Ready Colorado Education retweeted
āSome say it is unfair to hold disadvantaged children to rigorous standards. I say it is discrimination to require anything less, the soft bigotry of low expectations.ā
āāGeorge W. Bush, September 1999
New York Regents member Felicia Thomas-Williams on why she thinks students shouldnāt have to take Regents exams to graduate:
āYou donāt assess a fish on climbing a tree because fish canāt climb treesā
Maybe asking a student to read or do math on a test is a little more reasonable than asking a fish to climb a tree? š¤
Ready Colorado Education retweeted
Innovation is winning in Colorado. šļø
Open enrollment is giving families options ā and schools are adapting to meet them.
Ready Colorado Education retweeted
Every family deserves the freedom to find the right fit.
In Colorado, 347,000 kids are already benefiting from a system built on choice.
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Ready Colorado Education retweeted
Four out of ten Colorado kids (including mine!) donāt go to their assigned neighborhood school.
Ready Colorado Education retweeted
Coloradoās Mapleton, Denver, and Academy District 20 are powerful examples of what happens when districts reimagine themselves around parentsā choices: 100% choice models, transparent enrollment systems, and specialized programs for every interest.
h/t @ReadyColo ā© readycolo.org/ODOD2/
Ready Colorado Education retweeted
A growing number of Colorado students attend a different school from the one their district assigns
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Ready Colorado Education retweeted
April showers bring May flowers⦠and education freedom! šš±
This month alone, 7 different states have passed major wins to give every kid an education suited to their needs.
Ready Colorado Education retweeted
Denverās school board promised transparency. So why the secret talks about extending the superintendentās contract more than a year early? @obriencolorado asks some important questions.
Ready Colorado Education retweeted
Our recent report examines the pervasive effects of social media on student behavior and learning, highlighting issues like increased anxiety, reduced attention spans, and decreased academic performance. For more insights, read the full report here: readycolo.org/navigating-theā¦

ALT A photo of a young female crying next to a bed. Above her photo is the heading "Navigating the Digital Age" and the subheading "The Effects of Social Media on Student Behavior and Learning." Underneath those is the date of the report's publication, September 2024, and the logo of Ready Colorado.
Ready Colorado Education retweeted
SB 86 is pro-law enforcement, pro-public safety, protects our rights and and protects our kids. Every DA in Colorado supports it. We need this tool to fight the ever-growing number of bad guys. out there. @MichaelAllen4DA @COHouseGOP
Ready Colorado Education retweeted
ā@TheDemocrats canāt be the party that believes in equity as a core principle while simultaneously being complacent about math scores still languishing below pre-pandemic levels and reading scores hitting their lowest in more than 30 years.ā
Ready Colorado Education retweeted
Teachersā unions fought to keep schools closed, blocked alternatives, and smeared families for trying to help their kids learn. As a result, chronic absenteeism and school choice surged, and trust in the system eroded. @rickhess99 has the receipts.
Ready Colorado Education retweeted
"Eight of the 10 states that have lost the most ground since 2019 voted Democratic in recent presidential elections. And eight of the 10 states with the smallest math shortfalls voted Republican."
Ready Colorado Education retweeted
Reading the NAEP news this morning, and one thing is crystal clear. More money ā esp gobs more from the fedsā does not move the needle on student outcomes. Letās get over that lie and get to real solutions, like high quality curriculum, teacher training, and educational options.
Ready Colorado Education retweeted
Your occasional reminder that if you want children to love reading, you must teach them to read.
"Children who like to read and write tend to be better at it [..] Literacy skills impacted literacy enjoyment, but not the other way around." pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3610ā¦
Ready Colorado Education retweeted
WOW: @HoustonISD was the only district in Texas (out of 1,200) to turn an F-rated school into an A in just one yearāand they did it at šµš©š³š¦š¦ elementary schools: Hilliard, Hobby, and Wainwright. Huge congrats to @HISDSupe and the entire #HISD team!
Ready Colorado Education retweeted
Got to tour another great K-12 school in Northern Coloradoā¦
Thankful to the team at Ascent Classical Academy of Northern Colorado for showing me aroundā¦
Iām always impressed by the quality of academic and character building at our great charter schools in Northern Colorado!!!

























