The Four-Day School Week Information Manual

DIVISION OF FIELD SERVICES

COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

201 EAST COLFAX, ROOM 402

DENVER, COLORADO 80203

(303) 866-6632

June 2021 (Revised)

STATUS OF THE FOUR-DAY SCHOOL WEEK IN COLORADO One hundred fourteen school districts, constituting 64% of the 178 school districts in Colorado, plus one BOCES operated school and select schools of the Charter School Institute utilize the four-day school week as the structure for organizing their school year. In simple terms, such districts schedule 7.5 hours per day for 144 days of school instead of the normal six hours for 180 days. In some cases, only a few of a district’s schools are on a four-day week. For example, in the Moffat 2 School District, only the Moffat PreK-12 school is on a four-day week. For the Mesa County Valley School District 51, only three of its schools are on a four-day week. This paper is intended as an overview of the practice. Actual practices differ from district to district. The reader is encouraged to contact individual districts if there is a desire for specific information.

DEFINITION Districts scheduling a school year of 160 days or more need no state approval. Local boards of education annually establish district calendars, but there is no requirement to report or submit calendars to the Colorado Department of Education (CDE). Scheduling a school year of more than 160 days is at the discretion of local districts. The law does require any district offering less than 160 days of school to obtain prior permission from the Commissioner of Education. One of the duties of local school boards is: C.R.S 22-32-109 (n) (I) To determine, prior to the end of a school year, the length of time which the schools of the district shall be in session during the next following school year, but in no event shall said schools be scheduled to have less than one thousand eighty hours of planned teacher-pupil instruction and teacher- pupil contact during the school year for secondary school pupils in high school, middle school, or junior high school or less than nine hundred ninety hours of such instruction and contact for elementary school pupils or less than four- hundred-fifty hours of such instruction for a half-day kindergarten program. In no case shall a school be in session for fewer than one hundred sixty days without the specific prior approval of the commissioner of education. Some districts schedule adjusted or partial weeks for a variety of purposes. Some schedule four days per week during the winter, but not all year. Others arrange staff in-service days on a quarterly or monthly basis. Some have half-day in-services on a regular basis. There is complete flexibility for districts to schedule 160 or more days of instruction for a total of 1080 hours for the year. The traditional instructional day has been six hours. Those districts on a strict four- day week normally hold classes for seven and one-half hours for 144 days per year. The total is still 1080 hours. Many districts exceed this total on a voluntary basis. Summer school, for example, is not counted in the annual hours since the requirement is that the schedule must serve all students. The law states that local boards of education must schedule a minimum number of hours of teacher-pupil contact and teacher-pupil instruction for each school year. The specific hour requirements are found in Colorado Revised Statute 22-32-109. State Board Rule 1 CCR 301-39, amended in 2012, states that teacher-pupil contact and teacher-pupil instruction means that time when a pupil is actively engaged in the educational process

2 of a district. Each local board of education shall define "educational process," which definition may include any work-study time provided under the supervision of a certificated or licensed teacher but shall not include any time provided for lunch. Each local board of education shall define "supervision of a certificated or licensed teacher." Beginning with calendars adopted for the 2010-2011 school year, each local board of education shall define "educational process" which may include passing time in that definition.

CURRENT STATUS During the 2021-2022 school year, the Commissioner of Education approved the applications of 114 school districts (plus one BOCES and the Charter School Institute) to conduct less than 160 days of school. Districts utilizing the four-day week tend to be rural and sparsely populated. Many have great distances for students to travel with long bus routes. Many also have major distances to travel to athletic events, as they participate in differing sports, conferences, and leagues. The majority of four-day districts conduct no classes on Friday.

HISTORY In 1980, the Colorado legislature allowed districts to pilot alternative weekly schedules. Districts desiring to pilot the four-day week made application to CDE. The law specified several criteria which had to be addressed prior to approval. An annual report was required. In 1980, three districts were approved for a four-day week. By 1981, twelve districts had been approved. In 1985, the Colorado legislature changed the required school year from 180 days to 1080 hours. For three years, local districts were no longer required to make application and receive approval for alternative calendars. No records of local district schedules, calendars, or of any alternative school calendars were kept by CDE. In 1988, the legislature passed a provision that required any district scheduling less than 160 days of school to obtain permission from the Commissioner. In 1990, a formal application process was instituted by CDE. For the 1990-1991 school year, one additional district adopted a four-day week and one district returned to a five-day week for a total of 36 districts. For the 1991-1992 school year, 35 school districts were approved to conduct a less than 160 days school year. This was one less district than the previous year because one district scheduled exactly 160 days. For the 1992-1993 school year, 37 districts were approved. In more recent years, the count of districts may also include a BOCES which operates a school and may also include the Charter School Institute (CSI). CSI first applied and was approved for this calendar for requested schools in the 2012-2013 school year.

Below is a listing of approvals for each year from 2000-01 to present:

3 2000-2001 39 districts 2001-2002 46 districts (plus one BOCES) 2002-2003 49 districts 2003-2004 52 districts 2004-2005 52 districts 2005-2006 57 districts 2006-2007 62 districts 2007-2008 67 districts 2008-2009 66 districts 2009-2010 66 districts (plus one BOCES) 2010-2011 76 districts (plus one BOCES) 2011-2012 78 districts (plus one BOCES) 2012-2013 81 districts (plus one BOCES and CSI) 2013-2014 81 districts (plus one BOCES and CSI) 2014-2015 84 districts (plus one BOCES and CSI) 2015-2016 82 districts (plus one BOCES and CSI) 2016-2017 88 districts (plus one BOCES and CSI) 2017-2018 98 districts (plus one BOCES and CSI) 2018-2019 104 districts (plus one BOCES and CSI) 2019-2020 109 districts (plus one BOCES and CSI) 2020-2021 111 districts (plus one BOCES and CSI) 2021-2022 114 districts (plus one BOCES and CSI)

IMPACT The remainder of this paper consists of CDE employees’ observations. These are based on extensive conversations with practitioners in four-day districts and visitations to most of those districts. The specific characteristics of four-day week districts vary widely. A few do not have school on Monday, but most schools do not have school on Friday. Many have utilized the extra day for a variety of activities; some have not. For those wishing to investigate specific situations, a listing of the currently approved districts is provided at the conclusion of this report. The impact of the practice will be discussed under several topics detailed below.

POPULARITY Among districts which have implemented the concept, the practice of the four-day

4 week is very popular among students, parents, and teachers. Satisfaction surveys indicate that 80% - 90% of community members favor continuing the four-day week in districts which have been on the schedule for several years. The opposition seems to come from members of the community not directly associated with the school, and from those who feel that school employees should work a traditional week. Districts moving toward a change from five-day to four-day weeks typically spend extensive time studying the issue and seeking widespread community involvement and participation in the discussions. Many times, visitations are made to other four- day week districts as part of the study. Even if the primary motivation is financial, careful attention is usually given to addressing questions and concerns of parents and teachers. However, districts changing from the four-day week back to a five-day schedule usually have not engaged in extensive study and discussion. The decision has been made by the school board following an election which changed the board supporting the four-day week. The decision to go back has usually been greeted with much controversy and dissension. In one case, the board made a decision for a five-day week just prior to a board election. The old board was removed in the election and the new board reversed the decision and the district remained on the four-day week. Reasons for popularity vary from district to district. Some reasons offered are as follows: • More time for family and family activities; • Friday teacher preparation time instead of weekend preparation; • A longer weekend break so that the intensity of the other days can be relieved and, also, as a strategy for increasing teacher recruitment and retention.

FINANCIAL The initial reasons for going from five to four days of school per week have generally been financial. Once again, the financial picture differs from district to district. However, there are several general trends which are reliable. Transportation Transportation costs can be reduced by about 20%. In order to realize that level of savings, districts must severely restrict or eliminate transportation for activities or programs not conducted on regular school days. The capital, insurance, maintenance, and administrative costs remain relatively constant. Fuel, oil, salaries, and supervisory costs can be reduced. Transportation employees will have a reduction in net pay. Food Service If districts are subsidizing the food service program from the general fund, 20% of that subsidy may be saved since the program runs only four days. However, certain fixed costs are not reduced. Utilities If buildings are actually closed and placed on a weekend cycle, savings comparable to a three-day weekend can be realized. However, common

5 practice is for buildings to be open for extra activities and for the use of staff. In most cases, heat is provided. Staff Most staff members are either on contract or on regular work weeks. Secretaries usually work 10-hour days with offices closed on the off day. Teachers and administrators usually receive the same annual salary. Hourly employees tied directly to the school day, such as aides and paraprofessionals, may or may not work the same number of hours per week.

CHILD CARE The issue of baby-sitting seems to be a wash. With the longer school day, students get home at approximately the same time as their parents. The latchkey issue is virtually non-existent on school days. The issue is the full day of childcare needed on the fifth day. Most people have made the adjustment within neighborhoods or in other ways. With schools closed, more baby-sitters are available. It does not seem more difficult to arrange for a single full day of baby-sitting than for a couple of hours five days per week. In many cases, a single day is simpler.

INSTRUCTION The use of instructional time is probably the most controversial and least studied of all the issues. At the beginning, teachers clearly are faced with rearranging the instructional day. The major concern is for younger students and their ability to avoid fatigue. When districts are strict about reducing interruptions of instructional time, the quality of that time can increase. The three-day weekend allows more flexibility for dealing with family and other conflicts which normally disrupt school. Appointments with doctors and dentists can be scheduled outside of school time. Sometimes, it takes all day to go to the dentist when a major drive is involved. Some of the travel time associated with athletics and other activities occurs when school is not in session. A negative point is when a day of school is lost for any reason, it is a 20% longer day than a six-hour day, and, therefore, more hours are lost. The general conclusion is that when strictly enforced, there are fewer disruptions to instructional time during the four-day week. Teachers, students, and parents are able to adapt to the longer day by planning creatively for and pacing the delivery of instruction. This is true even for younger children. There has been a concern expressed by some that certain students in need of more frequent reinforcement have trouble with continuity of learning with the three-day weekend. This matter has not been studied or documented.

