School District-Specific Immunization Fact Sheets
Now Available! 2019-20 School District Immunization Fact Sheets
The School District Immunization Fact Sheets and supplemental online dashboards provide local level data on childhood immunization coverage to help each Colorado school district understand its level of community protection and highlight successes and opportunities for improvement. Additionally, each fact sheet provides an overview of statewide Colorado vaccination and vaccine-preventable disease information, information on the importance of vaccination, and ways schools, public health and the community can partner to protect against vaccine-preventable disease.
Why Is School Immunization Important?
All students and school staff members deserve a healthy school environment that supports their well-being and builds a strong foundation for learning. It takes an entire community to protect against serious disease. Because diseases such as measles can spread rapidly, adequate vaccination coverage at the school level -- roughly 95% for each vaccine -- helps to protect the health of students, staff and others in the community, including those who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons or because they are still too young to receive vaccines.
Especially as communities fight COVID-19, maintaining high vaccination coverage is critical to preventing additional outbreaks of disease that could further overwhelm our healthcare systems. And as with COVID-19, a case or outbreak of vaccine-preventable disease could force children to be excluded from school and miss out on valuable learning. Ensuring adequate vaccination coverage and compliance with school vaccination policy is also important to emergency response efforts and helps to prevent absenteeism and other societal and economic costs.
How Is My School District Doing?
To view your district’s immunization and exemption coverage data, visit the interactive dashboard below. (Note: This dashboard allows you to also view school district immunization data from the 2017-18 and 2018-19 school years.)
Colorado School District Immunization Data Dashboard
2019-2020 School District Immunization Fact Sheets
If you would like a customized, district-specific message included on your school district's fact sheet, please contact us. To view sample customized messages and access additional resources, view the Fact Sheet How-To Guide.
- Academy School District 20
- Adams-Arapahoe 28J School District
- Adams 12 Five Star School District
- Adams County School District 14
- Agate No.300 School District
- Aguilar Reorganized 6 School District
- Akron School District R-1
- Alamosa School District RE-11J
- Arriba-Flagler Consolidated School District 20
- Archuleta School District 50 JT
- Arickaree School District R-2
- Aspen School District 1
- Bayfield 10 Jt-R School District
- Bennett School District 29J
- Bethune School District R-5
- Big Sandy School District 100J
- Boulder Valley School District RE-2
- Branson Reorganized 82 School District
- Briggsdale RE-11 School District
- Brush School District RE-2J
- Buena Vista R-31 School District
- Buffalo School District RE-4J
- Burlington RE-6J
- Byers School District 32-J
- Calhan School District RJ-1
- Campo RE-6 School District
- Cañon City School District Fremont RE-1
- Centennial School District R-1
- Center 26 JT School District
- Charter School Institute
- Cheraw 31 School District
- Cherry Creek School District 5
- Cheyenne County School District RE-5
- Cheyenne Mountain School District No. 12
- Clear Creek School District RE-1
- Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind
- Colorado Springs School District 11
- Cotopaxi School District RE-3
- Creede School District
- Cripple Creek-Victor RE-1
- Crowley County School District RE-1J
- Custer County School District C-1
- Deer Trail School District 26J
- De Beque School District 49-JT
- Delta County School District 50J
- Denver County School District No. 1
- Dolores County School District RE No. 2J
- Dolores School District RE-4A
- Douglas County School District RE-1
- Durango School District R-9
- Eads School District RE-1
- Eagle County School District RE-50
- East Grand School District No. 2
- East Otero R-1 School District
- Eaton RE-2 School District
- Edison 54 JT School District
- Elbert School District 200
- Elizabeth School District C-1
- Ellicott School District No. 22
- Englewood School District No. 1
- Estes Park School District R-3
- Falcon School District 49
- Fountain School District No. 8
- Fowler School District R-4j
- Fremont School District RE-2
- Frenchman School District RE-3
- Garfield School District Re-2
- Garfield County School District 16
- Genoa-Hugo School District C113
- Gilpin County School District RE-1
- Granada School District RE-1
- Greeley-Evans School District 6
- Gunnison Watershed School District RE1J
- Hanover School District 28
- Harrison School District No. 2
- Haxtun School District RE-2J
- Hayden School District RE-1
- Hinsdale County School District RE-1
- Hi-Plains School District R-23
- Hoehne Reorganized School District No. 3
