The complete list of coronavirus-related Colorado school closures

UPDATE, March 18: Gov. Jared Polis ordered all Colorado schools to close at least until April 17.

Dozens of Colorado school districts have made the decision to close for several weeks in an effort to slow the spread of the new coronavirus. Collectively, they serve more than 95% of all Colorado students.

We have a full list of Colorado school closures below.

Many districts were about to go on spring break, and the closure dates represent an extended spring break. The dates reflect the time period that schools will be closed to students. In many cases, staff may return earlier.

However, all of these dates depend on the progress of the pandemic and advice from public health authorities.

Academy 20 School District, 26,600 students, March 16 – 27

Adams 12 Five Star Schools, 38,700 students, March 16 – 27

Adams 14, 6,600 students, March 16 – 27

Agate, 44 students March 16 – 27

Akron R-1 School District, 371 students, March 16 – 27

Archuleta, 1,742 students, March 17 – 30

Arickaree School District R-2, 114 students, March 16 – 27

Aspen School District, 1,700 students, March 16 – April 17

Aurora Public Schools, 40,000 students, March 13 – 27

Bennett School District 29J, 1,117 students, March 16 – 27

Big Sandy Schools 100J, 307 students, March 17 – 30

Boulder Valley School District, 31,000 students, March 13 – 27

Buena Vista School District, 978 students, March 16 – 27

Buffalo Re-4J School District, 302 students, March 16 – 27

Calhan School District, 471 students, March 16 – 30

Cañon City Schools, 3,500 students, March 16 – April 3

Charter School Institute, 18,275 students, varies

Cherry Creek School District, 56,000 students, March 13 – 27

Cheyenne Mountain School District, 5,300 students, March 16 – 27

Clear Creek School District, 658 students, March 16 – 27

Colorado River BOCES, 168 students, March 16 – April 17

Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind, 189 students, March 16 – 27