POLITICAL Colorado has a deeply ingrained tradition of local control. The general belief is that the best decisions are made by those at the grass roots level. This tradition led to

6 the flexibility provided by the legislative decision requiring hours instead of days. That tradition is sometimes questioned on a number of fronts. One of them is the use of time. There is a push in Colorado, as there is in the rest of the nation, for an increase in instructional time. Even though the total number of instructional hours is the same, there is a negative reaction to the concept of 144 days of school. This is especially true for those pushing for a 200-day or longer school year. Within local communities, the issue of four versus five days raises strong emotions. One board member indicated his brother would not speak to him because he voted to return to the five-day week. As with everything in education, opinions are strong and feelings run high. STUDENT PERFORMANCE The general feeling is that students do no worse on the four-day week than on the traditional schedule. If student performance is judged by satisfaction, then the results are very favorable. An academic comparison study of Colorado school districts operating four-day and five- day calendars was completed by Dianne L. Lefly, Ph.D., Director of CDE Research & Evaluation and Jhon Penn, Executive Director of CDE Field Services in 2011. At the time of the study, there were sixty‐seven Colorado school districts that operated all their schools on a four‐day week rather than a five‐day week. Because Colorado law requires that all districts provide a specified amount of ‘contact time’ for students, the shorter week includes longer days so the actual ‘contact time’ is the same as the schools with longer weeks. The study compared the academic achievement and student growth of the four-day districts to the academic achievement of five‐day districts of similar size. Overall, the results indicated that both groups of districts performed similarly on the state assessments and that their students showed very similar amounts of academic growth as reflected by the Colorado Growth Model. The study may be accessed at http://www.cde.state.co.us/sites/default/files/documents/research/download/pdf/colora dofourdayandfivedaydistricts.pdf

Few districts have changed from five to four days with the expressed purpose of improving student achievement; it has not been a significant issue.

SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS The four-day week presents only one interesting method of utilizing time in ways other than the traditional. For many communities, it meets a need for efficiency. These communities tend to be small and rural in nature. Probably, these communities also have a larger percentage of traditional families with at least one parent not working outside the home. Many communities have a strong agricultural base with a tradition of family farms. There are potential implications beyond the rural setting. In the cities, school usually gets out around 2:30 or 3:00 p.m. If students stayed until 4:30, the latchkey problem could be reduced. The fifth day could then be used for family, recreational or community activities. In other words, the positive characteristics experienced by small districts might hold potential for larger districts as well. There are many reasons why districts which originally changed to four days for

7 financial reasons during the energy crisis have maintained the practice even though the energy crisis has passed. These reasons may have implications for consideration of a four-day school week calendar beyond just financial saving considerations.

If you have questions about the four-day school week, please feel free to contact Jhon Penn, Executive Director of Field Services, at 303-866-6632 or [email protected]

SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2000-2001 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME:

1. Big Sandy 100J 2. Branson R-82 3. Calhan RJ-1 4. Campo RE 5. Centennial R-1 6. Cheraw 31 7. Cotopaxi Re 32 8. Creede C-1 9. Cripple Creek Re-1 10. Crowley County 11. Custer Consolidated C-1 12. Del Norte C-7 13. Dove Creek Re-2J 14. Eads Re-1 15. East Grand 2 16. Edison 54 JT 17. Elbert 200 18. Frenchman Re-3 19. Gilpin County Re 1 20. Hanover 28 21. Hi Plains R-23 22. Hinsdale County Re 1 23. Hoehne R-3 24. Huerfano County Re 1 25. Karval Re-23 26. Kim R-88 27. Kiowa C-2 28. La Veta Re 2 29. Lone Star 101 30. Mc Clave Re-2 31. Mountain Valley Re-1 32. Park County Re-2 33. Peyton 23 34. Primero R-2 35. Pritchett Re-3 36. Sierra Grande R-30 37. South Conejos 38. Weldon Valley Re-20J 39. Woodlin R104

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SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2001-2002 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME

1. Agate 300 2. Big Sandy 100J 3. Branson R-82 4. Calhan RJ-1 5. Campo RE-6 6. Centennial BOCES 7. Cheraw 31 8. Cotopaxi Re-3 9. Creede Consolidated 1 10. Cripple Creek Re-1 11. Crowley County RE 1J 12. Custer Consolidated C-1 13. Del Norte C-7 14. Dolores County Re-2J 15. Eads Re-1 16. East Grand 2 17. Edison 54 JT 18. Elbert 200 19. Frenchman Re-3 20. Gilpin County Re-1 21. Hanover 28 22. Hi Plains R-23 23. Hinsdale County Re-1 24. Hoehne R-3 25. Huerfano Re-1 26. Karval Re-23 27. Kim R-88 28. Kiowa C-2 29. La Veta Re-2 30. Liberty J-4 31. Lone Star 101 32. Mc Clave Re-2 33. Miami/Yoder 60 JT 34. Moffat 2 35. Moffat County 2 36. Mountain Valley Re-1 37. Park County Re-2 38. Peyton 23 JT 39. Plainview RE-2 40. Primero R-2 41. Pritchett Re-3 42. Sanford 6J 43. Sangre de Cristo RE-22J 44. Sierra Grande R-30 45. South Conejos RE-10 46. Weldon Valley Re-20J 47. Woodlin R104

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SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2002-2003 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME:

1. Agate 300 2. Big Sandy 100J 3. Branson R-82 4. Calhan RJ-1 5. Campo RE-6 6. Centennial R-1 7. Cheraw 31 8. Cotopaxi RE-3 9. Creede Consolidated 1 10. Cripple Creek RE-1 11. Crowley County RE 1J 12. Custer Consolidated C-1 13. Del Norte C-7 14. Dolores County RE-2J 15. Eads RE-1 16. East Grand 2 17. Edison 54 JT 18. Elbert 200 19. Frenchman RE-3 20. Gilpin County RE-1 21. Hanover 28 22. Hi Plains R-23 23. Hinsdale County RE-1 24. Hoehne R-3 25. Huerfano RE-1 26. Karval RE-23 27. Kim R-88 28. Kiowa C-2 29. La Veta RE-2 30. Liberty J-4 31. Lone Star 101 32. Mc Clave RE-2 33. Mesa County Valley 51 (New Emerson Elementary) 34. Miami/Yoder 60 JT 35. Moffat 2 36. Moffat County RE-1 (Dinosaur Elementary, Maybell Elementary) 37. Mountain Valley RE-1 38. Park County RE-2 39. Peyton 23 JT 40. Plainview RE-2 41. Platte Valley RE-3 42. Primero RE-2 43. Pritchett RE-3 44. Sanford 6J 45. Sangre de Cristo RE-22J 46. Sierra Grande R-30 47. South Conejos RE-10 48. Weldon Valley RE-20J 49. Woodlin R104

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SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2003-2004 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME:

1. Agate 300 2. Big Sandy 100J 3. Branson R-82 4. Calhan RJ-1 5. Campo RE-6 6. Centennial R-1 7. Cheraw 31 8. Cotopaxi RE-3 9. Creede Consolidated 1 10. Cripple Creek RE-1 11. Crowley County RE 1J 12. Custer C-1 13. Del Norte C-7 14. Dolores County RE-2J 15. Eads RE-1 16. East Grand 2 17. Edison 54 JT 18. Elbert 200 19. Ellicott 22 20. Frenchman RE-3 21. Genoa-Hugo C113 22. Gilpin County RE-1 23. Hanover 28 24. Hi Plains R-23 25. Hinsdale County RE-1 26. Hoehne R-3 27. Huerfano RE-1 28. Karval RE-23 29. Kim R-88 30. Kiowa C-2 31. La Veta RE-2 32. Liberty J-4 33. Lone Star 101 34. Mc Clave RE-2 35. Mesa County Valley 51 (New Emerson Elementary) 36. Miami/Yoder 60 JT 37. Moffat 2 38. Moffat County RE-1 (Maybell Elementary) 39. Mountain Valley RE-1 40. Park County RE-2 41. Peyton 23 JT 42. Plainview RE-2 43. Platte Valley RE-3 44. Primero RE-2 45. Pritchett RE-3 46. Sanford 6J 47. Sangre de Cristo RE-22J 48. Sierra Grande R-30 49. South Conejos RE-10 50. Weld County RE 11J 51. Weldon Valley RE-20J 52. Woodlin R104

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SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2004-2005 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME:

1. Agate 300 2. Big Sandy 100J 3. Branson R-82 4. Calhan RJ-1 5. Campo RE-6 6. Centennial R-1 7. Cheraw 31 8. Cotopaxi RE-3 9. Creede Consolidated 1 10. Cripple Creek RE-1 11. Crowley County RE 1J 12. Custer C-1 13. Del Norte C-7 14. Dolores County RE-2J 15. Eads RE-1 16. East Grand 2 17. Edison 54 JT 18. Elbert 200 19. Ellicott 22 20. Frenchman RE-3 21. Genoa-Hugo C113 22. Gilpin County RE-1 23. Hanover 28 24. Hi Plains R-23 25. Hinsdale County RE-1 26. Hoehne R-3 27. Huerfano RE-1 28. Karval RE-23 29. Kim R-88 30. Kiowa C-2 31. La Veta RE-2 32. Liberty J-4 33. Lone Star 101 34. Mc Clave RE-2 35. Mesa County Valley 51 (New Emerson Elementary, Dual Immersion Academy) 36. Miami/Yoder 60 JT 37. Moffat 2 38. Moffat County RE-1 (Maybell Elementary) 39. Mountain Valley RE-1 40. Park County RE-2 41. Peyton 23 JT 42. Plainview RE-2 43. Platte Valley RE-3 44. Primero RE-2 45. Pritchett RE-3 46. Sanford 6J 47. Sangre de Cristo RE-22J 48. Sierra Grande R-30 49. South Conejos RE-10 50. Weld County RE 11J 51. Weldon Valley RE-20J 52. Woodlin R104

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SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2005-2006 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME:

