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Administrative Unit List Organized by County & BOCES Exceptional Student Services Unit Updated October 22, 2019 Exceptional Student Services Unit Administrative Unit List Updated November 4, 2019 ADAMS COUNTY 5 ADAMS 1, MAPLETON PUBLIC SCHOOLS 5 ADAMS 12, FIVE STAR SCHOOLS 5 ADAMS 14J, COMMERCE CITY 6 ADAMS 27J, BRIGHTON 6 WESTMINISTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS 7 ARAPAHOE COUNTY 7 ARAPAHOE 1, ENGLEWOOD 7 ARAPAHOE 2, SHERIDAN 8 ARAPAHOE 5, CHERRY CREEK SCHOOLS 8 ARAPAHOE 6, LITTLETON 9 ADAMS-ARAPAHOE 28, AURORA PUBLIC SCHOOLS 9 BOULDER COUNTY 10 ST. VRAIN VALLEY RE-1J, LONGMONT 10 BOULDER VALLEY RE-2, BOULDER 10 DELTA COUNTY 11 DELTA 50J 11 DENVER COUNTY 11 DENVER 1 11 DOUGLAS COUNTY 12 DOUGLAS RE-1, CASTLE ROCK 12 EAGLE COUNTY 12 EAGLE COUNTY SCHOOLS 12 ELBERT COUNTY 13 ELIZABETH SCHOOL DISTRICT 13 EL PASO COUNTY 13 EL PASO 2, HARRISON 13 EL PASO 3, WIDEFIELD 14 EL PASO 8, FOUNTAIN – FT. CARSON 14 EL PASO 11, COLORADO SPRINGS 15 EL PASO 12, CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN 15 EL PASO 20, ACADEMY 16 EL PASO 38, LEWIS PALMER 16 EL PASO 49, El Paso COUNTY COLORADO SCHOOL DISTRICT 49 17 Page 2 of 38 Exceptional Student Services Unit Administrative Unit List Updated November 4, 2019 FREMONT COUNTY 17 FREMONT RE-1, CANON CITY 17 GUNNISON COUNTY 18 GUNNISON RE – 1J 18 JEFFERSON COUNTY 18 JEFFERSON COUNTY R – 1, LAKEWOOD 18 LA PLATA COUNTY 19 DURANGO 9-R SCHOOLS 19 LARIMER COUNTY 19 LARIMER 1, POUDRE, FORT COLLINS 19 LARIMER R-2J, THOMPSON, LOVELAND 20 LOGAN COUNTY 21 LOGAN RE-1 VALLEY, STERLING 21 MESA COUNTY 21 MESA 51, MESA COUNTY 21 MOFFATT COUNTY 22 MOFFATT RE1, CRAIG 22 MONTROSE COUNTY 22 MONTROSE RE-1J 22 MORGAN COUNTY 23 MORGAN RE – 3, FORT MORGAN 23 PITKIN COUNTY 23 ASPEN 1 23 PUEBLO COUNTY 24 PUEBLO 60, URBAN 24 PUEBLO 70, RURAL 24 SUMMIT COUNTY 25 SUMMIT 1 25 WELD COUNTY 25 WELD RE-4, WINDSOR 25 WELD RE-5J, JOHNSTOWN-MILLIKEN 26 Page 3 of 38 Exceptional Student Services Unit Administrative Unit List Updated November 4, 2019 WELD 6, GREELEY 26 FORT LUPTON/KEENESBURG CONSORTIUM 27 RE-8, FORT LUPTON 27 RE-3J, KEENESBURG 27 BOARD OF COOPERATIVE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES (BOCES) 28 CENTENNIAL BOCES 28 COLORADO RIVER BOCES, PARACHUTE 28 EAST CENTRAL BOCES, LIMON 29 EDUCATION reENVISIONED BOCES 29 MOUNT EVANS BOCES 30 MOUNTAIN BOCES 30 NORTHEAST COLORADO BOCES, HAXTUN 31 NORTHWEST COLORADO BOCES, STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 31 PIKES PEAK BOCES, COLORADO SPRINGS 32 RIO BLANCO BOCES, RANGELY – MEEKER 32 SAN JUAN BOCES 33 SAN LUIS VALLEY BOCES, ALAMOSA 33 SANTA FE TRAIL BOCES 34 SOUTH CENTRAL BOCES, PEUEBLO 34 SOUTHEASTERN BOCES, LAMAR 35 UNCOMPAHGRE BOCES 35 UTE PASS BOCES, WOODLAND PARK 36 CHARTER SCHOOL INSTITUTE 36 COLORADO SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND BLIND 37 STATE OPERATED PROGRAMS (SOPS) 38 COLORADO MENTAL HEALTH INSTITUTE - PUEBLO 38 COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS 38 DIVISION OF YOUTH CORRECTIONS 38 Page 4 of 38 Exceptional Student Services Unit Administrative Unit List Updated November 4, 2019 ADAMS COUNTY ADAMS 1, MAPLETON PUBLIC SCHOOLS