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Welcome to PACE's Charter Corner!
This page is for all Colorado charter school educators, members and non-members alike, seeking information about PACE's charter-based activities and membership.
Please explore the resources on this page for more information. We are confident that after examining PACE's offerings you will want to join and share PACE with your colleagues.
New Partnership Announced between PACE and the Colorado League of Charter Schools
The Professional Association of Colorado Educators is pleased to be a Preferred Service Provider of the Colorado League of Charter Schools. PACE, Colorado's premier professional association for educators, will offer teachers and other employees of League member schools full membership in PACE in an effort to boost the League's offering to their individual charter educators, while also giving an option to teachers that is both affordable and pro-charter.
"We are proud to be associated with the League to provide professional membership and benefits to Colorado's talented charter school educators," said PACE Regional Director Tim Farmer. "This partnership will allow both organizations to better support charter school teachers as professionals."
Through this relationship, teachers and support staff at League member schools are invited to join PACE for $19.50 per month. PACE members receive excellent professional benefits and services, including a $2 million liability insurance policy, as well as a united policy voice on supporting the charter school movement both statewide and nationally.
"Whether an educator works in a traditional, charter, virtual or parochial school, they need the peace-of-mind of solid protection so that they can focus on students in the classroom," said Farmer. "As an advocate for educators, we firmly believe that no teacher should be without individual professional liability insurance. PACE provides this and much more at a fraction of the cost of competitors."
 
PACE Regional Director Tim Farmer presents grant awards to charter educators Ms. Jennifer DeHerrera (Top) and Ms. Katie Chaires (Bottom).
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