INDEPENDENT, PRIVATE, AND ON-LINE SCHOOLS
Eagle Rock School in Estes Park has room for up to
ten high school girls displaced by Hurrican Katrina.
This is a year-round, residential, small, full
scholarship high school for students unfamiliar with
success.
Contact:
Robert Burkhardt
Head of School
970-586-7108
rjbers@aol.com
Ecole Francaise de Denver welcomes displaced students
into their facility. This school is unique as it
teaches in French, which may be a resource for
French-Creole children and youth.
Contact:
Robert Shaw
President
303-222-2222
www.efdenver.org
Branson School District has the desire and capability
to support people displaced by Hurricane Katrina in
the following ways:
1. Providing support via Branson School Online which
would allow the longer term mobility for those
families who think that their current location will
not be their end location. This is available for K-12
students. For those students who are K-7 we would
prefer that there be an adult who was available
during school hours. Our teachers will want to
partner with the parents or guardian for each
student.
2. Branson School Online and Branson District would
gladly partner with other Districts to lend its
support to Districts who are running over capacity.
This could be done by providing the space for the
students in a computer lab with an aide and having
the students work with our teachers online to help
them in credit recovery, maintain or accelerate their
progress.
Contact:
Judith Stokes
Branson District
303-805-9804
www.bransonschoolonline.com
For additional information, E-Mail: scott_d@cde.state.co.us