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What We Offer:

What is a Charter School?
A charter school in Colorado is a school that is funded through district revenues but governed by a separate board. LGCS became a charter school in 1996, to allow our community greater autonomy in governance, finances and general operations. We are still a public school, but our employees are charter school employees, and our budget, policies and procedure are determined by our Charter School Board. We are unique in the state of Colorado, in that we were one of the first charter schools to be formed from previous district schools, operating in district buildings. Because of our unique status, we are considered "pioneers" among rural Colorado communities who wish to establish greater local autonomy for their schools. Being a charter school is just one more way that our school establishes itself as a true community school!

Preschool through Sixth grade, with Online Curriculum Third through Eighth grade

No tuition

Four day week; Monday-Thursday, 7:55 am-4:00 pm

Smaller class size

Free breakfast for all students

Great home-cooking!

PE, Art and Music

Winter Skiing & Snowboarding Program on Friday

January - February Announcements:

YES Club (Young Environmental Stewards) meets on Tuesdays after school.

Winter Activities will be every Friday except February 13.

January 31: Friends of the Lake George Library will be hosting their annual ‘Cookoff’ at LGCS at 5:00. Please call the Library at 748-3812 for further information.

February 3: Charter Board Meeting at 6:00 p.m.

February 5: Staff In-service, NO School

February 7: Friends of the Florissant Library will be having a ‘Winter Fun Day’ from
10:00-12:00 at the Florissant Library.

February 12: Class Valentine’s Day parties at 3:00 p.m.

February 16: President’s Day, NO School

PARCC (state testing): Will begin the first week in March for third grade.