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CUSTER COUNTY SCHOOLS

Custer County Schools is a PreK-12 public school system nestled at the base of the majestic Sangre de Cristo Mountains in Westcliffe, CO. Our vision is to provide a quality education in a safe environment. The mission is to prepare students for life beyond graduation.

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Thursday, October 8

Fire Safety Day

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Tuesday, October 13

Board of Education Workshop - 2:30pm (Administration Conference Room)

Board of Education Meeting - 4:30pm (Custer County School Library)

Join Online (audio): meet.google.com/sak-ifet-ewd

Join by Phone: +1 262-298-2397 (PIN: 540803786)

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Thursday, October 15

Secondary Parent/Teacher Conferences - 4:30-6:30pm

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Thursday, October 22

End of 1st Quarter - Elementary and Middle School

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Thursday, October 29

No School for PreK-5th Grade (Elementary Parent/Teacher Conferences)

School in Session for 6th-12th Grades

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2020 UNITED STATES CENSUS

2020 United States Census

Why Complete the Census?

Everyone Counts in Colorado. Show that you are here.

It’s Important:

The 2020 Census counts are used for reapportionment - the process of re-distributing seats in the House of Representatives to each state based on Census counts. The distribution of congressional representatives impacts your voice in Congress. It is estimated based on current trends that Colorado could gain an additional congressional seat.
Census 2020 counts are used for redistricting. Redistricting draws boundaries within each state for voting and representation. Redistricting occurs for the U.S. House of Representative districts, State House and Senate Districts, county commissioners, city council, and other local governments.
Census data affects the distribution of federal funds to your community. It is estimated that 13.1 billion dollars (which translates to $2,300 per person) are allocated to Colorado annually based on decennial census statistics.
An accurate Census count is essential for our state. The federal, state and local governments, businesses, nonprofits and foundations, routinely rely on data from the Census to allocate funding, define where services are delivered, promote economic development, and understand current conditions.