Camp Focused on Black Experience Aims to be School
Published: July 12, 2022
Right now, there’s a summer camp taking place in Denver that focuses on the Black experience, educating children on topics […]
Our Approach
RootED works to unite groups that have held opposing viewpoints to advance a shared vision of equity and opportunity for all Denver Public Schools students. We empower and partner with the communities most impacted by educational inequity. And we partner with Denver Public Schools to advance equity system wide.
Funding Autonomous Public Schools
Because they have the flexibility to respond and adapt quickly to meet community needs, autonomous schools can be an effective strategy to address equity and opportunity gaps and improve the quality of public K-12 education.
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Supporting Community Organizations
RootED is a partner to community-based organizations, facilitating connections and collaboration and supporting their work through funding, strategy, and sharing of information and resources in support of equity, quality, opportunity, accountability and autonomy in Denver Public Schools.
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Grants Process
Our goal is to advance equity and quality in Denver’s public education system. We do that by supporting a thriving autonomous school sector that places communities at the center.
Learn More
Funding Autonomous Public Schools
Because they have the flexibility to respond and adapt quickly to meet community needs, autonomous schools can be an effective strategy to address equity and opportunity gaps and improve the quality of public K-12 education.
Supporting Community Organizations
RootED is a partner to community-based organizations, facilitating connections and collaboration and supporting their work through funding, strategy, and sharing of information and resources in support of equity, quality, opportunity, accountability and autonomy in Denver Public Schools.
Grants Process
Our goal is to advance equity and quality in Denver’s public education system. We do that by supporting a thriving autonomous school sector that places communities at the center.
Partner Highlights
After Helping Thousands of Students, Colorado Food Cluster’s Meal Delivery Service is in ‘Jeopardy’
Published: June 28, 2022
by Lindsey Ford, Rocky Mountain PBS, aired on June 7, 2022 “Someone’s life story could be someone else’s survival guide,” […]
KIPP Colorado: 20 Years of Closing Opportunity Gaps and Disrupting Systems
Published: June 28, 2022
I am the product of public education and as a first-generation American, I was raised to believe in the power […]
