There are many new and exciting accomplishments in the District, and this page is a great place to visit for updates on our awards and accomplishments by school year. Let's start with a few big celebrations that don't neatly fall into one school year!
- Our district provided K-8 students with FREE school supplies
- All of our students have been given a laptop and internet is provided for families in need
- Harrison High School and Sierra High School achieved gains in graduation rates for 2020. Harrison moved from 81.3% in 2019 to 81.5% for 2020. Sierra moved from 75.7% in 2019 to 82.6% for 2020.
Bond Accomplishments
We are on schedule in year three of a six-year bond project and within our budget projections.
Completed projects:
- Sand Creek International School remodel and middle school addition
- Otero Elementary remodel
- Centennial Elementary remodel
- Stratmoor Hills Elementary remodel
- Stratton Meadows Elementary remodel
- Mountain Vista Community School Phase 1 construction
- Harrison High School Phase 1 construction
- Fox Meadow Middle School parking lot addition
Upcoming projects:
- Carmel Middle School
- Harrison High School Phase 2
- Oak Creek Elementary
District Two
- Meritorious Budget Award, Finance Department, recognized by Association of School Business Officials International
Centennial Elementary
- Colorado Outstanding Assistant Principal of the Year Award nomination, Kelly Lane, recognized by Colorado Association of School Executives
Harrison High School
- Colorado Teacher of the Year finalist, Anna Conrad, English language arts and AVID teacher, recognized by Colorado Department of Education
Sand Creek International School
- Mayor's Young Leader Award finalist in Education, Nichole Exum
Sierra High School
- Mayor's Young Leader Award finalist in Education, Nicole Schurbon
Soaring Eagles Elementary
- 2020 National ESEA Distinguished Schools Award, Category 3: Excellence in serving special populations of students
Stratton Meadows Elementary
- Educator of the Year Award, Isabel Alvarado, recognized by Educating Children of Color Summit