Summit County event will highlight newest Kids Count data on student well-being
Colorado Children’s Campaign presenting 2026 findings at Summit County Community Center
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The Colorado Children’s Campaign will host a community presentation and discussion in Summit County later this month focused on data about children and families across the state.
The 2026 Kids Count in Colorado presentation will take place from 10-11:30 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 27, at the Summit County Community & Senior Center, 83 Nancy’s Place in Frisco.
Maya Gould, vice president of research for the Colorado Children’s Campaign, will present an overview of the latest Kids Count data and lead a community talk about what the data shows in Summit County regarding student well-being.
The event is open to the public and will have an opportunity for community participation.
Those interested in attending can register at TinyUrl.com/yt4zek9j. More information can be found at ColoradoKids.org.
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