AmeriTowne On the Road introduction

Young AmeriTowne On the Road

Expanding the Reach of AmeriTowne

On the Road brings our flagship educational program, Young AmeriTowne, to small schools and rural communities outside the Denver metro area.  The program uses the same curriculum and culminating experience as our “classic” locations in Denver and Belmar.  Students study a 6-8 week curriculum at school, taught by their teachers, before running their own Towne for a day.  The intimate AmeriTowne experience occupies a local community center or business and features nine shops.  AmeriTowne On the Road is perfect for school groups with 25-60 students.

5th Grade Teachers, Needham Elementary, Durango

Ameritowne On the Road ignited an enthusiasm for real-life skills that my students hadn’t been exposed to within their regular classroom setting. Students were excited to challenge themselves, and scarcely realized they were learning. I highly recommend this program to other educators as a “rite of passage” for 5th grade students.

Next Steps

For more information, contact:

Amanda Krische, Vice President of Programs
akrische@yacenter.org
303-320-3235

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On the Road Sponsors

$40,000 & Above

 
CoBank
 

$10,000 - $39,999

 
El Pomar Foundation
Lloyd David and Carlye Cannon Wattis Foundation
Madge M. and Joseph T. Mohar Charitable Foundation
OtterCares Foundation
 

$5,000 - $9,999

Alpine Bank

Community Banks of Colorado

Legacy Bank

$1,000 - $4,999

Bank of Colorado – Grand Junction and Durango

The Carter Chapman Shreve Family Foundation

Children’s Hospital Colorado

John G. Duncan Charitable Trust

Pueblo Community College

Vantiv

Vectra Bank Colorado

U.S. Bank