Superintendent: Special Education Fiscal Contact: Charlotte Ciancio Michael Everest Special Education Administrator of Record: Email: [email protected] Jill Fuller 303-853-1038 Email: [email protected] 303-853-1127 Mapleton Public Schools website Gifted Administrator: Administration Building Sue-Lin Toussaint 7350 N. Broadway Email: [email protected] Denver, Colorado 80221 303-853-1064 Phone: 303-853-1000 504 Administrator: Fax: 303-853-1087 Diane Blumenschein Email [email protected] 303-853-1014 ADAMS 12, FIVE STAR SCHOOLS Included Cities: Broomfield, Federal Heights, Northglenn, Thornton, Westminster Superintendent: Special Education Fiscal Contact Chris Gdowski Mimi Livermore Special Education Administrator of Record Email: [email protected] Heather Greicius 720-972-4038 Email: [email protected] 720-972-4793 Adams 12 Five Star Schools website Gifted Administrator Adams 12 Five Star Schools Lynn Saltzagaver 1500 E. 128th Avenue Email: [email protected] Thornton, Colorado 80241-2602 720-972-4272 Phone: 720-972-4000 504 Administrator Fax: 720-972-4169 Julie McRea Email [email protected] 720-972-7107 Page 5 of 38 Exceptional Student Services Unit Administrative Unit List Updated November 4, 2019 ADAMS 14J, COMMERCE CITY Superintendent: Special Education Fiscal Contact Vacant Jhazmin Thomas Special Education Administrator of Record Email: [email protected] Mindy Roden 303-853-3250 Email: [email protected] Adams 14 Schools website 303-853-3246 Adams County SD Adams 14 Gifted Administrator 5291 E. 60th Avenue Della Palaccios Commerce City, Colorado 80022-3203 Email: [email protected] Phone: 303-853-3333 303-853-3249 Fax: 303-853-332 504 Administrator Jeremy Jimez Email [email protected] 720-322-8154 ADAMS 27J, BRIGHTON Superintendent: Special Education Fiscal Contact Dr. Chris Fiedler Maribel Malpica Special Education Administrator of Record: Email: [email protected] Mary Gomez 303-655-2972 Email: [email protected] 27J Schools website 303-655-2925 Educational Services Center Gifted Administrator 18551 E. 160th Avenue Sheri Collier Brighton, Colorado 80601-8519 Email: [email protected] Phone: 303-655-2900 303-655-2971 Fax: 303-655-2870 504 Administrator 303-655-2925 Email: [email protected] Mary Gomez Page 6 of 38 Exceptional Student Services Unit Administrative Unit List Updated November 4, 2019 WESTMINISTER PUBLIC SCHOOLS Superintendent: Special Education Fiscal Contact Pamela Swanson Brisa Montgomery Special Education Administrator of Record Email: Steve Sandoval [email protected] Email: 720-542-5028 [email protected] Westminster Public Schools website 303-657-3861 Westminster Public Schools Gifted Administrator 6933 Raleigh Street Jennifer Rizzo Westminster, Colorado 80030-5912 Email: [email protected] Phone: 303-428-3511 720-542-5308 Fax: 303-428-2810 504 Administrator Steve Sandoval Email [email protected] 303-657-3861 ARAPAHOE COUNTY ARAPAHOE 1, ENGLEWOOD Superintendent: Special Education Fiscal Contact Dr. Wendy Rubin Amy Miller Special Education Administrator of Record Email: [email protected] Callan Ware 303-806-2058 Email: [email protected] 303-806-2011 Englewood Schools website Gifted Administrator Englewood School District Carrie DeWaters 