Boulder Valley School District

Located in the northern Colorado city of Fort Collins, Poudre School District is the 9th largest school district in the state. Poudre School District offers the world-renowned International Baccalaureate Diploma along with a dual course partnership with Aims Community College. FACILITIES The district has invested around $375 million in building three new schools, an athletics complex, installation of new artificial turf on football fields, technology upgrades in the media center tech labs, and to renovate all of the athletic and school facilities district wide. SPORTS AND ARTS International students are welcome to play sports with their American peers in sports like golf, soccer, Nordic skiing, flag football and more. There is a dedicated Athletic Director at each school who oversees the sports programs of their school. Poudre School District is committed to offering comprehensive art education through The Whole Child program. The program includes many art components such as Musical

As the 9th largest Public School District in the United States, Orange County Public Schools (OCPS) serves 28 high schools with over 59,000 high school students. In addition to nine foreign languages and ESL, OCPS has more than 30 AP courses, the prestigious International Baccalaureate Diploma Program, and many specialty programs such as Aviation and Aerospace Engineering, Entrepreneurship, and the Center for Future Educators just to name a few. FACILITIES The schools in the Orange County Public Schools have state-of-the-art facilities with theater auditoriums, athletic facilities, STEM laboratories, and more. OCPS Students also receive a district-provided device so they can access digital educational content. SPORTS AND ARTS Orange County Public Schools have a long history of athletic excellence. Students have the opportunity to compete in various sports options in the Fall, Winter, and Spring seasons. Some notable athletic alumni of OCPS include MLB Players Johnny Damon and Brian B

Steamboat Mountain School is partnered with the third-largest ski mountain in Colorado, Steamboat Mountain. Its competitive ski and snowboard programs have produced dozens of Olympians, and its outdoor experiential learning program combined with challenging college-preparatory coursework gets students out of the classroom. FACILITIES The 140-acre campus is surrounded by two million mountainous acres. Steamboat’s campus features science and computer labs, a library, an art studio, a theater, and a greenhouse. Recreational facilities include a skiing field, a skateboarding half-pipe, a gymnasium, fitness equipment, bikes, a basketball court, and a climbing wall. SPORTS AND ARTS All students participate in an experiential outdoor program that offers kayaking, rock and ice climbing, backpacking, mountain biking, canoeing, camping, skiing, and snowboarding. Many of Steamboat Mountain School’s students ski or ride competitively in partnership with the award-winning Steamboat Springs Winter