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2009 BVSD Employee Contribution Campaign is underway
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The 2009 Employee Contribution Campaign is about to begin here at BVSD. I believe it is always important to give back to our communities in whatever way we can, but this year it is particularly important. Financial times are very hard everywhere in the nation. When times are hard, the agencies that help people in need get more requests than ever for assistance. Compounding the problem is that these agencies often receive less funding during these tough economic times.
If you always make a contribution during our yearly contribution campaign, thank you. If you never have before, I hope you will decide to do so this year. Our goal in this year’s campaign is to raise the participation rate from last year’s 13 percent to a full 40 percent.
If we reach this goal, I promise to shave my head
and post a photo of myself with said shaved head on the front page of our website for a full week and here in my blog for several months afterward.
Please watch your mail for details about the Employee Contribution Campaign.
Our dollars have never mattered more.
Published:
10/3/2008 11:26 AM
Lights on Afterschool event is Oct. 2
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We can help students become successful by providing them with strong and effective instruction in the classroom, but we also need to pay attention to what our students need OUTSIDE of the classroom. What they do after school is important, too.
On Thursday, Oct. 2, the City of Boulder and BVSD along with many other community partners will hold our second annual celebration of “Lights On Afterschool.” Filled with fun activities and exceptional student performances, Lights On Afterschool will take place from 3:00 to 6:00 p.m. on the Pearl Street Mall in front of the courthouse.
Consider the following facts:
Participation in afterschool programs is positively associated with better school attendance, improved grades, and reduced dropout rates.
Every dollar invested in afterschool programs will save tax payers approximately $3.
Thirty-three percent of Colorado’s K-12 youth are responsible for taking care of themselves during the after school hours while only 11 percent of Colorado’s K-12 youth participate in afterschool programs.
Arts programs can increase academic achievement, help decrease youth involvement in delinquent behavior, and improve youth attitudes about themselves and the future.
Young people who participate in high quality afterschool programs experience a wide range of positive youth development outcomes, including decision making, a desire to help others, and leadership skills
(Harvard Family Research Project, 2003)
These are just a few of the many reasons to join us for the celebration of “Lights On Afterschool” on Oct. 2.
Published:
9/26/2008 11:03 AM
last update on: 10/12/2008 03:31:06
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