4101 S. Bannock Street Email: [email protected] Englewood, Colorado 80110-4600 303-806-7027 Phone: 303-761-7050 504 Administrator Fax: 303-806-2064 Callan Ware Email: [email protected] 303-806-2011 Page 7 of 38 Exceptional Student Services Unit Administrative Unit List Updated November 4, 2019 ARAPAHOE 2, SHERIDAN Superintendent: Special Education Fiscal Contact Michael Clough Laurie Darnell Special Education Administrator of Record Email: [email protected] Jenny Pilger 720-883-6951 Email: [email protected] 720-833-6601 Sheridan School District No. 2 website Gifted Administrator Sheridan School District No. 2 Blanche Kapushion Lower Campus Email: [email protected] 4150 Hazel Court 720-833-6625 Englewood, Colorado 80110 504 Administrator Phone: 720-833-6991 Jenny Pilger Fax: 720-833-6650 Email [email protected] 720-833-6601 ARAPAHOE 5, CHERRY CREEK SCHOOLS Superintendent Special Education Fiscal Contact Scott Siegfried Hadil Barakat Special Education Administrator of Record Email: [email protected] Tony Poole 720-554-5050 Email: [email protected] Cherry Creek Schools website 720-554-4225 Cherry Creek School District Gifted Administrator 4700 S Yosemite Street Rebecca Lopez Greenwood Village, Colorado 80111 Email: [email protected] Phone: 303-773-1184 720-554-4225 Fax: 720-554-4272 504 Administrator Tony Poole Email [email protected] 720-554-4225 Page 8 of 38 Exceptional Student Services Unit Administrative Unit List Updated November 4, 2019 ARAPAHOE 6, LITTLETON Superintendent: Special Education Fiscal Contact Brian Ewert Lauren Harriman Special Education Administrator of Record Email: [email protected] Melissa Cooper 303-347-3471 Email: [email protected] 303-347-3472 Littleton Public Schools webpage Gifted Administrator Littleton Public Schools 303-347-3477 5776 South Crocker Street Email: [email protected] Littleton, Colorado 80030-5912 Melinda Ness Phone: 303-347-3300 504 Administrator Fax: 303-347-4394 Melissa Cooper Email [email protected] 303-347-3472 ADAMS-ARAPAHOE 28, AURORA PUBLIC SCHOOLS Superintendent: Special Education Fiscal Contact Rico Munn Theresa Larson Special Education Administrator of Record Email: [email protected] Rachael Browning 303-365-5810 x28927 Email: [email protected] 303-340-0510 x28310 Aurora Public Schools website Gifted Administrator Aurora Public Schools Carol Dallas Educational Services Center 1 Email: [email protected] 15701 East 1st Avenue 303-340-0510 Aurora, Colorado 80011-9038 504 Administrator Phone: 303-344-8060 Damon Smith Fax: 303-326-1285 Email [email protected] 303-344-8060 Page 9 of 38 Exceptional Student Services Unit Administrative Unit List Updated November 4, 2019 BOULDER COUNTY ST. VRAIN VALLEY RE-1J, LONGMONT Superintendent: Special Education Fiscal Contact Don Haddad Laurie Woodruff Special Education Administrator of Record 303-702-7825 Laura Hess Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 303-772-7700 x57842 St. Vrain Valley Schools website Gifted Administrator Mailing Address: Glenna Alexander St. Vrain Valley School District Email: [email protected] 395 S. Pratt Pkwy 303-702-7808 Longmont, Colorado 80501 504 Administrator Physical
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