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APS School Board Candidate Brief

CCSD School Board Candidate Brief

DPS School Board Candidate Brief

2023 School Board Candidate Events for Aurora Public Schools, Cherry Creek, and Denver Public Schools

RSVP for the following student led school board candidate events: 

  • APS: October 11th
  • CCSD: October 25th
  • DPS: October 20th in partnership with Movimiento Poder and Student Voice & Leadership

We are grateful for the support of Donnell-Kay Foundation for supporting our youth’s civic engagement by providing translation, food, and childcare.

Thank you Chalkbeat Colorado for featuring our work. Check out the article here.

Check out the candidate briefs for APS, CCSD, and DPS developed by YAASPA fellows and student researchers below: 

Concurrent Enrollment Racial Equity Report (2018)

Concurrent Enrollment Racial Equity Report (2021)

Concurrent Enrollment Racial Equity Report (2023)

In partnership with youth, YAASPA has developed a critical examination of access to ethnic studies as a concurrent enrollment option for minoritized students in Colorado and beyond. The youth-led report details findings from data collected in 2019-20 from Aurora, Colorado.

In February 2018, YAASPA released its first Concurrent Enrollment Racial Equity Report. The report focuses on Aurora and Denver Public School Districts. 

Concurrent enrollment is college level courses for high school students. Pass with a C and you will earn college credit. 

These courses are often FREE depending on the school or school district’s partnership with higher education institutions.

Concurrent enrollment is an economic and racial justice issue. Concurrent enrollment increases access to higher education and cuts the time and cost of higher education significantly. Ask your counselor about concurrent enrollment and what class offerings are available.

If you need or want support advocating for more concurrent enrollment offerings at your school, let us know!

CHECK OUT OUR STORIES COVERING CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT

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