1. Agate 300 2. Big Sandy 100J 3. Branson R-82 4. Calhan RJ-1 5. Campo RE-6 6. Centennial R-1 7. Cheraw 31 8. Cotopaxi RE-3 9. Creede Consolidated 1 10. Cripple Creek RE-1 11. Crowley County RE 1J 12. Custer C-1 13. Del Norte C-7 14. Dolores County RE-2 15. Eads RE-1 16. East Grand 2 17. Edison 54 JT 18. Elbert 200 19. Ellicott 22 20. Frenchman RE-3 21. Genoa-Hugo C113 22. Gilpin County RE-1 23. Hanover 28 24. Hayden RE-1 25. Hi Plains R-23 26. Hinsdale County RE-1 27. Hoehne R-3 28. Holly RE-3 29. Huerfano RE-1 30. Karval RE-23 31. Kim R-88 32. Kiowa C-2 33. La Veta RE-2 34. Liberty J-4 35. Lone Star 101 36. Mc Clave RE-2 37. Mesa County Valley 51 (New Emerson Elementary, Dual Immersion Academy) 38. Miami/Yoder 60 JT 39. Moffat 2 40. Moffat County RE-1 (Dinosaur Community Charter, Maybell Elementary) 41. Mountain Valley RE-1 42. North Park R-1 43. Park County RE-2 44. Peyton 23 JT 45. Plainview RE-2 46. Platte Valley RE-3 47. Primero RE-2 48. Pritchett RE-3 49. Sanford 6J 50. Sangre de Cristo RE-22J 51. Sierra Grande R-30 52. South Conejos RE-10 53. Weld County RE 11J 54. Weldon Valley RE-20J 55. West End RE-2 56. West Grand 1JT 57. Woodlin R104

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SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2006-2007 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME:

1. Adams-Arapahoe 28J (New America School-Lowry) 2. Agate 300 3. Archuleta 50JT (Archuleta County High) 4. Big Sandy 100J 5. Branson R-82 6. Calhan RJ-1 7. Campo RE-6 8. Centennial R-1 9. Cheraw 31 10. Cotopaxi RE-3 11. Creede Consolidated 1 12. Cripple Creek RE-1 13. Crowley County RE 1J 14. Custer C-1 15. Del Norte C-7 16. Dolores County RE-2 17. Eads RE-1 18. East Grand 2 19. Edison 54 JT 20. Elbert 200 21. Ellicott 22 22. Frenchman RE-3 23. Genoa-Hugo C113 24. Gilpin County RE-1 25. Hanover 28 26. Hayden RE-1 27. Hi Plains R-23 28. Hinsdale County RE-1 29. Hoehne R-3 30. Holly RE-3 31. Huerfano RE-1 32. Jefferson R-1 (New America Charter) 33. Karval RE-23 34. Kim R-88 35. Kiowa C-2 36. La Veta RE-2 37. Liberty J-4 38. Limon RE-4J 39. Lone Star 101 40. Mc Clave RE-2 41. Mesa County Valley 51 (New Emerson Elementary, Dual Immersion Academy) 42. Miami/Yoder 60 JT 43. Moffat 2 44. Moffat County RE-1 (Dinosaur Community Charter, Maybell Elementary) 45. Mountain Valley RE-1 46. North Park R-1 47. Park County RE-2 48. Peyton 23 JT 49. Plainview RE-2 50. Platte Valley RE-3 51. Primero RE-2 52. Pritchett RE-3 53. Sanford 6J 54. Sangre de Cristo RE-22J 55. Sierra Grande R-30 56. South Conejos RE-10 57. Trinidad 1 58. Weld 6 (Frontier Academy Secondary) 59. Weld County RE 11J 60. Weldon Valley RE-20J 61. West Grand 1JT 62. Woodlin R104

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SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2007-2008 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME:

1. Adams 12 (New America School-Northglenn) 2. Adams-Arapahoe 28J/New America School-Lowry) 3. Agate 300 4. Aguilar Reorganized 6 5. Archuleta 50JT (Archuleta County High) 6. Big Sandy 100J 7. Branson R-82 8. Calhan RJ-1 9. Campo RE-6 10. Centennial R-1 11. Cheraw 31 12. Cotopaxi RE-3 13. Creede Consolidated 1 14. Cripple Creek RE-1 15. Crowley County RE 1J 16. Custer C-1 17. Del Norte C-7 18. Dolores County RE-2 19. Eads RE-1 20. Eagle County RE 50J (New America Charter) 21. East Grand 2 22. Edison 54 JT 23. Elbert 200 24. Ellicott 22 25. Frenchman RE-3 26. Genoa-Hugo C113 27. Gilpin County RE-1 28. Hanover 28 29. Hayden RE-1 30. Hi Plains R-23 31. Hinsdale County RE-1 32. Hoehne R-3 33. Holly RE-3 34. Huerfano RE-1 35. Jefferson R-1 (New America Charter) 36. Karval RE-23 37. Kim R-88 38. Kiowa C-2 39. La Veta RE-2 40. Las Animas RE-1 41. Liberty J-4 42. Limon RE-4J 43. Lone Star 101 44. Mc Clave RE-2 45. Mesa County Valley 51 (Dual Immersion Academy, Independence Academy, New Emerson Elementary) 46. Miami/Yoder 60 JT 47. Moffat 2 48. Moffat County RE-1 (Dinosaur Community Charter, Maybell Elementary) 49. Montezuma-Cortez RE-1 (Battle Rock Charter) 50. Mountain Valley RE-1 51. North Park R-1 52. Park County RE-2 53. Peyton 23 JT 54. Plainview RE-2 55. Platte Valley RE-3 56. Primero RE-2 57. Pritchett RE-3 58. Sanford 6J 59. Sangre de Cristo RE-22J 60. Sierra Grande R-30 61. South Conejos RE-10 62. Trinidad 1 63. Weld 6 (Frontier Academy Secondary) 64. Weld County RE 11J 65. Weldon Valley RE-20J 66. West Grand 1JT 67. Woodlin R104

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SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2008-2009 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME:

1. Adams 12 (New America School-Northglenn) 2. Adams-Arapahoe 28J (New America School-Lowry) 3. Agate 300 4. Aguilar Reorganized 6 5. Archuleta 50JT (Archuleta County High) 6. Big Sandy 100J 7. Branson R-82 8. Calhan RJ-1 9. Campo RE-6 10. Centennial R-1 11. Cheraw 31 12. Cotopaxi RE-3 13. Creede Consolidated 1 14. Cripple Creek RE-1 15. Crowley County RE 1J 16. Custer C-1 17. Del Norte C-7 18. Dolores County RE-2 19. Eads RE-1 20. Eagle County RE 50J (New America Charter) 21. East Grand 2 22. Edison 54 JT 23. Elbert 200 24. Ellicott 22 25. Frenchman RE-3 26. Genoa-Hugo C113 27. Gilpin County RE-1 28. Hanover 28 29. Hayden RE-1 30. Hi Plains R-23 31. Hinsdale County RE-1 32. Hoehne R-3 33. Holly RE-3 34. Huerfano RE-1 35. Jefferson R-1 (New America Charter) 36. Karval RE-23 37. Kim R-88 38. Kiowa C-2 39. La Veta RE-2 40. Las Animas RE-1 41. Liberty J-4 42. Limon RE-4J 43. Lone Star 101 44. Mc Clave RE-2 45. Mesa County Valley 51 (Dual Immersion Academy, Independence Academy, New Emerson Elementary) 46. Miami/Yoder 60 JT 47. Moffat 2 48. Moffat County RE-1 (Maybell Elementary) 49. Montezuma-Cortez RE-1 (Battle Rock Charter) 50. Mountain Valley RE-1 51. North Park R-1 52. Park County RE-2 53. Peyton 23 JT 54. Plainview RE-2 55. Platte Valley RE-3 56. Primero RE-2 57. Pritchett RE-3 58. Sanford 6J 59. Sangre de Cristo RE-22J 60. Sierra Grande R-30 61. South Conejos RE-10 62. Weld 6 (Frontier Academy Secondary) 63. Weld County RE 11J 64. Weldon Valley RE-20J 65. West Grand 1JT 66. Woodlin R104

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SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2009-2010 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME:

1. Adams 12 Five Star Schools (New America-Northglenn) 2. Adams-Arapahoe School District 28J (New America-Lowry) 3. Agate School District 300 4. Aguilar Reorganized School District 6 5. Archuleta County School District 50 JT (Archuleta County High) 6. Arriba-Flagler School District C-20 7. Big Sandy School District 100J 8. Branson Reorganized School District 82 9. Calhan School District RJ-1 10. Centennial School District R-1 11. Cheraw School District 31 12. Cotopaxi School District RE-3 13. Creede Consolidated School District 1 14. Cripple Creek-Victor School District RE-1 15. Crowley County School District RE-1J 16. Custer County School District C-1 17. Del Norte School District C-7 18. Dolores County School District RE-2J 19. Eads School District RE-1 20. Eagle County School District RE 50 (New America Charter) 21. East Grand School District 2 22. Edison School District 54 JT 23. Elbert School District 200 24. Ellicott School District 22 25. Frenchman School District RE-3 26. Genoa-Hugo School District C113 27. Gilpin County School District RE-1 28. Greeley School District 6 (Frontier Academy Secondary) 29. Hanover School District 28 30. Hayden School District RE-1 31. Hinsdale County School District RE 1 32. Hi-Plains School District R-23 33. Hoehne Reorganized School District 3 34. Holly School District RE-3 35. Huerfano School District RE-1 36. Jefferson County School District R-1 (New America Charter) 37. Karval School District RE-23 38. Kim Reorganized School District 88 39. Kiowa School District C-2 40. La Veta School District RE-2 41. Las Animas School District RE-1 42. Liberty School District RJ-4 43. Limon School District RE-4J 44. Lone Star School District 101 45. Mc Clave School District RE-2 46. Mesa County Valley School District 51 (Dual Immersion Academy, Independence Academy Charter, New Emerson Elementary, Glade Park Community School) 47. Miami-Yoder School District 60JT 48. Moffat County School District RE: No 1 (Maybell Elementary) 49. Moffat School District 2 50. Montezuma-Cortez School District RE-1 51. Mountain BOCES (Yampah Mountain High) 52. Mountain Valley School District RE-1 53. North Park School District R-1 54. Park County School District RE-2 55. Peyton School District 23 JT 56. Plainview School District RE-2 57. Platte Valley School District RE-3 58. Prairie RE-11 59. Primero Reorganized School District 2 60. Pritchett School District RE-3 61. Sanford School District 6J 62. Sangre de Cristo School District RE-22J 63. Sierra Grande School District R-30 64. South Conejos School District RE-10 65. Weldon Valley School District RE-20J 66. West Grand School District 1-JT 67. Woodlin School District R-104