Colorado Springs District 11, 26,000 students, March 16 – 27

Cotopaxi Consolidated Schools, 229 students, March 16 – 27

Cripple Creek-Victor School District, 367 students, March 16 – 27

Crowley County School District, 425 students, March 16 – April 6

Custer, 395 students, March 16 – April 5

Delta County School District, 4,720 students, March 16 – 27

Denver Public Schools, 92,000 students, March 16 – April 6

Dolores County Re-2, 232 students, March 16 – 29

Dolores School District RE-4A, 692 students, March 16 – 27

Douglas County School District, 67,300 students,March 16 – 27

Durango School District 9-R, 5,500 students, March 16 – 24

Eagle School District, 6,800 students, March 16 – April 8

East Grand School District, 1,300 students, March 16 – April 5

Eaton School District Re-2, 1,960 students, March 16 – 29

Edison, 243 students, March 16 – 30

Elbert County C-2, 252 students, March 16 – 27

Elbert School District, 254 students, March 16 – 30

Elizabeth, 2,373 students, March 16 – April 6

Ellicott School District, 1,100 students, March 16 – 27

Englewood Schools, 2,600 students, March 16 – 30

Estes Park, 1151 students, March 16 – 27

Fountain-Fort Carson School District 8, 8,500 students, March 16 – 27

Fowler School District R-4J, 359 students, March 16 – April 3

Fremont Re-2 School District, 1,400 students, March 16 – 27

Frenchman, 207 students, March 16 – 20

Garfield School District Re-2, 4,550 students, March 16 – April 17

Garfield County School District 16, 1,340 students, March 16 – April 17

Gunnison Watershed School District, 2,100 students, March 13 – 27

Gilpin County, 498 students, March 16 – 30

Greeley-Evans District 6, 22,500 students, March 16 – 27

Hanover School District, 258 students, March 16 – 27

Harrison School District 2, 11,500 students, March 16 – 27

Haxtun, 345 students, March 16 – 27

Hayden, 420 students, March 16 – 30

Hinsdale County School District, 87 students, March 16 – April 7

Hoehne, 365 students, March 16 – 30

Holyoke School District, 587 students, March 16 – 27

Huerfano Re-1, 541 students, March 16 – 29

Idalia Rj-3, 200 students, March 16 – 27

Jeffco Public Schools, 84,000 students, March 16 – 27

Johnstown-Milliken Weld Re-5J, 3,820 students, March 16 – April 6

Julesburg, 829 students, March 16 – 27

Lake County, 1,102 students, March 16-27

La Veta, 212 students, March 16 – April 1

Lewis-Palmer School District, 6,700 students, March 16 – 27

Kim, 48 students, March 16 – 27

Littleton Public Schools, 15,000 students, March 16 – 27

Mancos, 507 students, March 16 – 30

Manitou Springs School District, 1,400 students, March 16 – 30

Mapleton Public Schools, 9,100 students, March 16 – 27

Meeker School District Re-1, 760 students, March 17 – 29

Mesa County Valley School District 51, 22,000 students, March 16 – April 10

Miami-Yoder School District, 288 students, March 16 – 27

Moffat County Re-1, 2,200 students, March 17 – 31

Montezuma Cortez School District, 2,660 students, March 16 – 27

Montrose County School District, 5,900 students, March 16 – April 12

Morgan County, 3,473 students, March 16 – 30

Mountain Valley School District Re-1, 170 students, March 16 – April 17

Norwood, 199 students, March 17 – April 5

Otis School District Re-3, 216 students, March 16 – 30

Ouray, 170 students, March 17- April 6

Park County School District Re-2, 623 students, March 16 – 27

Pawnee, 82 students, March 17 – 23

Peetz Plateau School District Re-5, 165 students, March 16 – 27

Peyton School District, 626 students, March 16 – 27

Pikes Peak BOCES, March 16 – 27

Platte Canyon, 889 students, March 16 – 29

Platte Valley Re-7, 1,000 students, March 16 – 20

Plateau Valley, 394 students , March 16 – April 9

Poudre School District, 29,700 students, March 16 – 27

Pueblo City Schools, 16,000 students, March 16 – 27

Pueblo County School District 70, 10,500 students, March 16 – 27

Rangely, 518 students, March 16 – April 6

Ridgeway R-2, 354 students, March 16 – April 6

Roaring Fork Schools, 5,600 students, March 16 – April 17

Salida School District, 1,300 students, March 16 – 27

School District 27J, 19,000 students, March 13 – 27

School District 49, 23,900 students, March 16 – 27

Sheridan School District, 1,190 students, March 16 – 27

South Routt School District Re-3, 292 students, March 16 – 30

Springfield, 309 students, March 16 – April 3

Steamboat Springs, 2,600 students, March 17 – 27

Stratton, 239 students, March 16 – 27

St. Vrain Valley School District, 32,800 students, March 13 – 27

Summit School District, 3,500 students, March 16 – April 3

Telluride School District, 885 students, March 16 – April 17

Thompson School District, 16,000 students, March 16 – 27

Upper Rio Grand, 421 students, March 16 – 27

Valley School District, 2,250 students, March 16 – 30

Walsh, 154 students, March 16 – 27

Wiley, 238 students, March 16 -27

Weld Re-4, 7,300 students, March 16 – April 5

Weld Re-8, 2,500 students, March 13 – 27

Weld Re-1, 1,834 students, March 16 – 27

Weld RE-3J, 2,700 students, March 16 – 27

West End, 272 students, March 16 – 27

West Grand School District 1-JT, 434 students, March 16 – April 5

Westminster Public Schools, 9,000 students, March 16 – 27

Widefield School District, 9,600 students, March 16 – 27

Wiggins School District 50J, 650 students

Woodland Park School District, 2,200 students, March 16 – 30

Woodlin R-104, 85 students, March 16 – 30

Wray, 759 students, March 16 – 27

Yuma, 903 students, March 16 – 27

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