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Low-ranked
Elementary School Turns To Parents - CSAP Tests
Denver Post
With a new business and an aging mother to care for, Lisa Balderrama doesn't
have much free time. Yet she finds enough to attend evening meetings at
her twin daughters' school, Richard T. Castro Elementary, and to volunteer
for a full day monthly in each girl's classroom, helping their teachers
by grading papers and doing other chores.-- 2/17/02
A
Look At 20 Of 40 Developmental Assets
Pagosa Springs Sun
You can make a difference in the lives of children in Pagosa Springs.
This was the theme of the recent Archuleta County Education Center's "Making
A Difference" Luncheon.-- 02/14/02
Young
Voices Extol Values of Archuleta County High
Pagosa Springs Sun
Youth
credit their success to programs offered by the Archuleta County Education
Center, share their stories about "Making a Difference" with
a crowd of 180 at the center's fundraiser luncheon Jan. 22.-- 01/31/02
Modern
Education Needs Involved Parents
Pagosa Springs Sun
What one factor
most influences student success? Many educators single out the importance
of parent engagement in their child's education as the strongest contributor
to a child's motivation to do well in school.-- 09/27/02
Monday
is National Family Day
Pagosa Springs Sun
The definition
of "family" is continually widening and reshaping itself, but
one element remains constant: children need caring adults to provide them
with guidance and love.-- 09/20/02
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