Breckenridge Elementary named a School of Excellence by Colorado Department of Education
Allison Moore/Summit Daily News
The Colorado Department of Education has named Breckenridge Elementary School a John Irwin School of Excellence — a prestigious academic award that recognizes excellence in education around the state.
The John Irwin Award recognizes schools that demonstrate exceptional academic achievement, reflecting performance in math, English, language arts and science.
Breckenridge Elementary received an “exceeds expectations” rating on the Academic Achievement indicator of the Colorado School Performance Framework.
The Breckenridge Elementary PTSA wrote in a news release that the accomplishment “reflects the dedication, consistency and high-quality instruction provided by the school’s educators and staff.”
The official awards ceremony will be held April 28.
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