may be hot-button topics in this election year, one issue in particular that could create improvements in those areas of interest — education — should be top of mind, former Colorado Gov. Roy Romer said…
December 2007
Business leaders invited to attend education forum Boulder County Business Report
High-quality public education is vital to creating and sustaining a thriving business community. To help local companies understand the critical link between public education and business, Impact on Education…
November 2007
David Clark: Coverage of LegoLeague Robotics Competition Daily Camera
Thank you for your coverage of the Monarch High School FIRST LegoLeague Robotics competition. Heath Urie did a great job of capturing the spirit of the event and the excitement felt by everyone present. An important addition to the article is needed to recognize…
October 2007
Elementary girls get taste of science Daily Camera, Amy Bounds
About a dozen girls from Boulder’s University Hill Elementary School recently took turns holding live hissing cockroaches and examining hundreds of other bug specimens in the University of Colorado’s collection. They saw giant beetles, multicolored butterflies and …
Septemeber 2007
Crayons to Calculators honors corporate donors Daily Camera
Crayons to Calculators, a program that provides school supplies to Boulder Valley students in need, on Wednesday announced the winners of its Crayons to Calculators Corporate Challenge. Spectra Logic and the local office of Staffing Solutions…
August 2007
Math refresher gets kids ready Daily Camera, Amy Bounds
About 50 incoming fifth- and sixth-graders are getting a math refresher course this summer before starting school.
The students, from four Lafayette elementary schools, are spending two weeks learning math essentials in the “Power Tools for Middle School” summer session at Centaurus High School. The session ends …
Donated supplies give kids a start Daily Camera, Amy Bounds
Along with donations, the drive depends on volunteers. More than 200 people are helping stuff the backpacks. There’s also a new corporate challenge, with 16 local companies competing to donate the most and provide the most volunteers. Last year, families picked up backpacks at three …
July 2007
Nonprofit spotlight: Impact on Education Daily Camera
Impact on Education is an independent, non-profit organization dedicated to increasing support for public education in Boulder Valley. We leverage community resources to enhance student learning and achievement, promote creativity and innovation in the classroom and encourage …
June 2007
School News-Awards Daily Camera
… Impact on Education and Polycom recognizes Boulder Valley high school student artists, choosing five winners in a drawing and painting competition. The winners are Leah Pantea, Libby Landauer and Erin Brotherton…
Good News – Sally Smyth Scholarship Daily Camera
… Boulder Valley School District senior, Zoe Griffin Davis, was selected for the Sally Smyth Scholarship administered by Impact on Education, which carries an award of $5,000 per year for four years. …
March 2007
King deserves crown: New superintendent ‘of national caliber’ Daily Camera
Indications are that Boulder Valley School District’s search for a new superintendent touched all the bases necessary to make sure the best candidate got the job. In choosing Chris King, the Board of Education picked a hometown guy with a skill set that matches or exceeds that of other candidates nationwide. As Francie Anhut …
January 2007
The Eye: Education Matters Boulder County Business Report
… The Eye learned at the Impact on Education breakfast that the Colorado School Foundation Association welcomes motorists to convey their support for public education by purchasing …
Awards honor BVSD teachers Daily Camera, Amy Bounds
They’re nominated by peers and community members, with 34 nominated this year. Winners receive $1,500 for their school and a $500 personal award. They also attend an awards dinner in April. Boal, who’s taught for three years at Flatirons and four years altogether …
Local Briefs Daily Camera
… Impact on Education pushes license plates. Colorado’s new “Support Education” special-interest license plate, initiated by Boulder Valley’s Impact on Education, was launched Monday at a reception at the state Capitol. …
Seeking education investment Daily Camera, Amy Bounds
Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper made local educators jealous as he talked Thursday about a $50 million donation from a Denver oilman that will help pay for college scholarships. Students graduating this spring from three Denver high schools will have their college …
December 2006
Clicker technology catches on among teachers Daily Camera, Amy Bounds
Boulder science teacher Dan Tomlin is a “clicker” convert. He uses the devices, which resemble blue remote controls, to keep his Manhattan Middle School students engaged during science lessons. He gets immediate feedback on their understanding, can check …
Local Briefs Daily Camera
… Impact on Education teams with SpectraLink. Impact on Education has teamed with SpectraLink for a second year to promote math, science and the arts in Boulder Valley public schools. SpectraLink is giving about $20,000 to support Impact on Education’s 2007 “clicker” and community arts programs …
