PUEBLO — Along with many districts in Colorado, Pueblo School District 60 (D60) has seen a decline in enrollment, resulting in underutilized buildings.
WATCH: Pueblo School District 60 addressing enrollment decline with community meetings
According to D60, buildings are at 66% capacity, which they say causes limited resources to be spread across schools. D60 also says older buildings may not be configured to provide instructional programs.
D60 is undertaking a process to reimagine its schools to its current and projected enrollment so the district can better serve its students and the community.
WATCH: Pueblo D60 hosting another townhall to discuss the future of schools
The process includes community sessions to provide input and ideas to a Superintendent's Advisory Committee. The goal is to present a final recommendation to the D60 Board of Education for approval in October.
Below is the schedule for the remaining school grouping community brainstorming sessions:
- March 17, 5:30-7 p.m. at East. Group 5: Risley, Bradford, Park View, Fountain, Baca
- March 18, 5:30-7 p.m. at Centennial. Group 6: Irving, Nettie S. Freed, Morton
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