Aspen 1 (2640)
0235 HIGH SCHOOL ROAD
ASPEN, CO 81611
1,553
Total Students Served
4
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Superintendent:
Tharyn Mulberry
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About Aspen 1 (2640)
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Aspen 1
2025-2026
Aspen School District (ASD) serves approximately 1,526 students across three public schools?Aspen Elementary School (AES), Aspen Middle School (AMS), and Aspen High School (AHS)?and one charter, the Aspen Community School (ACS). All schools are located in Pitkin County, with AES, AMS, and AHS sharing the same campus. The district operates as an International Baccalaureate (IB) system, with authorization complete for both the Primary Years Programme (PYP) and Middle Years Programme (MYP). IB prin…
ciples provide the foundation for inquiry-based learning, reflection, and continuous improvement. ASD employs a unified data system that integrates state, district, and classroom-level assessments to inform instructional decisions and drive strategic improvement. The district follows a systematic and collaborative process for data analysis involving multiple stakeholders and diverse data sources. State-level assessments such as CMAS, PSAT/SAT, and WIDA are triangulated with local benchmarks, including STAR Reading and Math, as well as school-based assessments. School leadership teams, instructional coaches, and IB coordinators engage in data inquiry cycles each semester, examining proficiency, growth, and subgroup trends. The District Accountability Committee (DAC) and School Accountability Committees (SACs) review data trends and provide stakeholder perspectives on findings and next steps. Data dives inform student growth, curriculum implementation, and instructional outcomes, allowing leaders to link data analysis directly to practice. The district is in the process of creating and using a unified data dashboard to visualize student growth, support school-level reflection, and connect curriculum implementation fidelity with achievement outcomes. Through this comprehensive process, the district identified several systemwide trends and root causes. While AMS and AHS generally meet or exceed state expectations, AES performance remains at the ?Approaching? level, signaling a need for stronger pacing and alignment in early literacy and numeracy. Districtwide, variability in Tier 1 instruction, limited vertical articulation between grade levels, and inconsistent progress-monitoring practices contribute to uneven student outcomes. Additionally, communication with families regarding intervention goals and supports needs greater consistency. These insights guide ASD?s improvement strategies focused on strengthening Tier 1 instruction, ensuring coherent curriculum alignment, developing a unified MTSS framework, and expanding equitable supports for Multilingual Learners (MLs) and Students with Disabilities (SWDs). Collectively, these structures sustain a culture of reflection, collaboration, and data-informed decision-making across the Aspen School District.
Final 2025 Performance Rating
Average SAT & PSAT Scores
SAT Grade 11:
1062PSAT Grade 10:
1013PSAT Grade 9:
989School Year: 2024-2025
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