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The Denver Education Compact is Mayor Hancock's initiative to create a new and binding agreement requiring the City, Denver Public Schools, higher education and community stakeholders to make specific commitments to improve education throughout Denver. The Compact will focus the community’s efforts and resources in areas that will have the greatest impact in helping Denver’s children to succeed from cradle to career. The Executive Committee will meet regularly to define specific priorities and goals, identify measurements of progress and develop tools of accountability. In addition to the three co-chairs and the Executive Committee, the Compact will be led by Executive Director Theresa Peña.
- Click here to view the Compact's mission and vision
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Click here to view the Denver Education Compact Executive Advisory Board
Denver Education Compact Board Meeting, April 13, 2012
Board Meeting Presentation
Denver Education Compact Board Meeting, February 13, 2012
Denver Education Compact Executive Committee Kick-off Meeting, December 12, 2011
October 20th Kick-off Meeting Presentations
Second Monday of Every Two Months, 2-3:30pm
- February 13, 2012
- April 9, 2012
- June 11, 2012
- August 13, 2012
- October 8, 2012
WHAT: Every other month Denver Education Compact Executive Committee Meeting
WHO: All Executive Committee Members
LOCATION: City and County Building, Parr-Widener Library, Room 389
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The Denver Education Compact is Mayor Hancock's initiative to create a new and binding agreement requiring the City, Denver Public Schools, higher education and community stakeholders to make specific commitments to improve education throughout Denver. Learn more...
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