17

SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2010-2011 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME:

1. Adams 12 Five Star Schools (New America School) 2. Adams-Arapahoe 28J (New America School) 3. Agate 300 4. Aguilar Reorganized 6 5. Archuleta County 50 JT (Archuleta County High) 6. Big Sandy 100J 7. Branson Reorganized RE-10 8. Briggsdale RE-10 9. Calhan RE-6 10. Campo RE-6 11. Centennial R-1 12. Cheraw 31 13. Cotopaxi RE-3 14. Creede School District 15. Cripple Creek-Victor RE-1 16. Crowley County RE-1J 17. Custer County C-1 18. Deer Trail 26J 19. Del Norte C-7 20. Dolores County RE No. 2 21. Eads RE-1 22. Eagle County RE 50 (New America Charter) 23. East Grand 2 (East Grand Middle, Fraser Valley Elementary, Granby Elementary, Middle Park High) 24. Edison 54J 25. Elbert 200 26. Ellicott 22 27. Frenchman RE-3 28. Genoa-Hugo C113 29. Gilpin County RE-1 30. Greeley 6 (Frontier Charter Academy) 31. Hanover 28 32. Hayden RE-1 33. Hinsdale County RE1 34. Hi-Plains R-23 35. Hoehne Reorganized 3 36. Holly RE-3 37. Huerfano RE-1 38. Jefferson County R-1 (New America School) 39. Karval RE-23 40. Kim Reorganized 88 41. Kiowa C-2 42. La Veta RE-2 43. Las Animas RE-1 44. Liberty J-4 45. Limon RE-4J 46. Lone Star 101 47. Mapleton 1 48. McClave RE-2 49. Mesa County Valley 51 (Dual Immersion Academy, Glade Park Community, Independence Academy, New Emerson School at Columbus) 50. Miami-Yoder 60 JT 51. Moffat 2 (Moffat Elementary, Moffat Middle, Moffat High) 52. Moffat County Re: No. 1 (Maybell Elementary) 53. Monte Vista C-8 54. Montezuma-Cortez RE-1 55. Mountain BOCES (Mountain BOCES Day Treatment Center, Yampah Mountain, Yampah Teen Parent) 56. Mountain Valley RE 1 57. North Park R-1 58. Park County RE-2 59. Pawnee RE-12 60. Peyton 23 JT 61. Plainview RE-2 62. Plateau Valley 50 (Plateau Valley Elementary, Plateau Valley Middle, Plateau Valley High) 63. Platte Valley RE-3 64. Prairie RE-11 65. Primero Reorganized 2 66. Pritchett RE-3 67. Pueblo County 70 (Sky View Middle, Desert Sage Elementary, Avondale Elementary, Beulah Elementary, Beulah Middle, Cedar Ridge Elementary, North Mesa Elementary, Pleasant View Middle, Prairie Winds Elementary, Pueblo County High, Pueblo West

18 High, Rye Elementary, Craver Middle, Rye High, Sierra Vista Elementary, South Mesa Elementary, Vineland Elementary, Vineland Middle, Futures Academy, Pueblo Technical Academy, Pueblo West Elementary, Pueblo West Middle) 68. Rangely RE-4 69. Sanford 6J 70. Sangre De Cristo RE-22J 71. Sierra Grande R-30 72. South Conejos RE-10 73. Trinidad 1 74. Weldon Valley RE-20J 75. West Grand 1-JT 76. Wiley RE-13 JT 77. Woodlin R-104

19 SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2011-2012 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME:

1. Adams-Arapahoe 28J (New America School) 2. Agate 300 3. Aguilar Reorganized 6 4. Big Sandy 100J 5. Branson Reorganized 82 6. Briggsdale RE-10 7. Calhan RJ-1 8. Campo RE-6 9. Centennial R-1 10. Cheraw 31 11. Cotopaxi RE-3 12. Creede School District 13. Cripple Creek-Victor RE-1 14. Crowley County RE-1-J 15. Custer County School District C-1 16. De Beque 49JT 17. Deer Trail 26J 18. Del Norte C-7 19. Dolores County RE NO.2 20. Eads RE-1 21. Eagle County RE 50 (New American Charter) 22. East Grand 2 23. Edison 54JT 24. Elbert 200 25. Ellicott 22 26. Frenchman RE-3 27. Genoa-Hugo C113 28. Gilpin County RE-1 29. Greeley 6 (Frontier Charter Academy) 30. Hanover 28 31. Hayden RE-1 32. Hinsdale County RE 1 33. Hi-Plains R-23 34. Hoehne Reorganized 3 35. Holly RE-3 36. Huerfano RE-1 37. Jefferson County R-1 (New America School) 38. Karval RE-23 (Karval Elementary, Karval Junior-Senior High) 39. Kim Reorganized 88 40. Kiowa C-2 41. La Veta RE-2 42. Las Animas RE-1 43. Liberty J-4 44. Limon RE-4J 45. Lone Star 101 46. Mapleton 1 (New America School) 47. McClave RE-2 48. Mesa County Valley 51 (Glad Park Community, New Emerson School at Columbus, Independence Academy, Dual Immersion Academy) 49. Miami/Yoder 60 JT 50. Moffat 2 (Moffat Elementary, Moffat Middle, Moffat Senior High) 51. Moffat County RE:NO 1 (Maybell Elementary) 52. Monte Vista C-8 53. Montezuma-Cortez RE-1 54. Mountain BOCES 55. Mountain Valley RE 1 56. North Park R-1 57. Park County RE-2 58. Pawnee RE-12 59. Peyton 23 JT 60. Plainview RE-2 61. Plateau Valley 50 (Plateau Valley Elementary, Plateau Valley Middle, Plateau Valley High) 62. Platte Valley RE-3 63. Prairie RE-11 64. Primero Reorganized 2 65. Pritchett RE-3 66. Pueblo County 70 (Sky View Middle, Pleasant View Middle, Desert Sage Elementary, Rye Elementary, Rye High, Pueblo West Elementary, Pueblo West Middle, South Mesa Elementary, Beulah Middle, Avondale Elementary, Beulah Elementary, North Mesa Elementary, Pueblo County High, Pueblo West High, Craver Middle, Sierra Vista Elementary, Vineland Elementary, Cedar Ridge Elementary, Prairie Winds Elementary, Vineland Middle) 67. Rangeley RE-4

20 68. Salida R-32 69. Sanford 6J 70. Sangre De Cristo RE-22J 71. Sierra Grande R-30 72. South Conejos RE-10 73. Springfield RE-4 74. Trinidad 1 75. Weldon Valley RE-20(J) 76. West End RE-2 77. West Grand 1-JT 78. Wiley RE-13 JT 79. Woodlin R-104

21 SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2012-2013 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME:

1. Adams-Arapahoe 28J (New America School) 2. Agate 300 3. Aguilar Reorganized 6 4. Bennett 29J 5. Big Sandy 100J 6. Branson Reorganized 82 7. Briggsdale RE-10 8. Calhan RJ-1 9. Campo RE-6 10. Centennial R-1 11. Charter School Institute (Frontier Charter Academy) 12. Cheraw 31 13. Cotopaxi RE-3 14. Creede School District 15. Cripple Creek-Victor RE-1 16. Crowley County RE-1-J 17. Custer County School District C-1 18. De Beque 49JT 19. Deer Trail 26J 20. Del Norte C-7 21. Dolores County RE NO.2 22. Eads RE-1 23. East Grand 2 (Middle Park High, Granby Elementary, Fraser Valley Elementary, East Grand Middle) 24. Edison 54 JT 25. Elbert 200 26. Ellicott 22 27. Frenchman RE-3 28. Garfield 16 29. Garfield RE-2 30. Genoa-Hugo C-113 31. Gilpin County RE-1 32. Hanover 28 33. Hayden RE-1 34. Hinsdale County RE-1 35. Hi-Plains R-23 36. Hoehne Reorganized 3 37. Holly RE-3 38. Huerfano RE-1 39. Jefferson County R-1 (New America School) 40. Karval RE-23 41. Kim Reorganized 88 42. Kiowa C-2 43. La Veta RE-2 44. Lamar RE-2 45. Las Animas RE-1 46. Liberty J-4 47. Limon RE-4J 48. Lone Star 101 49. Mapleton 1 (New America School) 50. McClave RE-2 51. Mesa County Valley 51 (Independence Academy, Dual Immersion Academy, Glade Park Community, New Emerson School at Columbus) 52. Miami/Yoder 60JT 53. Moffat 2 (Moffat Elementary, Moffat Middle, Moffat Senior High) 54. Moffat County RE:NO 1 (Maybell Elementary) 55. Monte Vista C-8 56. Mountain BOCES 57. Mountain Valley RE-1 58. North Park R-1 59. Otis R-3 60. Park County RE-2 61. Pawnee RE-12 62. Peyton 23JT 63. Plainview RE-2 64. Plateau Valley 50 65. Platte Valley RE-3 66. Prairie RE-11J 67. Primero Reorganized 2 68. Pritchett RE-3 69. Pueblo County 70 (Cedar Ridge Elementary, Prairie Winds Elementary, Vineland Middle, Sky View Middle, Pleasant View Middle, Desert Sage Elementary, Rye Elementary, Rye High, Pueblo West Elementary, Pueblo West Middle, South Mesa Elementary,

22 Beulah Middle, Avondale Elementary, Beulah Elementary, North Mesa Elementary, Pueblo County High, Pueblo West High, Craver Middle, Sierra Vista Elementary, Vineland Elementary) 70. Rangely RE-4 71. Salida R-32 72. Sanford 6J 73. Sangre De Cristo RE-22J 74. Sierra Grande R-30 75. South Conejos RE-10 76. Springfield RE-4 77. Trinidad 1 78. Weld District 6 (Frontier Charter Academy) 79. Weldon Valley RE-20(J) 80. West End RE-2 81. West Grand 1-JT 82. Wiley RE-13JT 83. Woodlin R-104

23 SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2013-2014 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME:

