School Counselor Corps Grant Program
School Counselor Corps grant funding is awarded to eligible School Districts (on behalf of one or more secondary schools), BOCES, Charter Schools or Institute Charter Schools. The purpose of this program is to increase the availability of effective school based counseling within secondary schools. Grant funds are also used for increasing the level of school counseling services provided to increase the graduation rate within the state and increase the percentage of students who appropriately prepare for apply to, and continue into postsecondary education.
Impact on Secondary Schools
The School Counselor Corps Grant program serves 88 schools in 22 districts and/or Charter School Institute schools. In total, the $5 million grant program was able to support 60.5 secondary counselors who provided services to over 82,000 students of which over 38,000 (46 percent) are economically disadvantaged.
For more information on the School Counselor Grant Program, please download the 2011 Impact Summary. (PDF)
Annual Reports
For the Annual Reports, please select the following:
- 2013 School Counselor Corps Grant Program (PDF)
- 2012 School Counselor Corps Grant Program (PDF)
- 2011 School Counselor Corps Grant Program (PDF)
- 2010 School Counselor Corps Grant Program (PDF)
- 2009 School Counselor Corps Grant Program (PDF)
Telling Your Data Story
-
Webinar recording (without audio): http://connect.enetcolorado.org/p5oj26sqy01/
Program Contact
Misti Ruthven
Phone: 303-866-6206
E-mail: Ruthven_m@cde.state.co.us
