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Colorado Department of Education (CDE) Reports

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2025-2026 School Culture Survey Highlights

Positives

89% of students believe that school leadership does a good job leading the school. 87% of students say school leadership is visible throughout the school and classrooms.

93% of families state that school leaders manage this school in ways that promote student safety and learning.

98% of staff report that parent input is valued. This supports a strong school-to-home connection.

Improvement Opportunities

  • 45% of students do not feel as though all students are accepted.
  • 47% of families think we can do more to make all students at the school feel accepted.
  • 90% of staff feel that there needs to be a schoolwide focus on bullying and threatening behaviors displayed by students toward peers.

Next Steps

  • Student council and leadership classes have created a kindness campaign to recognize and promote kindness and acceptance on campus among all students.
  • To help our students feel accepted and to highlight the importance of our humanity, every week the school leadership team and teachers will focus on specific attributes of our positive behavior intervention system.  
  • Staff will create social contracts, focused on the PBIS value of the week, and have restorative circles and classroom resets when bullying or unkind behaviors occur.