School Performance Framework

Each year, public schools across Colorado receive performance ratings to inform them and their communities about their progress. These reports are called School Performance Frameworks (SPFs). The overall ratings assigned are based on achievement and growth on state assessments. Schools are assigned one of four plan types (Turnaround, Priority Improvement, Improvement, and Performance).

GVA North has consistently been rated the highest of the four plan types, Performance. The top 25% of Colorado schools traditionally score 71 points or higher overall on these School Performance Frameworks.

GVA North’s ratings on our last five School Performance Frameworks are below. GVA North’s full School Performance Frameworks can be accessed via SchoolView on the Colorado Department of Education website.

Year	Accreditation Rating	Points Earned
2024-25	Performance	73.3
2023-24	Performance	70.8
2022-23	Performance	68
2021-22	Performance	64.7
2018-19	Performance	68.7
2017-18	Performance	70.8

Comparison to Local Schools

This chart compares the percentage of State Performance Framework points earned in 2024–25 by nearby schools with similar grade configurations. Each vertical bar represents a school within five to ten miles, ranked from lowest to highest performance based on Colorado Department of Education data.

The highlighted school is shown in yellow and performs above many nearby schools, earning a higher percentage of available framework points. Most schools shown fall within a wide range of performance levels, demonstrating meaningful variation in outcomes across local options.

This comparison helps families understand how the highlighted school’s academic performance compares with that of nearby schools using a consistent statewide accountability measure.