1. Agate 300 2. Aguilar Reorganized 6 3. Bennett 29J (Bennett Preschool, Bennett Elementary, Bennett Middle, Bennett High School) 4. Big Sandy 100J 5. Branson Reorganized 82 6. Briggsdale RE-10 7. Calhan RJ-1 8. Campo RE-6 9. Centennial R-1 10. Charter School Institute (Frontier Charter Academy, Caprock Academy) 11. Cheraw 31 12. Cotopaxi RE-3 13. Creede School District 14. Cripple Creek-Victor RE-1 15. Crowley County RE-1-J 16. Custer County School District C-1 17. De Beque 49JT 18. Deer Trail 26J 19. Del Norte C-7 20. Dolores County RE NO.2 21. Eads RE-1 22. East Grand 2 (East Grand Middle, Fraser Valley Elementary, Granby Elementary, Middle Park High School) 23. Edison 54 JT 24. Elbert 200 25. Ellicott 22 26. Frenchman RE-3 27. Garfield 16 28. Garfield RE-2 29. Genoa-Hugo C113 30. Gilpin County RE-1 31. Greeley 6 (Frontier Charter Academy) 32. Hanover 28 33. Hayden RE-1 34. Hinsdale County RE 1 35. Hi-Plains R-23 36. Hoehne Reorganized 3 37. Holly RE-3 38. Huerfano RE-1 39. Jefferson County R-1 (New America School) 40. Karval RE-23 41. Kim Reorganized 88 42. Kiowa C-2 43. La Veta RE-2 44. Lamar RE-2 45. Las Animas RE-1 46. Liberty J-4 47. Limon RE-4J 48. Lone Star 101 49. Mc Clave RE-2 50. Mesa County Valley 51 (Independence Academy, Dual Immersion Academy, New Emerson School at Columbus, Taylor Elementary) 51. Miami/Yoder 60 JT 52. Moffat 2 (Moffat Elementary, Moffat Middle, Moffat Senior High) 53. Moffat County RE:NO 1 (Maybell Elementary) 54. Monte Vista C-8 55. Mountain BOCES 56. Mountain Valley RE 1 57. North Park R-1 58. Otis R-3 59. Park County RE-2 60. Pawnee RE-12 61. Peyton 23 JT 62. Plainview RE-2 63. Plateau Valley 50 (Plateau Valley Elementary, Plateau Valley Middle, Plateau Valley High School) 64. Platte Valley RE-3 65. Prairie RE-11 66. Primero Reorganized 2 67. Pritchett RE-3 68. Pueblo County 70 (Sky View Middle, Desert Sage Elementary, Avondale Elementary, Beulah Elementary, Beulah Middle, Cedar Ridge Elementary, North Mesa Elementary, Pleasant View Middle, Prairie Winds Elementary, Pueblo County High, Liberty Point

24 Elementary, Liberty Point International, Pueblo West High, Rye Elementary, Craver Middle, Rye High, Sierra Vista Elementary, South Mesa Elementary, Vineland Elementary, Vineland Middle) 69. Rangely RE-4 70. Salida R-32 71. Sanford 6J 72. Sangre De Cristo RE-22J 73. Sierra Grande R-30 74. South Conejos RE-10 75. Springfield RE-4 76. Trinidad 1 77. Vilas RE-5 (Vilas Elementary, Vilas Undivided High) 78. Walsh RE-1 79. Weldon Valley RE-20(J) 80. West End RE-2 81. West Grand 1-JT. 82. Wiley RE-13 JT 83. Woodlin R-104

25 SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2014-2015 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME:

1. Agate 300 2. Aguilar Reorganized 6 3. Arickaree R-2 4. Bennett 29J 5. Big Sandy 100J 6. Branson Reorganized 82 7. Briggsdale RE-10 8. Calhan RJ-1 9. Campo RE-6 10. Centennial R-1 11. Charter School Institute (New America School, Frontier Charter Academy, Caprock Academy) 12. Cheraw 31 13. Cotopaxi RE-3 14. Creede School District 15. Cripple Creek-Victor RE-1 16. Crowley County RE-1-J 17. Custer County School District C-1 18. De Beque 49JT 19. Deer Trail 26J 20. Del Norte C-7 21. Dolores County Re NO.2 22. Eads RE-1 23. East Grand 2 (Granby Elementary, Fraser Valley Elementary, Fraser Valley Middle, Park High, East Grand Middle) 24. Edison 54 JT 25. Elbert 200 26. Ellicott 22 27. Frenchman RE-3 28. Garfield 16 29. Garfield RE-2 30. Genoa-Hugo C113 31. Gilpin County RE-1 32. Greeley 6 (Frontier Charter Academy) 33. Hanover 28 34. Hinsdale County RE 1 35. Hi-Plains R-23 36. Hoehne Reorganized 3 37. Holly RE-3 38. Huerfano RE-1 39. Jefferson County R-1 (New America School) 40. Karval RE-23 41. Keenesburg RE-3(J) (Cardinal Community Academy Charter) 42. Kim Reorganized 88 43. Kiowa C-2 44. La Veta RE-2 45. Lamar RE-2 46. Las Animas RE-1 47. Liberty J-4 48. Limon RE-4J 49. Lone Star 101 50. Manzanola 3J 51. McClave RE-2 52. Meeker RE1 53. Mesa County Valley 51 (Juniper Ridge Community, New Emerson School at Columbus, Independence Academy, Dual Immersion Academy) 54. Miami/Yoder 60 JT 55. Moffat 2 (Moffat PreK-12 School) 56. Moffat County RE:NO 1 (Maybell School) 57. Monte Vista C-8 58. Mountain BOCES 59. Mountain Valley RE 1 60. North Park R-1 61. Otis R-3 62. Park County RE-2 63. Pawnee RE-12 64. Peyton 23 JT 65. Plainview RE-2 66. Plateau Valley 50 (Plateau Valley Elementary, Plateau Valley Middle, Plateau Valley High) 67. Platte Valley RE-3 68. Prairie RE-11 69. Primero Reorganized 2

26 70. Pritchett RE-3 71. Pueblo County 70 (Sky View Middle, Desert Sage Elementary, Avondale Elementary, Beulah Elementary, Beulah Middle, Cedar Ridge Elementary, 70 Online, North Mesa Elementary, Pleasant View Middle, Prairie Winds Elementary, Pueblo County High, Liberty Point Elementary, Liberty Point International, Pueblo West High, Rye Elementary, Craver Middle, Rye High, Swallows Charter Academy High, Sierra Vista Elementary, South Mesa Elementary, Swallows Charter, The Connect Charter, Vineland Elementary, Vineland Middle) 72. Rangely RE-4 73. Salida R-32 74. Sanford 6J 75. Sangre De Cristo RE-22J 76. Sierra Grande R-30 77. South Conejos RE-10 78. Springfield RE-4 79. Trinidad 1 80. Vilas RE-5 (Vilas Elementary, Vilas Undivided High) 81. Walsh RE-1 82. Weldon Valley RE-20(J) 83. West End RE-2 84. West Grand 1-JT 85. Wiley RE-13 JT 86. Woodlin R-104

27 SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2015-2016 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME:

1. Agate 300 2. Aguilar Reorganized 6 3. Bennett 29J 4. Big Sandy 100J 5. Branson Reorganized 82 6. Briggsdale Re-10 7. Calhan RJ-1 8. Campo RE-6 9. Centennial R-1 10. Charter School Institute (New America School – Lowry, The New America School, Frontier Charter School, Caprock Academy) 11. Cheraw 31 12. Cheyenne County RE-5 13. Cotopaxi RE-3 14. Creede School District 15. Cripple Creek-Victor RE-1 16. Crowley County RE-1-J 17. Custer County School District C-1 18. Deer Trail 26J 19. Denver County 1 (Academy of Urban Learning) 20. Dolores County Re No. 2 21. DeBeque 49JT 22. Del Norte C-7 23. Eads RE-1 24. East Grand 2 (Granby Elementary, Fraser Valley Elementary, Middle Park High, East Grand Middle) 25. Edison 54 JT 26. Elbert 200 27. Ellicott 22 28. Frenchman RE-3 29. Garfield RE-2 30. Garfield 16 31. Genoa-Hugo C113 32. Gilpin County RE-1 33. Greeley 6 (Frontier Charter Academy) 34. Hanover 28 35. Hi-Plains R-23 36. Hinsdale County RE 1 37. Hoehne Reorganized 3 38. Holly RE-3 39. Huerfano RE-1 40. Jefferson County R-1 (New America School) 41. Karval RE-23 42. Kim Reorganized 88 43. Kiowa C-2 44. Lamar RE-2 45. Las Animas RE-1 46. La Veta RE-2 47. Liberty J-4 48. Limon RE-4J 49. Lone Star 101 50. Manzanola 3J 51. Mc Clave RE-2 52. Meeker RE 1 53. Mesa County Valley School District 51 (Juniper Ridge Community School, New Emerson School at Columbus, Independence Academy, Dual Immersion Academy School) 54. Miami/Yoder 60 JT 55. Moffat 2 (Moffat PreK-12 School) 56. Monte Vista C-8 57. Mountain BOCES 58. Mountain Valley RE 1 59. North Park R-1 60. Otis R-3 61. Park County RE-2 62. Pawnee RE-12 63. Peyton 23 JT 64. Plainview RE-2 65. Plateau Valley 50 (Plateau Valley Elementary, Plateau Valley Middle, Plateau Valley High) 66. Prairie RE-11 67. Primero Reorganized 2 68. Pritchett RE-3

28 69. Pueblo County 70 (70 Online, Beulah Elementary, Beulah Middle, Cedar Ridge Elementary, Liberty Point Elementary, North Mesa Elementary, Pueblo West High, Rye Elementary, Sky View Middle, Swallows Charter Academy, Avondale Elementary, Liberty Point International, Pueblo County High, Craver Middle, Sierra Vista Elementary, Vineland Elementary, Prairie Winds Elementary, Vineland Middle, Pleasant View Middle, Desert Sage Elementary, Rye High, South Mesa Elementary) 70. Rangely RE-4 71. Revere School District 72. Salida R-32 73. Sanford 6J 74. Sangre De Cristo RE-22J 75. Sierra Grande R-30 76. South Conejos RE-10 77. Springfield RE-4 78. Trinidad 1 79. Vilas RE-5 80. Walsh RE-1 81. Weldon Valley RE-20(J) 82. West Grand 1-JT 83. Wiley RE-13 JT 84. Woodlin R-104

