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WELD COUNTY RE-3J SCHOOL DISTRICT

Weld County School District Re-3J encompasses roughly 480 square miles in south east Weld County. Keenesburg, where the Administration Office is located, is 39 miles north east of Denver on I-76. The district is predominately rural and includes the towns of Lochbuie, Hudson, Keenesburg, and Roggen, all of which are on I-76 and Prospect Valley which is on Hwy 52 east of Hudson. Land usage is primarily agricultural, with local businesses and some industry in the area. Many people commute to Greeley, Denver and other front range areas for employment.

Mission: In order to lead rewarding lives and be contributing citizens, all students will complete an appropriate education program in a safe and orderly environment and be prepared to compete for employment and/or continue their education.

Susie Townsend, Superintendent
Phone:  303-536-2000
99 W. Broadway St., Keenesburg, CO 80643
Email:  susietownsend@re3j.com
Website:  www.re3j.com

HUDSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Principal:  Greg Dent
Phone:  303-536-2200
300 Beech Street, Hudson, Colorado 80642
Email:  gregdent@re3j.com

WELD CENTRAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Principal: Karla Schriner
Phone No.: 303-536-2700
4977 WCR 59, Keenesburg, Colorado 80643
Email:  karlaschriner@re3j.com

WELD CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL
Principal: Donald Frenzen
Phone No.: 303-536-2100
4715 WCR 59, Keenesburg, Colorado 80643
Email:  donaldfrenzen@re3j.com

CARDINAL COMMUNITY ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL

Cardinal Community Academy Charter School is a public charter school serving students in grades kindergarten through eighth grade.  CCA is open to all interested students, regardless of where they reside.  Since we are a public school, there are no fees to attend CCA.  The school opened in 2000 with seventy-five students and has grown in student numbers every year. 

Mission:  Our mission is to serve student needs and achieve educational excellence.  Students will have a positive learning environment that will give them the ability to become life long learners, while encouraging responsibilility, citizenship, honesty, integrity and respect between students and staff.  Every student will have the opportunity to reach high academic goals within a broad, well-rounded curriculum.  Community participation will aid in guiding students to reach their highest academic potential.

Harry Ewing, Director

Email:  harryewing@re3j.com

3101 WCR 65, Keenesburg, CO 80643

Phone:  303-732-9312

Website:  http://ccaschool.net

AIMS COMMUNITY COLLEGE 

 Aims Community College has more than 130 degree and certificate programs, offering the most affordable tuition in the Front Range. The College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

Fort Lupton Campus
Phone:  303.857.4022 (Ext. 4300)
260 College Avenue, 
Fort Lupton, Colorado 80621
Email:  fortlupton@aims.edu
Website:  www.aims.edu

UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN COLORADO

Founded in 1889 as the state teachers’ college, today the University of Northern Colorado is a comprehensive baccalaureate and specialized graduate research university with selective admission standards.  The University offers a comprehensive array of baccalaureate and graduate programs—more than 100 undergraduate and 100-plus graduates—in five colleges:  Humanities and Social Sciences, Natural and Health Sciences, Performing and Visual Arts, Business, and Education and Behavioral Sciences.

Greeley Campus
Phone:  970.351.1890 (Campus Operator)
1862 10^th Ave., Greeley, CO 80639 (Visitors Center)
Email:  visitors.center@unco.edu
Website:  www.unco.edu