Cohort Demo

School Demographics — Percentage Comparison

Poudre R-1 · Thompson R2-J · Academy of Arts & Knowledge · Colorado

Organization

Time range (trend charts)

Organization tabs filter every panel. Time range narrows the trend, choice, and mobility charts (single-year panels are always the latest year).

2025‑26 at a glance

Headline shares of October PK–12 headcount.

Percentages use October pupil-membership headcount as the denominator, so the organizations are directly comparable.

Main view

How the percentages have moved

Each panel is one measure as a share of enrollment, 2021‑22 to 2025‑26. AAK figures run from 2021‑22 for every measure; its 2021‑22 and 2022‑23 free/reduced-lunch and two suppressed gifted values come from the school’s 2025 CSI CARS report, which matches CDE on all overlapping years.

Y-axes start at 0. “Multilingual learner” uses the broader CDE measure (NEP/LEP plus FEP monitor years 1–2), the only definition reported in all five years. A Colorado reference line is shown for students of color (the one measure with a full state history in these files); statewide free/reduced lunch appears on the need chart, and other measures lack a historical state series.

Race & ethnicity, 2025‑26

Share of headcount.

“Students of color” = all students not reported as White. Under 1% shown as “<1%”; “0%” means none enrolled.

Student need profile, 2025‑26

Share of headcount. Colorado free/reduced-lunch average shown for reference.

“n/a” marks a CDE-suppressed value (AAK gifted, 2024‑25 and 2025‑26). State shown for free/reduced lunch only.

Grade levels served, 2025‑26

Each bar is one organization’s own enrollment, split by grade band.

AAK is a PK–5 elementary, so it has no grades 6–12.

Who's leaving — during the year

Student mobility, 2021‑22 to 2024‑25

Mobility rate is the share of students who entered or left during the school year (one or more moves), from CDE’s Student End-of-Year collection. Higher means more churn. This is the closest measure of demographic departures.

Mobility by race/ethnicity is the 2024‑25 rate. At AAK’s size most subgroup rates are CDE-suppressed, so only its all-students rate is shown. No 2025‑26 figure exists yet (mobility comes from end-of-year data).

Where students go

Out-of-district choice

Students who live in the district but attend a public school in another organization (open enrollment to other districts, plus statewide charters and online schools). Within-district choice is not counted.

“Charter School Institute” (CSI) is the statewide charter authorizer; that bar includes AAK alongside other CSI charters and online schools and can’t be narrowed to AAK alone. Percent is out-of-district students relative to district October enrollment.

Enrollment context

Headcount, shown as background. Left: 10-year counts. Right: indexed to 100 at each line’s start year.

AAK’s line runs 2021‑22 to 2025‑26 (about 152 students in 2021‑22), indexed to its 2021‑22 = 100. Districts and state index to 2015‑16 = 100.

What stands out