“This is a huge step for people to be asking for help and it’s OK right now to tell someone that you need help. Please talk about what you think you might need. Even if you don’t know what you need, ask for help and then someone can help you.”
Lisa Yates.
Buena Vista School Superintendent
The governor and public health orders now allow us to move forward with supporting families with distance learning. This is an important clarification as we do not expect “in-person” instruction to resume this academic school year. Students must engage the learning in order to complete the year. Our first focus is graduating Seniors and getting high school students complete credits for the school year.
David Blackburn
Superintendent
Salida School District
“We continue to remain in regular communication with county and state health departments, so that our decisions are consistent with those in the state. I have every confidence that our efforts will result in quality learning experiences for our students as they finish out the 2020-21 academic year.”
CMC president and CEO, Dr. Carrie Besnette Hauser
The Salida School Board held a special meeting on the afternoon of Friday, March 20 to discuss...
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The March 18 meeting of the Colorado Mountain College (CMC) Board of Trustees was held via...
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Information released from Colorado Mountain College (CMC) yesterday, March 17, announced that all...
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An announcement from the Boys and Girls Clubs was released to the press on Monday March 16 that...
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Colorado Mountain College (CMC) has announced the emergency closure of all CMC campuses, and...
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Announcements all across Colorado have been sent out with regard to modified school schedules,...
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Colorado’s U.S.Senator Michael Bennet has joined with 17 other United States senators from...
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“The health and wellness of our community is the most important aspect. It’s a minor inconvenience right now, but we need to get through understanding what COVID-19 really looks like and the effect it has on our society.”
Andrea Carlstrom
Director, Chaffee County Public Health
“Those who come to the career fair will learn about the credentialing process for those who teach credit courses as well as for those who teach non-credit classes.”
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