We believe a child’s educational experiences must be relevant to their future.  We strive for this by attracting the most amazing people in education, and offering parents a choice in education models.  Whatever the delivery method, our people operate from the core belief that with our support every child is capable learning, growing, and realizing their potential.  To realize this vision, we are focused on four improvement initiatives.
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It's a second chance for high school students who have fallen behind in their studies.

Pueblo Community College's Gateway to College program, offered at the Fremont Campus, is a way for students who struggle to take college classes to earn their high school diplomas. The program, which kicks off a new semester Jan. 15, is enrolling students.

Katrina Mann, a Gateway to College resource specialist, said students who enroll in the program are between ages 17 and 20 and have a tough time completing the coursework offered at their traditional high schools. While some of the students might have already dropped out of high school, she said, many of them just need a different environment to work in to earn their diplomas.
Article courtesy of Canon City Daily Record
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DUE TO A PRECAUTIONARY EVACUATION AT CCMS, Bus routes for CCMS, CCHS, Harrison and Lincoln will be running 20 minutes late today.
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Due to low temperatures and ice, all Canon City Schools will be on a 2 hour delay tomorrow, Tuesday, January 16th. Buses will be on the delayed schedule and will run 2 hours later than normal for student pick up. Please refer to this page for up to date information on School Delays and Closures:
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Students at McKinley Elementary School could have new technology in their hands before the rest of the Cañon City School District, based on a finance plan the school board approved Monday at its regular meeting.

The school, which plans to purchase the computers separately from money set to be generated by the district's recently-approved mill levy override, would be among the first to experience the district's new technology plan.
Article courtesy of Canon City Daily Record
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Canon City Schools Special Education Department would like to welcome you to attend an information night with guest speaker, Jenni Guentcheva. She will be presenting her expertise on trauma informed care and assisting parents in better understanding their children's needs.
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