Summary:
Education Reenvisioned BOCES is a middle-tier Colorado district serving 9 schools and 5,083 students in grades K-12, ranking 56th of 115 districts with a 3-star rating. It includes one elementary, one middle, four high, and three alternative schools, though grade spans often cross boundaries—Williamsburg Academy of Colorado is classified as a high school but starts in grade 6. This middle-of-the-pack district ranking hides an enormous range of school-level performance.
Ascend College Prep is the standout, ranking in the 90th percentile of Colorado high schools with 93% SAT reading/writing proficiency, nearly double the state's science average, and the BOCES' lowest chronic absenteeism at 11.8%. Colorado Preparatory Academy High School is the steady performer with an 86.4% graduation rate, above the state average. Colorado Preparatory Academy Middle School is the most improved, rising from the 27th to 42nd percentile in one year. Williamsburg Academy posts excellent reading scores—89% on PSAT 10—yet only 54.1% of students graduate and 45.9% are chronically absent.
At the other end, Pikes Peak Online School has a 52.2% graduation rate and just 27% SAT reading proficiency, while Colorado Summit Connections Academy, the largest school at 1,245 students, saw 45.6% of its students chronically absent. Pueblo Classical Academy graduates 85.7% of students but scores only 8.6% in math. Colorado Preparatory Academy Elementary School remains the district's lowest-ranked school at the 26th percentile. Chronic absenteeism affects roughly 30.5% of students BOCES-wide, and math proficiency is consistently the weakest subject. The BOCES label alone tells parents very little—each school must be evaluated individually.
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