29 SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2016-2017 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME:

1. Agate 300 2. Aguilar Reorganized 6 3. Bennett 29J 4. Big Sandy 100J 5. Branson Reorganized 82 6. Briggsdale Re-10 7. Burlington RE-6J 8. Calhan RJ-1 9. Campo RE-6 10. Centennial R-1 11. Charter School Institute (New America School – Lowry, New America School - Thornton, Frontier Charter School, Caprock Academy, Indian Peaks Charter School, Youth and Family Academy) 12. Cheraw 31 13. Cheyenne County RE-5 14. Cotopaxi RE-3 15. Creede School District 16. Cripple Creek-Victor RE-1 17. Crowley County RE-1-J 18. Custer County School District C-1 19. DeBeque 49JT 20. Deer Trail 26J 21. Del Norte C-7 22. Denver County 1 (Academy of Urban Learning) 23. Dolores County Re No. 2 24. Eads RE-1 25. East Grand 2 (Granby Elementary, Fraser Valley Elementary, Middle Park High, East Grand Middle) 26. Edison 54 JT 27. Elbert 200 28. Ellicott 22 29. Fremont RE-2 30. Frenchman RE-3 31. Garfield RE-2 32. Garfield 16 33. Genoa-Hugo C113 34. Gilpin County RE-1 35. Greeley 6 (Frontier Charter Academy) 36. Hanover 28 37. Hi-Plains R-23 38. Hinsdale County RE 1 39. Hoehne Reorganized 3 40. Holly RE-3 41. Huerfano RE-1 42. Jefferson County R-1 (New America School) 43. Karval RE-23 44. Kim Reorganized 88 45. Kiowa C-2 46. Lamar RE-2 47. Las Animas RE-1 48. La Veta RE-2 49. Liberty J-4 50. Limon RE-4J 51. Lone Star 101 52. Manzanola 3J 53. Mc Clave RE-2 54. Meeker RE 1 55. Mesa County Valley School District 51 (Juniper Ridge Community School, New Emerson School at Columbus, Independence Academy, Dual Immersion Academy School) 56. Miami/Yoder 60 JT 57. Moffat County RE:NO 1 (Maybell School) 58. Moffat 2 (Moffat PreK-12 School) 59. Monte Vista C-8 60. Mountain BOCES 61. Mountain Valley RE 1 62. North Park R-1 63. Otis R-3 64. Park County RE-2 65. Pawnee RE-12 66. Peyton 23 JT 67. Plainview RE-2 68. Plateau RE-5

30 69. Plateau Valley 50 (Plateau Valley Elementary, Plateau Valley Middle, Plateau Valley High) 70. Prairie RE-11 71. Primero Reorganized 2 72. Pritchett RE-3 73. Pueblo County 70 (70 Online, Beulah Elementary, Beulah Middle, Cedar Ridge Elementary, Liberty Point Elementary, North Mesa Elementary, Pueblo West High, Rye Elementary, Sky View Middle, Avondale Elementary, Liberty Point International, Pueblo County High, Craver Middle, Sierra Vista Elementary, Vineland Elementary, Prairie Winds Elementary, Vineland Middle, Pleasant View Middle, Desert Sage Elementary, Rye High, South Mesa Elementary) 74. Rangely RE-4 75. Revere School District 76. Salida R-32 77. Sanford 6J 78. Sangre De Cristo RE-22J 79. Sierra Grande R-30 80. South Conejos RE-10 81. South Routt RE 3 (South Routt Elementary, Soroco Middle, Soroco High) 82. Springfield RE-4 83. Trinidad 1 84. Vilas RE-5 85. Walsh RE-1 86. Weld County School District RE-3J (Cardinal Community Academy Charter) 87. Weldon Valley RE-20(J) 88. West Grand 1-JT 89. Wiley RE-13 JT 90. Woodlin R-104

31 SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2017-2018 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME:

1. Agate 300 2. Aguilar Reorganized 6 3. Akron R-1 4. Arickaree R-2 5. Bennett 29J 6. Big Sandy 100J 7. Branson Reorganized 82 8. Briggsdale Re-10 9. Burlington RE-6J 10. Calhan RJ-1 11. Campo RE-6 12. Canon City Re-1 (Mount View Core Knowledge Charter School) 13. Centennial R-1 14. Center 26J 15. Charter School Institute (New America School – Lowry, New America School - Thornton, Frontier Charter Academy, Caprock Academy, Indian Peaks Charter School) 16. Cheraw 31 17. Cheyenne County RE-5 18. Cotopaxi RE-3 19. Creede School District 20. Cripple Creek-Victor RE-1 21. Crowley County RE-1-J 22. Custer County School District C-1 23. DeBeque 49JT 24. Deer Trail 26J 25. Del Norte C-7 26. Denver County 1 (Academy of Urban Learning) 27. Dolores County Re No. 2 28. Eads RE-1 29. East Grand 2 (Granby Elementary, Fraser Valley Elementary, Middle Park High, East Grand Middle) 30. East Otero R-1 31. Edison 54 JT 32. Elbert 200 33. Ellicott 22 34. Fremont RE-2 35. Frenchman RE-3 36. Garfield RE-2 37. Garfield 16 38. Genoa-Hugo C113 39. Gilpin County RE-1 40. Greeley 6 (Frontier Charter Academy) 41. Hanover 28 42. Hi-Plains R-23 43. Hinsdale County RE 1 44. Hoehne Reorganized 3 45. Holly RE-3 46. Huerfano RE-1 47. Jefferson County R-1 (New America School) 48. Karval RE-23 49. Kim Reorganized 88 50. Kiowa C-2 51. Lamar RE-2 52. Las Animas RE-1 (Las Animas Elementary, Las Animas Junior High, La Animas High, Jump Start Learning Center) 53. La Veta RE-2 54. Liberty J-4 55. Limon RE-4J 56. Lone Star 101 57. Mancos RE-6 58. Manzanola 3J 59. Mc Clave RE-2 60. Meeker RE 1 61. Mesa County Valley School District 51 (Juniper Ridge Community School, New Emerson School at Columbus, Independence Academy, Dual Immersion Academy School) 62. Miami/Yoder 60 JT 63. Moffat County RE:NO 1 (Maybell School) 64. Moffat 2 (Moffat PreK-12 School) 65. Monte Vista C-8 66. Mountain BOCES 67. Mountain Valley RE 1 68. North Conejos RE-1J

32 69. North Park R-1 70. Otis R-3 71. Park County RE-2 72. Pawnee RE-12 73. Peyton 23 JT 74. Plainview RE-2 75. Plateau Valley 50 (Plateau Valley Elementary, Plateau Valley Middle, Plateau Valley High) 76. Prairie RE-11 77. Primero Reorganized 2 78. Pritchett RE-3 79. Pueblo County 70 (70 Online, Beulah Elementary, Beulah Middle, Cedar Ridge Elementary, Liberty Point Elementary, North Mesa Elementary, Pueblo West High, Rye Elementary, Sky View Middle, Avondale Elementary, Liberty Point International, Pueblo County High, Craver Middle, Sierra Vista Elementary, Vineland Elementary, Prairie Winds Elementary, Vineland Middle, Pleasant View Middle, Desert Sage Elementary, Rye High, South Mesa Elementary) 80. Rangely RE-4 81. Revere School District 82. Rocky Ford R-2 83. Salida R-32 84. Sanford 6J 85. Sangre De Cristo RE-22J 86. Sargent RE-33J 87. Sierra Grande R-30 88. South Conejos RE-10 89. South Routt RE 3 90. Springfield RE-4 91. Trinidad 1 92. Valley RE-1 93. Vilas RE-5 94. Walsh RE-1 95. Weld County School District RE-3J (Cardinal Community Academy Charter) 96. Weldon Valley RE-20(J) 97. West Grand 1-JT 98. Wiley RE-13 JT 99. Woodlin R-104 100. Yuma 1 (Kenneth P Morris Elementary, Yuma Middle, Yuma High School)

33 SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2018-2019 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME

1. Adams-Arapahoe 28J (Mrachek Middle School) 2. Agate 300 3. Aguilar Reorganized 6 4. Akron R-1 5. Arickaree R-2 6. Bennett 29J 7. Big Sandy 100J 8. Branson Reorganized 82 9. Briggsdale Re-10 10. Burlington RE-6J 11. Calhan RJ-1 12. Campo RE-6 13. Canon City Re-1 (Mount View Core Knowledge Charter School) 14. Centennial R-1 15. Center 26J 16. Charter School Institute (New America School – Lowry, New America School - Thornton, Frontier Charter Academy, Caprock Academy, Indian Peaks Charter School, Victory Preparatory Academy Middle, Victory Preparatory Academy High) 17. Cheraw 31 18. Cheyenne County RE-5 19. Colorado River BOCES 20. Cotopaxi RE-3 21. Creede School District 22. Cripple Creek-Victor RE-1 23. Crowley County RE-1-J 24. Custer County School District C-1 25. DeBeque 49JT 26. Deer Trail 26J 27. Del Norte C-7 28. Denver County 1 (Academy of Urban Learning) 29. Dolores County Re No. 2 30. Eads RE-1 31. East Grand 2 32. East Otero R-1 33. Edison 54 JT 34. Elbert 200 35. Ellicott 22 36. Fremont RE-2 37. Frenchman RE-3 38. Garfield RE-2 39. Garfield 16 40. Genoa-Hugo C113 41. Gilpin County RE-1 42. Greeley 6 (Frontier Charter Academy) 43. Hanover 28 44. Hi-Plains R-23 45. Hinsdale County RE 1 46. Hoehne Reorganized 3 47. Holly RE-3 48. Huerfano RE-1 49. Jefferson County R-1 (New America School) 50. Karval RE-23 51. Kim Reorganized 88 52. Kiowa C-2 53. Lamar RE-2 54. Las Animas RE-1 (Las Animas Elementary, Las Animas Junior High, La Animas High, Jump Start Learning Center) 55. La Veta RE-2 56. Liberty J-4 57. Limon RE-4J 58. Lone Star 101 59. Mancos RE-6 60. Manzanola 3J 61. Mc Clave RE-2 62. Meeker RE 1 63. Mesa County Valley School District 51 (New Emerson School at Columbus, Independence Academy, Dual Immersion Academy School) 64. Miami/Yoder 60 JT 65. Moffat County RE:NO 1 (Maybell School) 66. Moffat 2 (Moffat PreK-12 School) 67. Monte Vista C-8

