For the past three years, the city has been unable to fund a fantastic program for the first graders which taught them about programs the city provides, such as water management, to improve the city and help the citizens in greenwood village. At the last meeting, the council decided to bring this program back, and is putting 1,100 dollars to this fantastic program which many participants still talk about years later. This program doesn’t only benefit the children that participate, but the city members who get to share information about what they do to a younger, eager generation and are able to give the excited first graders a small gift as a reminder of each stand. Not only does this program benefit its participants but helps the community (who are also invited with a reservation) know and understand what all goes on in their city, and what impact they are able to make.
Julie Culver
Hi, I'm Julie. I am a boston born, first generation American with large ambitions. For as long as I can remember I have wanted to be involved in the government and make a positive change for the people around me. I take part in marching band, and have been playing the clarinet since second grade, and I am an adventure leader; which is a student taught course in coursing student growth through actions and interactions with people they wouldn't normally affiliate themselves with. I am 17 and moved to Colorado from Connecticut when I was about ten. I am a strong willed outgoing young girl who will make a difference.
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