District 49
Colorado's Graduation Rate for Students in Foster Care Rose 8.6 Points, but a 40.8-Point Gap Remains
Correction (Aug. 20, 2026): An earlier version omitted the state rows for English learners and students receiving free or reduced-price lunch from the subgroup comparison. The corrected comparison and...
District 49's Graduation Rate Rose 14.7 Points. Its School Mix Complicates Comparisons
District 49 raised its four-year graduation rate from 48.8% in 2019 to 63.5% in 2025. The 14.7-point gain came while its adjusted cohort grew by 1,185 students, or 48.0%, to 3,653.
Reported multiracial membership grew 41.0% in Colorado
Correction (October 8, 2026): This article now uses the original annual-file counts, correct category rankings and annual additions. Unsupported explanations and quotations have been removed. Kinderga...
Colorado’s Identified Charter Schools Added Fewer Students Last Year
Correction: This article has been revised to distinguish recent identified charter-school membership from incomplete historical classifications. The earlier decade-long sector comparison and claims ab...
Colorado Enrollment Remains Below Its Pre-Pandemic Count
Correction: This article has been revised to use the original annual enrollment files and to distinguish being below an earlier count from never having returned to it. The earlier projected enrollment...
Education reEnvisioned grew while Colorado enrollment fell
Correction: The earlier article treated whole organizations and an individual school as interchangeable virtual operators. That classification was not established by the membership files. Its combined...