34 68. Mountain Valley RE 1 69. North Conejos RE-1J 70. North Park R-1 71. Norwood R-2J 72. Otis R-3 73. Park County RE-2 74. Pawnee RE-12 75. Peyton 23 JT 76. Plainview RE-2 77. Plateau Valley 50 (Plateau Valley Elementary, Plateau Valley Middle, Plateau Valley High) 78. Prairie RE-11 79. Primero Reorganized 2 80. Pritchett RE-3 81. Pueblo City 60 (Roncalli STEM Academy, Benjamin Franklin Elementary, Beulah Heights Elementary, Central High, Belmont Elementary, Bradford Elementary, Goodnight Elementary, East High, Heroes Middle, Minnequa Elementary, South High, Sunset Park Elementary, Pueblo Academy of Arts, Morton Elementary, Bessemer Elementary, Carlile Elementary, Centennial High, Columbian Elementary, Eva R Baca Elementary, Haaff Elementary, Heritage Elementary, Heroes Academy Prek-5, Highland Park Elementary, Irving Elementary, Park View Elementary, Risley International Academy of Innovation, W H Heaton Middle, Fountain International Magnet, Corwin International Magnet, South Park Elementary, Northmoor Preschool, Paragon Learning Center) 82. Pueblo County 70 83. Rangely RE-4 84. Revere School District 85. Rocky Ford R-2 86. Salida R-32 87. Sanford 6J 88. Sangre De Cristo RE-22J 89. Sargent RE-33J 90. School District 27J (John W Thimmig Elementary, West Ridge Elementary, South Elementary, Brighton High, Brighton Heritage Academy, Henderson Elementary, North Elementary, Southeast Elementary, Vikan Middle, Prairie View High, Northeast Elementary, Overland Trail Middle, Mary E Pennock Elementary, Second Creek Elementary, Otho E Stuart Middle, Turnberry Elementary, Prairie View Middle, SD 27J Preschool at the Brighton LRC, Eagle Ridge Academy, Bolt Academy, Branter Elementary, Reunion Elementary, Rodger Quist Middle, Riverdale Ridge High) 91. Sierra Grande R-30 92. South Conejos RE-10 93. South Routt RE 3 94. Springfield RE-4 95. Swink 33 96. Trinidad 1 97. Valley RE-1 98. Vilas RE-5 99. Walsh RE-1 100. Weld County Re-1 101. Weld County School District RE-3J (Cardinal Community Academy Charter) 102. Weldon Valley RE-20(J) 103. West End Re-2 104. West Grand 1-JT 105. Wiley RE-13 JT 106. Woodlin R-104

35 SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2019-2020 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME

1. Adams-Arapahoe 28J (Montview Math and Health Sciences Elementary, Arkansas Elementary) 2. Agate 300 3. Aguilar Reorganized 6 4. Akron R-1 5. Arickaree R-2 6. Bennett 29J 7. Big Sandy 100J 8. Branson Reorganized 82 9. Briggsdale Re-10 10. Burlington RE-6J 11. Calhan RJ-1 12. Campo RE-6 13. Canon City Re-1 (Mount View Core Knowledge Charter School) 14. Centennial R-1 15. Center 26J 16. Charter School Institute (New America School – Lowry, Caprock Academy, Indian Peaks Charter School, Victory Preparatory Academy Middle, Victory Preparatory Academy High) 17. Cheraw 31 18. Cheyenne County RE-5 19. Colorado River BOCES 20. Cotopaxi RE-3 21. Creede School District 22. Cripple Creek-Victor RE-1 23. Crowley County RE-1-J 24. Custer County School District C-1 25. DeBeque 49JT 26. Deer Trail 26J 27. Denver County 1 (Academy of Urban Learning) 28. Dolores County Re No. 2 29. Eads RE-1 30. East Grand 2 31. East Otero R-1 32. Edison 54 JT 33. Elbert 200 34. Elizabeth School District (Frontier High) 35. Ellicott 22 36. Fremont RE-2 37. Frenchman RE-3 38. Garfield RE-2 39. Garfield 16 40. Genoa-Hugo C113 41. Gilpin County RE-1 42. Granada Re-1 43. Greeley 6 (Frontier Charter Academy) 44. Hanover 28 45. Hayden RE-1 46. Hi-Plains R-23 47. Hinsdale County RE 1 48. Hoehne Reorganized 3 49. Holly RE-3 50. Huerfano RE-1 51. Jefferson County R-1 (New America School) 52. Karval RE-23 53. Kim Reorganized 88 54. Kiowa C-2 55. Lamar RE-2 56. Las Animas RE-1 (Las Animas Elementary, Las Animas Junior High, La Animas High, Jump Start Learning Center) 57. La Veta RE-2 58. Liberty J-4 59. Limon RE-4J 60. Lone Star 101 61. Mancos RE-6 62. Manzanola 3J 63. Mc Clave RE-2 64. Meeker RE 1 65. Mesa County Valley School District 51 (New Emerson School at Columbus, Independence Academy, Dual Immersion Academy School) 66. Miami/Yoder 60 JT 67. Moffat County RE:NO 1 (Maybell School) 68. Moffat 2 (Moffat PreK-12 School)

36 69. Monte Vista C-8 70. Mountain Valley RE 1 71. North Conejos RE-1J 72. North Park R-1 73. Norwood R-2J 74. Otis R-3 75. Park County RE-2 76. Pawnee RE-12 77. Peyton 23 JT 78. Plainview RE-2 79. Plateau Valley 50 (Plateau Valley Elementary, Plateau Valley Middle, Plateau Valley High) 80. Prairie RE-11 81. Primero Reorganized 2 82. Pritchett RE-3 83. Pueblo City 60 (Roncalli STEM Academy, Franklin School of Innovation, Chavez/Huerta K-12 Preparatory Academy, Beulah Heights Elementary, Central High, Belmont Elementary, Bradford Elementary, Goodnight Elementary, East High, Heroes Middle, Minnequa Elementary, South High, Sunset Park Elementary, Pueblo Academy of Arts, Morton Elementary, Bessemer Elementary, Carlile Elementary, Centennial High, Columbian Elementary, Eva R Baca Elementary, Haaff Elementary, Heritage Elementary, Heroes Academy Prek-5, Highland Park Elementary, Irving Elementary, Park View Elementary, Risley International Academy of Innovation, W H Heaton Middle, Fountain International Magnet, Corwin International Magnet, South Park Elementary, Northmoor Preschool, Paragon Learning Center) 84. Pueblo County 70 85. Rangely RE-4 86. Revere School District 87. Rocky Ford R-2 88. Salida R-32 89. Sanford 6J 90. Sangre De Cristo RE-22J 91. Sargent RE-33J 92. School District 27J (John W Thimmig Elementary, West Ridge Elementary, South Elementary, Brighton High, Brighton Heritage Academy, Henderson Elementary, North Elementary, Southeast Elementary, Vikan Middle, Prairie View High, Northeast Elementary, Overland Trail Middle, Mary E Pennock Elementary, Second Creek Elementary, Otho E Stuart Middle, Turnberry Elementary, Prairie View Middle, SD 27J Preschool at the Brighton LRC, Eagle Ridge Academy, Bolt Academy, Branter Elementary, Reunion Elementary, Rodger Quist Middle, Riverdale Ridge High) 93. Sierra Grande R-30 94. South Conejos RE-10 95. South Routt RE 3 96. Springfield RE-4 97. Swink 33 98. Trinidad 1 99. Upper Rio Grande C-7 100. Valley RE-1 101. Vilas RE-5 102. Walsh RE-1 103. Weld County Re-1 104. Weld County School District RE-3J (Cardinal Community Academy Charter) 105. Weldon Valley RE-20(J) 106. West End Re-2 107. West Grand 1-JT 108. Wiggins 109. Wiley RE-13 JT 110. Woodlin R-104 111. Wray RD-2

37 SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2020-2021 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME

1. Adams 12 Five Star Schools (New America School – Thornton) 2. Adams-Arapahoe 28J (Virginia Court Elementary) 3. Agate 300 4. Aguilar Reorganized 6 5. Akron R-1 6. Arickaree R-2 7. Arriba-Flagler C-20 8. Bennett 29J 9. Big Sandy 100J 10. Branson Reorganized 82 11. Briggsdale Re-10 12. Burlington RE-6J 13. Calhan RJ-1 14. Campo RE-6 15. Canon City Re-1 (Mount View Core Knowledge Charter School) 16. Centennial R-1 17. Center 26J 18. Charter School Institute (New America School – Lowry, Caprock Academy, Victory Preparatory Academy Middle, Victory Preparatory Academy High) 19. Cheraw 31 20. Cheyenne County RE-5 21. Colorado River BOCES 22. Cotopaxi RE-3 23. Creede School District 24. Cripple Creek-Victor RE-1 25. Crowley County RE-1-J 26. Custer County School District C-1 27. DeBeque 49JT 28. Deer Trail 26J 29. Denver County 1 (Academy of Urban Learning) 30. Dolores County Re No. 2 31. Eads RE-1 32. East Grand 2 33. East Otero R-1 34. Edison 54 JT 35. Elbert 200 36. Ellicott 22 37. Fremont RE-2 38. Frenchman RE-3 39. Garfield RE-2 40. Garfield 16 41. Genoa-Hugo C113 42. Gilpin County RE-1 43. Granada Re-1 44. Greeley 6 (Frontier Charter Academy) 45. Hanover 28 46. Hayden RE-1 47. Hi-Plains R-23 48. Hinsdale County RE 1 49. Hoehne Reorganized 3 50. Holly RE-3 51. Holyoke RE-1J 52. Huerfano RE-1 53. Jefferson County R-1 (New America School) 54. Karval RE-23 55. Kim Reorganized 88 56. Kiowa C-2 57. Lamar RE-2 58. Las Animas RE-1 (Las Animas Elementary, Las Animas Junior High, La Animas High, Jump Start Learning Center) 59. La Veta RE-2 60. Liberty J-4 61. Limon RE-4J 62. Lone Star 101 63. Mancos RE-6 64. Manzanola 3J 65. Mc Clave RE-2 66. Meeker RE 1 67. Mesa County Valley School District 51 (New Emerson School at Columbus, Independence Academy, Dual Immersion Academy School) 68. Miami/Yoder 60 JT

