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Colorado: the highest-performing school districts

70 districts

Colorado public school districts ranked by enrollment-weighted state-assessment proficiency across the district. Districts need at least 2 schools and 500 students to qualify. The median ranked district is at 33.1%. Showing ranks 51 to 70.

#DistrictStateSchoolsStudents% Proficient
51Weld County Reorganized School District No. Re-1CO61,72727.0%
52Yuma 1 School DistrictCO480226.7%
53Montezuma-Cortez School District No. Re-1CO102,38026.3%
54Fremont Re-2CO31,29426.0%
55Ignacio School District No. 11JtCO463325.4%
56School District 27JCO3324,04425.0%
57Ellicott School District 22CO31,00924.8%
58Garfield School District No. Re-2CO104,69524.1%
59Lamar School District No. Re-2CO61,39723.7%
60Bennett School District No. 29JCO61,79323.4%
61Trinidad School District #1CO376923.3%
62Greeley-Evans School District 6CO3422,91721.8%
63Weld re-8 schoolsCO72,50321.4%
64Mapleton Public SchoolsCO207,09520.2%
65Pueblo School District 60CO3414,35120.2%
66Aurora Public SchoolsCO5939,46419.4%
67Burlington Public School District No. RE-6JCO374218.8%
68Westminster Public SchoolsCO187,72417.2%
69Garfield County School District 16CO41,21212.5%
70Adams County School District 14CO125,22112.0%

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