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John J. Cory Elementary School 1550 South Steele Street Denver, CO 80210 303.744.2726 Fax: 720-424-8405 |
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Welcome to the Cory Elementary School website: The digital home for the greater Cory community. Whether you're a student, parent, teacher or someone just checking out what Cory has to offer, we hope you find this site helpful. It is constantly being updated and reorganized as we discover the best way to serve our visitors.
Cory is a dynamic community commited to educating our children about the basics and the world. Welcome to our site and enjoy.
If you have any problems with the site, want to comment, add information, or suggest updates, please email the webmaster.
CORY CREED At Cory we love learning and laughter. We grow by trying new things and learning from our mistakes. We embrace challenges with the courage to do our best. We persevere. We show respect for our community through caring, responsible actions. We celebrate each others' differences and accomplishments. At Cory we love learning and laughter. |
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Parent Engagement Survey
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This is a parent to parent survey, written by parents for parents. Please take the survey by clicking on the 'read more' link. Thank you.
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Parent Volunteer Needed with Accounting Background
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Cory PTA is looking for a parent volunteer with an accounting background to investigate implementing a 501C (true non-profit classification) for Cory PTA. Contact John Downs at 303-733-3965.
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The Highly Gifted and Talented Magnet at Cory
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Cory is a magnet site for highly gifted children grades 1st-5th, students who have demonstrated extraordinary academic achievement or abilities and intellectual potential found in the top one percent of the national student population. These “identified” children are a part of the mix of students at Cory; they are not put in self-contained classrooms. Our “combined” classrooms are what make Cory unique and what makes our classrooms a wonderful mixture of learners.
Parents and teachers may nominate children for this program each fall and students are selected based on testing, achievement, teacher recommendations, identifiable characteristics and extraordinary abilities and accomplishments. Information about this process is available at the Cory office or the Denver Public Schools HGT office.
Every Cory teacher has been trained in highly gifted education. Our highly gifted program relies on the practice of differentiated instruction to meet individual learning requirements.
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