Photo Gallery: El Busesito Preschool Remote Learning

April 29, 2020

How a Colorado mobile preschool program shifted gears when coronavirus hit. When Colorado schools closed in March because of the coronavirus pandemic, so did El Busesito Preschool…

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The Wheels on the Bus

Sept 9, 2019

The Wheels on the Bus, El Busesito Preschool Takes School on Wheels. The El Busesito, or Little Bus, Preschool resides on a school bus. The program is run by Valley Settlement….

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Lifelong Learners find expression through the arts

Jun 27, 2019

Local nonprofits VOICES and Valley Settlement are teaming up for the second year, bringing art making to their Lifelong Learning students. The Lifelong Learning program offers free adult education in Spanish to over 100 students each year…

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Mobile Preschools Gaining Steam

Nov 24, 2018

Mobile preschools are gaining steam across Colorado. Chalkbeat published a great article about the challenges and promise of mobile preschools to address underserved communities, with a nice mention of Valley Settlement’s own “El Busesito Preschool.” 

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Giving Thought: El Jebel Playground Brings Entire Valley Together

Tamara Tormohlen
Giving Thought
October 10, 2018

Valley Settlement doesn’t build playgrounds, but when a chance arose to replace a neighborhood playground demolished by a new traffic roundabout in El Jebel, the midvalley nonprofit jumped at the opportunity…

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Valley Settlement in the Aspen Times

Scott Condon
February 1, 2017

A program that has enriched the lives of numerous immigrant families in the Roaring Fork Valley for five years has branched off into its own stand-alone nonprofit organization. Valley Settlement will pursue its mission of engaging, educating and empowering low-income families separate from the Manaus Fund…

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Valley Settlement Project Earns Praise

Randy Essex
Glenwood Springs Post Independent
March 28, 2015

DENVER — The Carbondale-based Valley Settlement Project was hailed Monday as a success story for helping families be part of their schools and communities as advocates rolled out Colorado’s annual Kids Count report. Valley Settlement Project “is a model of the kinds of innovation…

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Parent Mentor Program Bridges Cultural Gaps

Amy Hadden Marsh
Post Independent Contributor
August 10, 2014

Lizdebet Nuñez sheds tears of joy when she talks about Valley Settlement Project’s rapidly growing Parent Mentor Program, which reaches elementary schools in Basalt, Carbondale and Glenwood Springs. “I’m really happy living here now,” she says….

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