Wednesday morning, officials with Council on Regional Economic Expansion and Educational Development (CREEED) announced its continued support for the Success Through Technology Education (STTE) Foundation, pledging $100,000 to the nonprofit over the next two years. The donation is part of CREEED’s ongoing efforts to improve the quality of education and raise levels of educational attainment […]Read More
Representatives for the Council on Regional Economic Expansion and Educational Development (CREEED) announced Wednesday a new grant of $150,000 to support Burnham Wood Charter Schools’ expansion efforts. Officials say the grant will help add a new building at the Linguistic Academy of El Paso, allowing them to serve up to an additional 160 students in […]Read More
Tuesday, officials with the Council on Regional Economic Expansion and Educational Development (CREEED) and the El Paso Community Foundation (EPCF) announced a new partnership to dramatically improve teacher training, recruitment and retention in the El Paso region. The endeavor is backed by a $1,362,000 grant from the Prentice Farrar Brown & Alline Ford Brown Foundation, […]Read More
Tuesday morning, officials with the STTE Foundation announced the launch of their STTE Foundation E-Series, their free, virtual panel discussions with leaders around education, entrepreneurship, and economic development. Officials share that the virtual panels will examine strategies to consider as we work together to achieve successful outcomes for our students, employers, and support our region’s economic […]Read More
The Council on Regional Economic Expansion and Educational Development (CREEED) announced on Thursday that their organization has awarded $430,000 in scholarships to 215 local high school teachers this summer through its Accelerated Certification of Teachers (ACT El Paso) Scholarship Program. The funding will help educators complete the credentialing process, expanding the number of high school teachers […]Read More
On Friday, officials with the Council on Regional Economic Expansion and Educational Development (CREEED) awarded a total of $42,000 to the Clint Independent School District and the Fabens Independent School District, gifts that will expand each districts’ dual credit programs and improve their student educational attainment. The Accelerated Certification of Teachers El Paso (ACT El Paso) scholarship […]Read More
Monday morning, officials with the Council on Regional Economic Expansion and Educational Development (CREEED) presented the El Paso Independent School District (EPISD) with a $100,000 grant to help more students graduate from high school prepared to thrive in college. The funding will support scholarships for 50 EPISD teachers as part of CREEED’s Accelerated Certification of […]Read More
At STEAMX’s 10th anniversary event on Friday, the Council on Regional Economic Expansion and Educational Development (CREEED) presented the Success Through Technology Education (STTE) Foundation with a $100,000 grant. “We are thrilled to accept this generous contribution from CREEED, which will help thousands of students in El Paso prepare for advanced learning opportunities in STEAM […]Read More
On Thursday, Canutillo Independent School District announced a new partnership with GameSalad for Education and the Council on Regional Economic Expansion and Educational Development (CREEED) to expand computer science education to its middle school students over the next five years. Canutillo Middle School currently uses the GameSalad curriculum to introduce its 6th grade students to […]Read More
Since 2015, the Council on Regional Economic Expansion and Educational Development (CREEED) has not only helped local students, but regional educators as well. CREEED has awarded $259,000 through its Accelerated Certification of Teachers (ACT El Paso) Scholarship Program to help area high school teachers attain dual credit certifications. To date, the program has funded […]Read More
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