Northern Colorado & Wyoming
About 11 percent of the students Junior Achievement-Rocky Mountain, Inc. serves reside in Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming. Last year, our office worked with teachers in 508 classes and 388 volunteers to bring entrepreneurship, financial readiness and workforce readiness to nearly 12,000 area students.
Our Leadership
We are fortunate to have the reliable leadership of the committed individuals who serve on the Northern Colorado Executive Board of Directors. It’s these hardworking council members who ensure that we have both volunteer and financial resources to satisfy the community’s demand for JA’s programs.
Our Supporters
Speaking of supporters, it would be impossible to do our work without the generosity of our donors.
- Companies Providing Volunteers
- Donors
- In-kind Supporters
In the Classroom
- Check out our curriculum: Elementary School, Middle School, or High School
- Teachers: Request more information about JA in your classroom.
- Volunteers: Get more information about volunteering in a classroom near you.
Upcoming Events
Northern Colorado JA Bowl-A-Thon - October, February and March
For more information on upcoming JA events in Northern Colorado, contact
Joy Nyenhuis at 970-490-1035.
The Junior Achievement office that serves Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming is located at 2032 Caribou Drive, #101-B, Fort Collins, CO 80525. Phone: 970-490-1035.
More than 5,385 participants from more than 100 companies hit the lanes to help Junior Achievement (JA) provide financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurial programs to local students. The 30th annual JA Bowl-A-Thon, presented by Pinnacol Assurance, raised a record … Continue reading
Teacher Appreciation Week is May 6 to 10, 2013. Junior Achievement would like to thank all of the wonderful teachers who welcome JA volunteers into their classrooms. We appreciate you!
It was freshman year and our economics class entered to a Junior Achievement volunteer ready to teach us about business ethics. Honestly, as 14 year old freshmen, we didn’t think business ethics to be terribly applicable to our everyday lives, … Continue reading
