What's being measured
Growth is the CMAS median growth percentile (MGP): 50 is the state median, so above 50 means students grew faster than the typical Colorado student. The district line shows whether a campus out-grows the schools its students would otherwise attend. Achievement is the mean CMAS scale score. Subgroups compare traditionally-underserved students (free/reduced lunch, students of color, students with disabilities) at the campus against the same group in the district. The CARS rating is CSI's overall accreditation judgment. Where a subgroup or a campus has too few students, the value is suppressed and shown as "n/a."
The four campuses · 2024‑25
CARS overall rating and 2025 CMAS growth (50 = state median).
ACACS network growth over time
Enrollment-weighted CMAS growth across all four campuses, against the state median of 50. This is the whole-portfolio trajectory; it averages over campus differences, so pair it with the per-campus views below.
Subject
Weighted by tested students each year. 50 = statewide median growth.
Campus comparison
Campus
Subject
CMAS median growth percentile by year.
CARS ratings by level (2024-25)
Participation
Underserved students vs. the district
2025 CMAS growth for traditionally-underserved groups: the campus's underserved students beside the district's. Suppressed groups omitted.
English-language proficiency (ACCESS) & high-school (PSAT/SAT)
Ratings & growth at a glance
2024‑25 CARS overall rating and 2025 CMAS growth (campus, with district in parentheses).
Definitions and caveats
Definitions
- MGP (growth) — median growth percentile on CMAS; 50 is the statewide median.
- MSS (achievement) — mean CMAS scale score across tested grades.
- Underserved — CSI's traditionally-underserved categories: free/reduced lunch, students of color, students with disabilities, multilingual learners, gifted. The first three have enough students to report at most campuses.
- ACCESS — English-language-prof