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24 results for schools located in Colorado, with type Special program emphasis and with survey responses since 2017.

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Regis Jesuit High School

6400 S LEWISTON WAY, AURORA, CO

Special program emphasis • Roman Catholic • Est. 1877

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

18%
Students:

1,723
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

International School of Denver

7701 E 1ST PL UNIT C, DENVER, CO

Special program emphasis • Nonsectarian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

36%
Students:

574
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Southeast Christian School

9650 JORDAN RD, PARKER, CO

Special program emphasis • Christian • Est. 1977

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

12%
Students:

398
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Arma Dei Academy

341 E WILDCAT RESERVE PKWY, HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO

Special program emphasis • Christian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

16%
Students:

338
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Denver Waldorf School

2100 S PENNSYLVANIA ST, DENVER, CO

Special program emphasis • Nonsectarian • Est. 1974

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

49%
Students:

296
Most Recent Data:

2019–20

Thw Logan School for Creative Learning

1005 YOSEMITE ST, DENVER, CO

Special program emphasis • Nonsectarian • Est. 1989

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

51%
Students:

241
Most Recent Data:

2017–18

Sts Peter & Paul Catholic Stem School

3920 PIERCE ST, WHEAT RIDGE, CO

Special program emphasis • Roman Catholic • Est. 1955

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

-22%
Students:

204
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Shining Mountain Waldorf School

999 VIOLET AVE, BOULDER, CO

Special program emphasis • Nonsectarian • Est. 1983

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

24%
Students:

199
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Waldorf School on the Roaring Fork

16543 HWY 82, CARBONDALE, CO

Special program emphasis • Nonsectarian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

48%
Students:

159
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Ricks Center for Gifted Children

2040 S YORK ST, DENVER, CO

Special program emphasis • Nonsectarian • Est. 1984

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

55%
Students:

153
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Immanuel Lutheran School

4650 SUNVIEW DR, LOVELAND, CO

Special program emphasis • Lutheran • Est. 1977

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

27%
Students:

149
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Mackintosh Academy

7018 S PRINCE ST, LITTLETON, CO

Special program emphasis • Nonsectarian • Est. 1976

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

4%
Students:

120
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Liberty Classical Academy

5175 COUNTY ROAD 335, NEW CASTLE, CO

Special program emphasis • Other Religion

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

43%
Students:

117
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Boulder Valley Waldorf School

6500 DRY CREEK PKWY, NIWOT, CO

Special program emphasis • Nonsectarian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

36%
Students:

109
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

High Mountain Institute

531 COUNTY ROAD 5A, LEADVILLE, CO

Special program emphasis • Nonsectarian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

46%
Students:

96
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Rock Solid Christian Academy

200 S UNIVERSITY BLVD, DENVER, CO

Special program emphasis • Christian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

55%
Students:

82
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Tara Performing Arts High School

4180 19TH ST, BOULDER, CO

Special program emphasis • Other Religion

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

22%
Students:

55
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

St. Francis Del. Sales Grade School

235 S SHERMAN ST, DENVER, CO

Special program emphasis • Roman Catholic • Est. 1906

Mostly:

Hisp.
Racial Difference:

13%
Students:

55
Most Recent Data:

2019–20

Boulder Sudbury School

3800 PLATEAU RD, LONGMONT, CO

Special program emphasis • Nonsectarian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

-6%
Students:

25
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Alpine Valley School

4501 PARFET ST, WHEAT RIDGE, CO

Special program emphasis • Nonsectarian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

22%
Students:

25
Most Recent Data:

2017–18

L’ecole Del. Denver

2280 E 16TH AVE, DENVER, CO

Special program emphasis • Nonsectarian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

19%
Students:

18
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

The Link School

18885 COUNTY ROAD 367, BUENA VISTA, CO

Special program emphasis • Other Religion

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

5%
Students:

14
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

Colorado International School

7203 W 120TH AVE, BROOMFIELD, CO

Special program emphasis • Nonsectarian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

-13%
Students:

9
Most Recent Data:

2017–18

Kishami Academy

2328 E PLATTE AVE, COLORADO SPRINGS, CO

Special program emphasis • Nonsectarian

Mostly:

White
Racial Difference:

26%
Students:

8
Most Recent Data:

2021–22

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