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School Safety Summit - March 6, 2026, 8:30 - 4:00

The Colorado Office of School Safety invites all school and public safety leaders in Southwest Colorado to this essential summit focused on data-driven and actionable strategies for student and school community safety. Click the title above for more information.
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Twice Exceptional Series starting in October 2025

A FREE, 10 hour series on identification, characteristics , and programming for
twice exceptional (2e) students , who are identified as gifted and qualify for a 504 or IEP plan. Click the title above to learn more and to register.
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Southwest Colorado eSchool Receives the John Irwin Award for Excellence!

This award is given to schools that demonstrate exceptional academic achievement over time. These schools received an Exceeds Expectations rating on the Academic Achievement indicator of the School Performance Frameworks reflecting exceptional performance in Math, English Language Arts, and Science.
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San Juan BOCES Strategic Plan

The San Juan BOCES has approved it's first Strategic Plan focusing on ESS Services, Financial Transparency, Quality Organizational Culture, Community Cohesiveness and the SWCOeSchool. Read the Strategic Plan Here!
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San Juan BOCES Service Area

We acknowledge the land we are situated upon is the ancestral land and territory of the Nuuchiu (Ute) people who were forcibly removed by the United States Government. We also acknowledge that this land is connected to the communal and ceremonial spaces of the Jicarilla Abache (Apache), Pueblos of New Mexico, Hopi Sinom (Hopi), and Diné (Navajo) Nations. It is important to acknowledge this setting because the narratives of the lands in this region have long been told from dominant perspectives, without full recognition of the original land stewards who continue to inhabit and connect with this land. 
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