Westminster Public Schools

Westminster Public Schools

Address
6933 Raleigh St. 2nd Floor Westminster , Colorado, 80030 United States
Coordinates	39°49′30″N 105°02′29″W / 39.824952°N 105.041313°W / 39.824952; -105.041313
District information
Established	1946 (1946)^[1]
Superintendent	Pamela Swanson, Ed. D.
NCES District ID	0807230^[2]
Students and staff
Enrollment	8,373 (2020-2021)^[2]
Staff	504.29 (on an FTE basis)^[2]
Student–teacher ratio	16.60^[2]
Other information
Website	www.westminsterpublicschools.org

Westminster Public Schools is a public school district located in extreme southwestern Adams County, Colorado, United States. The district serves the southeastern portion of the City of Westminster and adjacent areas. Originally known as Adams County School District No. 50, the name was changed in February 2016.

Board of education

President: Ken Ciancio
Vice President: Max Math
Secretary: Christine Martinez
Treasurer: Aaron Martin
Director: Dan Orecchio

Schools

Early childhood

Early Learning Center at F.M. Day (Infant - Preschool)
Early Learning Center at Gregory Hill (Preschool)

Neighborhood schools

Colorado Sports Leadership Academy
Fairview Elementary School
Harris Park Elementary School
Josephine Hodgkins Leadership Academy
Mesa Elementary School
Orchard Park Academy
Sherrelwood Elementary School
Sunset Ridge Elementary School
Tennyson Knolls Preparatory School

Online

Westminster Virtual Academy

Innovation schools

Colorado STEM Academy
John E. Flynn A Marzano Academy
Metropolitan Arts Academy
Westminster Academy for International Studies

Middle schools

Shaw Heights Middle School
Iver C. Ranum Middle School, Westminster, Colorado (transition to a middle school in 2010; 2021-22 was the last school year as a traditional middle school)
On April 26, 2022, the WPS Board of Education authorized spending on an extensive renovation project at Ranum Middle School which will transform the historic building into a state-of-the-art multi-purpose campus offering expanded Career Technical Education (CTE) programs for students.

High schools

Hidden High School (alternate high school)
Westminster High School
Iver C. Ranum High School, Westminster, Colorado (opened in 1961 and closed in 2010; students were transferred to Westminster High School)

References

External links

Official website

State of Colorado
Denver (capital)
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Based on the regions of the Colorado Department of Education
Metro	Adams 12 Adams County 14 Adams-Arapahoe 28J Boulder Valley RE-2 Brighton 27J Cherry Creek 5 Clear Creek RE-1 Denver 1 Douglas County RE-1 Elizabeth C-1 Englewood 1 Gilpin County RE-1 Jefferson County R-1 Littleton 6 Mapleton 1 Platte Canyon 1 Sheridan 2 Westminster 50
North Central	Ault-Highland RE-9 Briggsdale RE-10J Brush RE-2J Eaton RE-2 Estes Park R-3 Fort Morgan RE-3 Greeley-Evans 6 Pawnee RE-12 Platte Valley RE-7 Poudre R-1 Prairie R-11 St. Vrain Valley RE-1J Thompson R2-J Weld County RE-1 Weld County RE-3J Weld County RE-5J Weld County RE-8 Weldon Valley RE-20J Wiggins RE-50J Windsor RE-4
Northeast	Agate 300 Akron R-1 Arickaree R-2 Arriba-Flagler 20 Bennett 29J Bethune R-5 Buffalo RE-4 Burlington RE-6J Byers 32J Cheyenne County RE-5 Deer Trail 26J Frenchman RE-3 Genoa-Hugo C-113 Haxtun RE-2J Hi-Plains R-23 Holyoke RE-1J Idalia RJ-3 Julesburg RE-1 Karval RE-23 Kit Carson R-1 Liberty J-4 Limon RE-4J Lone Star 101 Otis R-3 Plateau RE-5 Platte Valley RE-3 Strasburg 31J Stratton R-4 Valley RE-1 Woodlin R-104 Wray RD-2 Yuma 1
Northwest	Aspen 1 Buena Vista R-31 Eagle County RE-50 East Grand 2 Garfield RE-2 Garfield County 16 Hayden RE-1 Lake County R-1 Meeker RE-1 Moffat County RE-1 North Park R-1 Park County RE-2 Rangley RE-4 Roaring Fork RE-1 Salida R-32 South Routt RE-3 Steamboat Springs RE-2 Summit RE-1 West Grand 1-JT
Pikes Peak	Academy 20 Big Sandy 100J Calhan RJ-1 Cañon City RE-1 Cheyenne Mountain 12 Colorado Springs 11 Cotopaxi RE-3 Cripple Creek-Victor RE-1 Custer County C-1 Edison 54JT Elbert 200 Ellicott 22 Falcon 49 Fountain-Fort Carson 8 Fremont RE-2 Hanover 28 Harrison 2 Kiowa C-2 Lewis-Palmer 38 Manitou Springs 14 Miami-Yoder JT-60 Peyton 23-JT Pueblo 60 Pueblo County 70 Widefield 3 Woodland Park RE-2
Southeast	Aguilar RE-6 Branson RE-82 Campo RE-6 Cheraw 31 Crowley County RE-1J Eads RE-1 East Otero R-1 Fowler R4J Granada RE-1 Hoehne RE-3 Holly RE-3 Huerfano RE-1 Kim Reorganized 88 Lamar RE-2 Las Animas RE-1 La Veta RE-2 Manzanola 3J McClave RE-2 Plainview RE-2 Primero Reogranized 2 Pritchett RE-3 Rocky Ford R-2 Springfield RE-4 Swink 33 Trinidad 1 Vilas RE-5 Walsh RE-1 Wiley RE-13JT
Southwest	Alamosa RE-11J Archuleta 50JT Bayfield 10JT-R Centennial R-1 Center 26JT Creed Consolidated 1 Del Norte C-7 Dolores RE-4A Dolores County RE-2 Durango 9-R Ignacio 11JT Mancos RE-6 Moffat 2 Monte Vista C-8 Montezuma-Cortez RE-1 Mountain Valley RE-1 North Conejos RE-1J Sanford 6J Sangre de Cristo RE-22J Sargent RE-33J Sierra Grande R-30 Silverton 1 South Conejos RE-1
West Central	De Beque 49JT Delta County 50J Gunnison Watershed RE-1J Hinsdale RE-1 Mesa County Valley 51 Montrose RE-1J Norwood R-2J Ouray R-1 Plateau Valley 50 Ridgeway R-2 Telluride R-1 West End RE-2

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