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Colorado’s massive drop in student enrollment: Find data for your local school in this interactive database

By Evan Wyloge April 17, 2021 | updated 4 years ago

Students wear masks at school

In this August 2020 Gazette file photo, fourth grade students at Monterey Elementary School wear masks and kids attending school from home are seen on the television at the back of the classroom.

The Gazette file

Tens of thousands of Colorado students are missing from this year’s school rosters — one of the many ripple effects of the global coronavirus pandemic.

A Gazette analysis of data compiled by the Colorado Department of Education shows a decrease of more than 35,000 students this year, a massive fluctuation compared to normal year-to-year student population changes, and the only time statewide enrollment has dropped in 37 years. 

Interactive database: See how enrollment numbers at your local school compare to other schools’ across the state with this interactive database.

(Use the search bar to search specific schools) 

You can read the full report on Colorado’s missing students here.

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