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SCCGP Advisory Board
Advisory Board Positions Open
The School Counselor Corps Grant Program (SCCGP) is seeking dedicated professionals to serve on the SCCGP Advisory Board. Members play a critical role in reviewing grant applications and providing funding recommendations to support the growth and impact of school counseling programs across Colorado.
The application will be open from July 1 to September 1, 2026
Review and Submit an application for the SCCGP Advisory Board
- Interested individuals should review the SCCGP Advisory Board Operating Procedures and the SCCGP Advisory Board website for details on roles, responsibilities, and time commitment.
- Applications must submit a why statement, resume, and letter of recommendation from current employer by September 1, 2026.
- Per C.R.S. 22-91-104.5, eligible applicants represent a variety of stakeholder groups, including but not limited to, members who represent:
- The Department of Education;
- The Department of Higher Education;
- The Department of Labor and Employment;
- Community Colleges;
- School Districts; or
- Those with expertise in:
- Elementary, Middle, and High School Counseling;
- Student Retention;
- Counselor Education;
- Career and Technical Education;
- Student Support Services;
- Career Planning;
- Pre-Collegiate Services and College Admissions; and
- Mental Health and Suicide Prevention.
About the SCCGP Advisory Board
SCCGP Advisory Board Operating Procedures
Read the Operating Procedures to learn more about the Board composition and membership, responsibilities, and mandatory meetings (updated 2025).
- If you have questions about the function and roles of the SCCG Advisory Board members, please see the Operating Procedures.
- If you have questions about how the School Counselor Corps Grant Program is awarded, please email CDE Competitive Grants.
2026-2027 Meetings
Fall: Memo
Winter: coming soon
Spring: coming soon
Summer: coming soon
Vision:
Each School Counselor Corps Grant Program (SCCGP) applicant will receive an equitable application review and funding recommendation that promotes sustainable comprehensive school counseling in Colorado.
Mission:
The School Counselor Corps Grant Program (SCCGP) Advisory Board will annually support the implementation of sustainable comprehensive school counseling programs by:
- Receiving SCCGP training;
- Reviewing SCCGP applications;
- Making SCCGP funding recommendations; and
- Providing feedback on the SCCGP review process.
SCCGP Advisory Board Members
Each member of the Board shall serve for a term of three years with the possibility of extending to a second term of three years.
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If you have problems accessing the content or materials on this page, please copy the specific URL link and send an email to one of the School Counseling Specialists below.
Brooke Morgan, School Counseling Specialist
(303) 923-0966 | Morgan_B@cde.state.co.us
Jennicca Mabe, School Counseling Specialist
(303) 923-0974 | Mabe_J@cde.state.co.us

