Welcome to the Agate School District Website
Mission Statement
Agate School District #300 shall strive to provide diverse opportunities and differentiated educational programs for all students so they may reach their full learning potential. We shall cultivate partnerships between students, families, the school and community in a safe and healthy environment.
BENEFITS OF AGATE ELEMENTARY
Small Class Size
Individualized instruction
Elementary Art and Music
Four day school week
Great Food!
Caring Staff
ENROLLMENT
If you are interested in enrolling at Agate, please contact the main office at 719-764-2741.
Due to declining enrollment Agate Schools is unable to provide a Middle
School (6th-8th grade) or High School (9th -12th Grade) curriculum for the
2011-2012 school year.
Agate Schools is greatly concerned with the education and welfare of our
students. As such we have established tuition agreements with the following
schools to educate Middle and High School students enrolled through Agate
Schools: Byers School District 32J; Kiowa School District C-2; and Limon
School District RE-4J.
To be clear, Colorado is an open enrollment state, which means, students can
attend any school of their choosing pending acceptance of the student by the
school district of choice.
Please contact the district for any questions regarding 6th -12th students:719-764-2741.
PARENT RESOURCES
“The Colorado Parent Information and Resource Center (CPIRC) works with Colorado schools, districts, parents and organizations to give parents and education professionals information and resources so that families can participate in their children’s academic success.” Please visit the CPIRC website at http://www.cpirc.org/
“The Colorado Statewide Parent Coalition (CSPC) provides training and technical assistance to parents and educators and enhances their abilities to establish effective home/school partnerships in order to increase student achievement. The primary goal of the CSPC is to close the achievement gap and increase graduation rates for students who come from historically under-represented families.” Please visit the CSPC website http://www.coparentcoalition.org