It is with sincere regret that we must announce the postponement of this year’s Día De Los Niños fundraiser scheduled for April 30th. This decision comes as a result of circumstances beyond our control. 

We want to thank you on behalf of the CSPC board, staff, and participants for your support.

We will refund the sponsorships and ticket purchases that have been made thus far. Again, thank you for your support.
 
 Sincerely, 

The CSPC team

Parent involvement is the key that opens the door for children’s success in school. The Colorado Statewide Parent Coalition (CSPC) strongly believes this, and for over 30 years has worked to assure that parents are provided with the tools that they need to help their children be successful in school.

Thank you for your support

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Growth Charts

Track and support your child’s academic and personal growth and development with these growth charts. Find the information most relevant to your family by selecting your child’s grade level below.

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How does the ‘toxic stress’ of poverty hurt the developing brain?

A growing body of research shows that the stress of growing up in poverty can have long-term effects on children’s brains and cognitive development. How can so-called “toxic stress” be prevented? NewsHour’s Megan Thompson reports in our latest story from the continuing public media series “Chasing the Dream.” Thompson is currently a fellow with the Rosalynn Carter Fellowships for Mental Health Journalism program.

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3 STEP Program

3 Step Early Childhood Parent Education

With this program parents learn how to utilize their home environments and every day activities to enhance their child’s learning. In the small samples of the children whose parents participated in the program and who have implemented the learning strategies at home, these children have maintained and/or have surpassed some of the Kindergarten Bench Marks.

PASO Program

PROVIDERS ADVANCING SCHOOL OUTCOMES (PASO)

The purpose of the Providers Advancing School Outcomes (PASO) training program is to create an equitable, replicable, community based model program for providing professional development in early childhood education to Latino, Family, Friend and Neighbor (FFN) providers to: promote school readiness to Latino children, birth to 5 years old, and to prevent the achievement gap between Latino and non-Latino children before they enter Kindergarten.

Family Engagement

Family Engagement Program

Schools cannot raise student achievement on their own. To do so, they must build a culture of engagement for parents. This Program strengthens schools’ family engagement approaches and practices through coaching, technical assistance, and program implementation.

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