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Know an outstanding educator? Nominate them for Colorado Teacher of the Year

February 16, 2026 - 03:38

Know an outstanding educator? Nominate them for Colorado Teacher of the Year

The search is on for Colorado's most inspiring classroom leaders. The annual Teacher of the Year program has officially opened its nomination period, seeking to honor an exceptional educator who will represent the state in 2027.

This prestigious award aims to spotlight teachers who do far more than deliver curriculum. Ideal candidates demonstrate a profound ability to inspire students of all backgrounds, foster a love of learning, and show strong leadership within their school communities. They are innovators in the classroom and dedicated advocates for the teaching profession itself.

The selected Colorado Teacher of the Year will serve as a statewide ambassador for education, sharing their expertise and passion with colleagues across Colorado. They will also represent the state in the National Teacher of the Year program.

The nomination process is designed to be accessible, encouraging students, parents, colleagues, administrators, and community members to put forward deserving educators. This is a chance to celebrate the teachers who make a significant, lasting difference in the lives of Colorado's students every day. The deadline for submissions will be announced at a later date.


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