Colorado Centers of Excellence Awards
Each year, the Colorado Department of Education recognizes public schools in the state that enroll a student population of which at least 75 percent are at-risk pupils and that demonstrate the highest rates of student longitudinal growth, as measured by the Colorado Growth Model. On the school performance framework that is used by the state to evaluate schools, these schools have demonstrated impressive results on the indicator relating to longitudinal academic growth.This award program was established in 2009 by the Education Accountability Act of 2009 (SB 09-163).
Click here to see award recipients from 2010, 2009.
The 2011 recipients are:
[Note: E, M, H indicates whether the recipient is an elementary, middle or high school.]
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Adventure Elementary |
E |
Mapleton 1 |
|
Beach Court Elementary School |
E |
Denver County 1 |
|
Centennial High School |
H |
Centennial R-1 |
|
Center High School |
H |
Center 26 JT |
|
Cowell Elementary School |
E |
Denver County 1 |
|
Crowley County Elementary School |
E |
Crowley County Re-1-J |
|
Deane Elementary School |
E |
Jefferson County R-1 |
|
East Elementary School |
E |
Littleton 6 |
|
Force Elementary School |
E |
Denver County 1 |
|
Martin Luther King Jr. Early College |
H |
Denver County 1 |
|
Mc Meen Elementary School |
E |
Denver County 1 |
|
Moffat Middle School |
M |
Moffat 2 |
|
Montview Math & Health Sciences Elementary |
E |
Adams-Arapahoe 28J |
|
Ricardo Flores Magon Academy |
E |
Charter School Institute |
|
Sabin World School |
E |
Denver County 1 |
|
Stedman Elementary School |
E |
Denver County 1 |
|
Stein Elementary School |
E |
Jefferson County R-1 |
|
Tollgate Elementary School |
E |
Adams-Arapahoe 28J |
|
West Denver Prep - Highland Campus |
M |
Denver County 1 |
|
West Denver Prep - Lake Campus |
M |
Denver County 1 |
|
West Denver Prep: Federal Campus |
M |
Denver County 1 |
|
West Denver Prep: Harvey Park Campus |
M |
Denver County 1 |
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Kady Dodds
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303-866-6274
