Clear Creek School District RE-1

Clear Creek School District RE-1 is the school district serving students of Clear Creek County, Colorado. The district's mission statement is "We will educate and inspire all learners in a safe and challenging academic environment to go forth and share the best they have to offer to the world".[1]

Clear Creek School District RE-1
Address
320 Highway 103/P.O. Box 3399 Idaho Springs , Colorado 80452
Coordinates	39°44′20.6″N 105°31′24.0″W
Information
Superintendent	Roslin Marshall
Enrollment	1061 (fall 2007)
Area	Clear Creek County
Website	http://www.ccsdre1.org/

Board of education

President: Laurie Beckel
Vice President: Peter Monson
Secretary: Jeanne Biggs
Treasurer: Bob Judge
Member: Jerry Fabyanic

List of schools

Elementary

Carlson Elementary School
King-Murphy Elementary School

Middle

Clear Creek Middle School

High

Clear Creek High School

Charter

Georgetown Community School

References

Clear Creek School District 2007-2008 Annual Report

External links

Clear Creek School District RE-1 web site

State of Colorado
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School districts in Colorado
Based on the regions of the Colorado Department of Education
Metro	Adams 12 Adams County 14 Adams-Arapahoe 28J Boulder Valley RE-2 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 School District 27J 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 6 Pawnee RE-12 Platte Valley RE-7 Poudre R-1 Prairie R-11 Saint Vrain 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 School for the Deaf and Blind Colorado Springs 11 Cotopaxi RE-3 Cripple Creek-Victor RE-1 Custer County C-1 Edison 54JT Elbert 200 Ellicott 22 Falcon 49 Florence RE-2 Fountain 8 Hanover 28 Harrison 2 Kiowa C-2 Lewis-Palmer 38 Manitou Springs 14 Miami-Yoder JT-60 Peyton 23-JT Pueblo City 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 Holly 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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