38 69. Moffat County RE:NO 1 (Maybell School) 70. Moffat 2 (Moffat PreK-12 School) 71. Monte Vista C-8 72. Mountain Valley RE 1 73. North Conejos RE-1J 74. North Park R-1 75. Norwood R-2J 76. Otis R-3 77. Park County RE-2 78. Pawnee RE-12 79. Peyton 23 JT 80. Plainview RE-2 81. Plateau Valley 50 (Plateau Valley Elementary, Plateau Valley Middle, Plateau Valley High) 82. Poudre R-1 (Centennial High) 83. Prairie RE-11 84. Primero Reorganized 2 85. Pritchett RE-3 86. Pueblo City 60 (Roncalli STEM Academy, Franklin School of Innovation, Chavez/Huerta K-12 Preparatory Academy, Beulah Heights Elementary, Central High, Belmont Elementary, Bradford Elementary, Goodnight Elementary, East High, Minnequa Elementary, South High, Sunset Park Elementary, Pueblo Academy of Arts, Morton Elementary, Bessemer Elementary, Carlile Elementary, Centennial High, Columbian Elementary, Eva R Baca Elementary, Haaff Elementary, Heritage Elementary, Highland Park Elementary, Irving Elementary, Park View Elementary, Risley International Academy of Innovation, W H Heaton Middle, Fountain International Magnet, Corwin International Magnet, South Park Elementary, Northmoor Preschool, Paragon Learning Center) 87. Pueblo County 70 (Connection Charter, North Mesa Elementary, Pueblo West High, Swallows Charter Academy, Beulah Elementary, Swallows Charter Academy High, Sky View Middle, Sierra Vista Elementary, Pueblo County High, Prairie Winds Elementary, Pleasant View Middle, Liberty Point International, Craver Middle, Avondale Elementary, Vineland Middle, Cedar Ridge Elementary, 70 Online, South Mesa Elementary, Liberty Point Elementary, Beulah Middle, Rye High, Desert Sage Elementary, Vineland Elementary, Villa Bella Expeditionary, Rye Elementary) 88. Rangely RE-4 89. Revere School District 90. Rocky Ford R-2 91. Salida R-32 92. Sanford 6J 93. Sangre De Cristo RE-22J 94. Sargent RE-33J 95. School District 27J (John W Thimmig Elementary, West Ridge Elementary, South Elementary, Brighton High, Henderson Elementary, North Elementary, Southeast Elementary, Vikan Middle, Prairie View High, Northeast Elementary, Overland Trail Middle, Mary E Pennock Elementary, Second Creek Elementary, Otho E Stuart Middle, Turnberry Elementary, Prairie View Middle, SD 27J Preschool at the Brighton LRC, Eagle Ridge Academy, Bolt Academy, Branter Elementary, Reunion Elementary, Rodger Quist Middle, Riverdale Ridge High) 96. Sierra Grande R-30 97. South Conejos RE-10 98. South Routt RE 3 99. Springfield RE-4 100. Swink 33 101. Trinidad 1 102. Upper Rio Grande C-7 103. Valley RE-1 104. Vilas RE-5 105. Walsh RE-1 106. Weld County School District RE-3J (Cardinal Community Academy Charter) 107. Weldon Valley RE-20(J) 108. West End Re-2 109. West Grand 1-JT 110. Wiggins 111. Wiley RE-13 JT 112. Woodlin R-104 113. Wray RD-2

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SCHOOL DISTRICTS APPROVED FOR LESS THAN 160 DAYS 2021-2022 SCHOOL YEAR

SCHOOL DISTRICT NAME

1. Adams 12 Five Star Schools (New America School – Thornton) 2. Agate 300 3. Aguilar Reorganized 6 4. Akron R-1 5. Arickaree R-2 6. Arriba-Flagler C-20 7. Bennett 29J 8. Bethune R-5 9. Big Sandy 100J 10. Branson Reorganized 82 11. Briggsdale Re-10 12. Burlington RE-6J 13. Calhan RJ-1 14. Campo RE-6 15. Canon City Re-1 (Canon City High, Canon City Middle, Canon Exploratory, McKinley Elementary, Washington Elementary, Harrison School, Lincoln School of Science and Technology, Mount View Core Knowledge Charter School) 16. Centennial R-1 17. Center 26J 18. Charter School Institute (New America School – Lowry, Caprock Academy, Victory Preparatory Academy Middle, Victory Preparatory Academy High) 19. Cheraw 31 20. Cheyenne County RE-5 21. Colorado River BOCES 22. Cotopaxi RE-3 23. Creede School District 24. Cripple Creek-Victor RE-1 25. Crowley County RE-1-J 26. Custer County School District C-1 27. DeBeque 49JT 28. Deer Trail 26J 29. Denver County 1 (Academy of Urban Learning) 30. Dolores County Re No. 2 31. Dolores Re-4A 32. Eads RE-1 33. East Grand 2 34. East Otero R-1 35. Eaton RE-2 36. Edison 54 JT 37. Elbert 200 38. Ellicott 22 39. Fremont RE-2 40. Frenchman RE-3 41. Garfield RE-2 42. Garfield 16 43. Genoa-Hugo C113 44. Gilpin County RE-1 45. Granada Re-1 46. Greeley 6 (Frontier Charter Academy) 47. Hanover 28 48. Haxtun RE-2J 49. Hayden RE-1 50. Hi-Plains R-23 51. Hinsdale County RE 1 52. Hoehne Reorganized 3 53. Holly RE-3 54. Holyoke RE-1J 55. Huerfano RE-1 56. Jefferson County R-1 (New America School, Warren Tech South, Jeffco Transition Services School) 57. Karval RE-23 58. Kim Reorganized 88 59. Kiowa C-2 60. Lamar RE-2 61. Las Animas RE-1 (Las Animas Elementary, Las Animas Junior High, La Animas High, Jump Start Learning Center) 62. La Veta RE-2 63. Liberty J-4 64. Limon RE-4J 65. Lone Star 101 66. Mancos RE-6 67. Manzanola 3J

40 68. Mc Clave RE-2 69. Meeker RE 1 70. Mesa County Valley School District 51 (New Emerson School at Columbus, Independence Academy, Dual Immersion Academy School) 71. Miami/Yoder 60 JT 72. Moffat County RE:NO 1 (Maybell School) 73. Moffat 2 (Moffat PreK-12 School) 74. Monte Vista C-8 75. Mountain Valley RE 1 76. North Conejos RE-1J 77. North Park R-1 78. Norwood R-2J 79. Otis R-3 80. Park County RE-2 81. Pawnee RE-12 82. Peyton 23 JT 83. Plainview RE-2 84. Plateau Valley 50 (Plateau Valley Elementary, Plateau Valley Middle, Plateau Valley High) 85. Poudre R-1 (Centennial High) 86. Prairie RE-11 87. Primero Reorganized 2 88. Pritchett RE-3 89. Pueblo City 60 (Roncalli STEM Academy, Franklin School of Innovation, Chavez/Huerta K-12 Preparatory Academy, Beulah Heights Elementary, Central High, Belmont Elementary, Bradford Elementary, Goodnight Elementary, East High, Minnequa Elementary, South High, Sunset Park Elementary, Pueblo Academy of Arts, Morton Elementary, Bessemer Elementary, Carlile Elementary, Centennial High, Columbian Elementary, Eva R Baca Elementary, Haaff Elementary, Heritage Elementary, Highland Park Elementary, Irving Elementary, Park View Elementary, Risley International Academy of Innovation, W H Heaton Middle, Fountain International Magnet, Corwin International Magnet, South Park Elementary, Northmoor Preschool, Paragon Learning Center, Paragon Preschool) 90. Pueblo County 70 (Connect Charter, North Mesa Elementary, Pueblo West High, Swallows Charter Academy, Beulah Elementary, Swallows Charter Academy High, Sky View Middle, Sierra Vista Elementary, Pueblo County High, Prairie Winds Elementary, Pleasant View Middle, Liberty Point International, PSAS Homeschool Program, Craver Middle, Avondale Elementary, Vineland Middle, Cedar Ridge Elementary, 70 Online, South Mesa Elementary, Liberty Point Elementary, Beulah Middle, Rye High, Desert Sage Elementary, Vineland Elementary, Villa Bella Expeditionary, Rye Elementary) 91. Rangely RE-4 92. Revere School District 93. Rocky Ford R-2 94. Salida R-32 95. Sanford 6J 96. Sangre De Cristo RE-22J 97. Sargent RE-33J 98. School District 27J (John W Thimmig Elementary, West Ridge Elementary, South Elementary, Brighton High, Henderson Elementary, North Elementary, Southeast Elementary, Vikan Middle, Prairie View High, Northeast Elementary, Overland Trail Middle, Mary E Pennock Elementary, Second Creek Elementary, Otho E Stuart Middle, Turnberry Elementary, Prairie View Middle, SD 27J Preschool at the Brighton LRC, Eagle Ridge Academy, Branter Elementary, Rodger Quist Middle, Riverdale Ridge High) 99. Sierra Grande R-30 100. South Conejos RE-10 101. South Routt RE 3 102. Springfield RE-4 103. Stratton R-4 104. Swink 33 105. Trinidad 1 106. Upper Rio Grande C-7 107. Valley RE-1 108. Vilas RE-5 109. Walsh RE-1 110. Weld County School District RE-3J (Cardinal Community Academy Charter) 111. Weldon Valley RE-20(J) 112. West End Re-2 113. West Grand 1-JT 114. Wiggins 115. Wiley RE-13 JT 116. Woodlin R-104

For statistical information such as district pupil membership, please visit the Colorado Department of Education’s website at: http://www.cde.state.co.us/cdereval/

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