Colorado Military Academy strengthens ties with local schools for character education

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In a recent special meeting of the Colorado Springs School District No. 11, the focus was on enhancing educational offerings and addressing academic challenges within the district. Key discussions highlighted the importance of stable staffing and the potential for collaboration between traditional educational programs and military-oriented initiatives.

Dr. Tubbs emphasized the value of maintaining a stable staff, noting that it has been a challenge for the district despite ongoing efforts. He expressed enthusiasm for the synergy that could develop between the Colorado Military Academy's programs, such as the Civil Air Patrol and JROTC, and the district's existing offerings. "I see this as a complement to our portfolio of choice that we want to offer our families," he stated, underscoring the potential benefits of integrating character education with military training.

The conversation also touched on the academic hurdles faced by some schools within the district. Dr. Tubbs acknowledged the challenges but praised the proactive approach taken by the Colorado Military Academy in identifying and addressing these issues. He inquired about the school's School Accountability Committee (SAC), to which the response was positive, indicating regular meetings and active involvement.

Additionally, concerns were raised about the accessibility of information on the school's website, particularly regarding local board and SAC meetings. Dr. Tubbs requested improved navigation to ensure that stakeholders can easily access relevant information.

As the meeting concluded, the discussions reinforced the district's commitment to improving academic performance while exploring innovative partnerships that could enrich the educational landscape for students and families in Colorado Springs. The next steps will likely involve enhancing communication and collaboration between the district and its charter schools to foster a more integrated educational environment.

Converted from BOE Special Meeting 4-16-25 meeting on April 17, 2025
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