VIRTUAL BACK-TO-SCHOOL NIGHT 2020-2021

  Accelerated Schools held a Virtual Back-to-School Night on Wednesday, September 16th for the 2020-2021 school year. To view our videos and meet the wonderful teachers of Accelerated, please click HERE.

DOORS OPEN DENVER

Have a look at the Channel 4 News report on Accelerated Schools and Fitzroy Place!… https://denver.cbslocal.com/2019/09/21/iliff-mansion-doors-open-denver/  

KEYNOTE SPEECH FROM ALUMNUS TERESA OSUNA

7 years ago, I walked through the front doors of Accelerated Schools and my life changed forever. Prior to attending Accelerated, I went to a large public school. For the most part everything was fine, until my father passed away. That event rocked me, and I went from being a successful neurotypical student to someone who simply didn’t fit into …

VALERIE MONTANO PERFORMS AT CARNEGIE HALL

Congratulations to the Accelerated Schools music teacher, Valerie Montano. She and the Denver Chorale just finished a performance at Carnegie Hall! Learn more about the Denver Chorale here… https://www.denverchorale.org/  

Community Outing to the Rock Creek Farm

At Accelerated Schools, we believe it is important for students to get exposure to the community. On Thursday, October 17th, 2019, we took eligible students in Elementary, Middle, and High School on a community outing to the Rock Creek Farm in beautiful Boulder County. Students had the opportunity to navigate through an intricate corn maze, pick pumpkins at a pumpkin …

MS Math, Science, Reading; HS ELA Biology, Colorado History, Civics, and Reading

Middle School is studying algebra and properties. We are also reviewing fractions and decimals. In science, we are studying Geologic Time. We are hoping to analyze fossils, make fossils, and do mini museum-like dioramas. The reading group is breaking 2 and 3 syllable words, working on c and g double sounds, main idea, and sight words. Biology is studying monocots …

Ways to Give Thanks by Giving Back This Thanksgiving

For many, Thanksgiving is a day of indulgence, spending time with family, and watching football, and that’s okay. After all, the purpose of the holiday is to celebrate our blessings. But before you enjoy the fruit of your labors, consider sparing a few moments to do something for someone else, too — it’s an even better way to appreciate the …