- Holly School District RE-3
- Holyoke School District RE-1J
- Huerfano RE-1 School District
- Idalia School District RJ-3
- Ignacio 11 JT School District
- Jefferson County School District R-1
- Johnstown-Milliken (Weld) School District RE-5J
- Julesburg School District RE-1
- Karval School District RE-23
- Kim Reorganized School District 88
- Kiowa (Elbert County) School District C-2
- Kit-Carson School District R-1
- La Veta School District RE-2
- Lake County School District R-1
- Lamar School District RE-2
- Lewis-Palmer School District No. 38
- Liberty School District J-4
- Limon School District RE-4J
- Littleton School District 6
- Lone Star Consolidated School District No. 101
- Mancos School District RE-6
- Manitou Springs School District 14
- Manzanola 3J School District
- Mapleton School District 1
- McClave School District RE-2
- Meeker School District RE-1
- Mesa County Valley School District 51
- Miami-Yoder School District JT-60
- Moffat School District No. 2
- Moffat County School District RE-1
- Monte Vista School District C-8
- Montezuma-Cortez School District RE-1
- Montrose County School District RE-1j
- Morgan County School District RE-3
- Mountain Valley School District RE-1
- North Conejos School District RE1J
- North Park School District R-1
- Norwood School District R-2J
- Otis School District R-3
- Ouray School District R-1
- Park County School District RE-2
- Pawnee School District RE-12
- Peyton 23 JT School District
- Plainview School District RE-2
- Plateau School District RE-5
- Plateau Valley School District No. 50
- Platte Canyon School District No. 1
- Platte Valley (Weld) County School District RE-7
- Poudre School District R-1
- Prairie School District RE-11
- Primero Reorganized School District No. 2
- Pritchett School District RE-3
- Pueblo City School District No. 60
- Pueblo County School District No. 70
- Rangely School District RE-4
- RE-1 Valley School District
- Revere School District
- Ridgway School District R-2
- Roaring Fork School District RE-1
- Rocky Ford School District R-2
- Rocky Mountain School of Expeditionary Learning (BOCES)
- Salida School District R32
- Sanford School District 6J
- Sangre De Cristo Re-22j School District
- Sargent School District RE-33J
- School District 27J (Brighton)
- Sheridan School District No. 2
- Sierra Grande School District R-30
- Silverton School District No. 1
- South Conejos School District R-30
- South Routt School District RE-3
- Springfield School District RE-4
- St. Vrain Valley Re 1j School District
- Steamboat Springs School District RE-2
- Strasburg School District 31J
- Stratton School District R-4
- Summit School District RE-1
- Swink 33 School District
- Telluride School District R-1
- Thompson School District R2-J
- Trinidad School District No. 1
- Vilas School District RE-5
- Walsh School District Re-1
- Weld County School District RE-1
- Weld County School District RE-8
- Weld County School District RE-3J
- Weld RE-9 School District
- Weldon Valley RE-20(J) School District
- West End RE-2 School District
- West Grand School District 1-JT
- Westminster Public School District
- Widefield School District No. 3
- Wiggins RE-50(J) School District
- Wiley School District Re-13 Jt
- Windsor (Weld) RE-4 School District
- Woodland Park School District RE-2
- Woodlin School District R-104
- Wray School District RD-2
- Yuma School District No. 1
How to Use these Tools
We encourage school boards and administrators, principals, school health personnel, parents and other stakeholders to use this data to inform local discussions on immunization-related initiatives and compliance with school vaccination policy. View the Fact Sheet How-To Guide to learn how you can utilize these resources in your communities.
Additional Resources
- Infectious disease guidelines for school and child care settings (CDPHE)
- Communicable Disease Manual (CDPHE)
- State of the State's Immunizations: A Report on Colorado's Vaccine Protection for Its Communities
- Vaccine-Preventable Diseases Colorado's Children Report (Volume 1; February 2019)
- CDPHE Vaccines for Children (VFC) Finder Tool
Methods and References
The district-level immunization data featured on these fact sheets has been made possible through 2014 legislation and subsequent rulemaking which requires schools and licensed child care centers to annually report immunization and exemption data to the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE). The fact sheets contain data only for schools that reported to CDPHE for the 2019-2020 school year. To access the 2018-2020 school and child care immunization data, visit the CDPHE website.
For questions on data, methods and references, please contact Kristin Mlynarczyk.
Sources:
- Healthy People 2020 Topics and Objectives: Immunization and Infectious Diseases
- Vaccination Coverage for Selected Vaccines and Exemption Rates Among Children in Kindergarten — United States, 2017–18 School Year, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) / October 12, 2018 / 67(40);1115–1122
- Vaccine-Preventable Diseases in Colorado’s Children Report, Children’s Hospital Colorado; February 2019