DENVER - Today, Governor Polis spoke at the Education Commission of the State’s Winter Commissioners Meeting. This gathering brings together education leaders to discuss trends, share initiatives, and collaborate to address challenges.
“Helping all students get a high-quality education and secure good jobs in our innovative economy is critical for their future and Colorado’s future. I was excited to discuss my National Governor’s Association Chair Initiative “Let's Get Ready” at today's meeting and the importance of creating opportunities that lead students to successful careers through many different education paths,” said Governor Polis.
Later this afternoon Governor Polis will visit Denver Indian Health and Family Services, Denver’s only urban Indian Health Clinic which provides culturally appropriate care for American Indian and Alaska Native adults, children, and families.
“Providing all Coloradans culturally appropriate care is critical to creating a Colorado For All. I am thankful to Denver Indian Health and Family Services for helping our Native communities receive the care and services needed to thrive,” said Governor Polis.
In 2022, Governor Polis signed HB22-1190 - Supplemental State Payment to Urban Indian Organizations, which appropriated funds to HCPF to distribute to help address healthcare challenges among the Urban Indian Community, which Denver Indian Health and Family Services among others received.
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