• ​​Accountability and Accredit​​ation​:​

    ​Colorado READ Act:​

    The Colorado Reading To Ensure Academic Development Act (Colorado READ Act) was passed by the Colorado Legislature during the 2012 legislative session. The READ Act repe​​​als the Colorado Basic Literacy Act (CBLA) as of July 1, 2013, keeping many of the elements of CBLA such as a focus on K-3 literacy, assessment, and individual plans for students reading below grade level. The READ Act differs from CBLA by focusing on students identified as having a significant reading deficiency, delineating requirements for parent communication, and providing funding to support intervention. Other components of the Colorado READ Act include a competitive Early Literacy Grant and a resource bank of assessments, instructional programming, and professional development. (from CDE's website)

    ​Unified Improvement Plan (UIP):

    School Performance Frameworks:​

    ​​District Accountability Committee (DAC):​

    ​​This committee has broad responsibilities for ensuring the district's continued educational success and cost-effective management. The committee is organized in compliance with Colorado state law. Members of this committee advise Cherry Creek School District Board of Education members on spending priorities, review applications for charter schools, and report the effectiveness of district programs. The District Accountability Committee (DAC) reviews school improvement plans and prepares an annual report for the Board of Education.

    Link To: School Membership Overview Dashboard
Last Modified on February 28, 2019