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CASB Regions Reorganization
Beginning January 2009, CASB member school districts will follow a new CASB regional map.
This page answers frequently asked questions about the new regional restructure. If you have further questions, feel free to e-mail Jessica Kinghorn at jkinghorn@casb.org.
Why did CASB restructure its regions?
When does the regions change take effect?
What region is my school district in?
Which 2008 CASB Fall Regional Meeting should I attend?
Why did CASB restructure its regions?
At the 2008 Annual Business Meeting last December, CASB delegates adopted an amendment to the CASB Bylaws directing the CASB Board to divide the state into 12 CASB regions (instead of 10) to better match the regions by geographic area and interest. The amendment also directed the CASB Board to designate four large district seats on the CASB Board of Directors and modify the formula used to determine the number of CASB Board seats for any one region. In total, these changes added two large district and two "small district" or rural seats to the CASB Board.
This regional change arose out of discussions among an advisory committee of school board members created after a CASB dues increase was passed by the delegates in 2006. The committee was convened to discuss issues of dues equity, representation of large districts on the CASB Board and the number of CASB regions.
Click here to read about the regional transition plan outlined in the new regional policy.
When does the regions change take effect?
The regional change takes effect in January 2009. However, at this December’s Annual Meeting, CASB members will be voting for the Board of Directors based on the new regions, since they will be the CASB directors for the 2009 calendar year.
Look for information about Board of Director nominations in mid September.
What region is my school district in?
Many of you may have new region numbers, but your regions may have not changed much. Those districts in the Northwestern part of the state will see the most dramatic changes.
Below is a list of CASB’s new regions and their corresponding school districts as of January 2009.
| Region 1 Akron No. R-1 Arickaree R-2 Briggsdale RE-10J Brush Public Schools Fleming School District Haxtun Schools Holyoke Re-1J Idalia RJ-3 Julesburg RE-1 Liberty J4 Lone Star #101 Merino School Morgan County RE-3 Otis Public Schools Pawnee Re-12 Peetz Plateau RE-5 Platte Valley RE-3 Prairie School Re-1 Valley Weldon Valley RE-20J Wiggins RE-50J Wray RD-2 Yuma 1 Region 2 Agate 300 Arriba-Flagler CSD #20 Bethune Schools Big Sandy 100J Burlington RE-6J Byers 32-J Calhan Public Schools Cheyenne County Re-5 Deer Trail School Eads Kiowa Co. RE-1 Edison #54J Elbert #200 Elizabeth C-1 Genoa-Hugo C-113 Hi-Plains R-23 Karval Re-23 Kiowa C-2 Kit Carson R-1 Limon Public Schools Miami Yoder Plainview School Stratton R-4 Woodlin School Region 3 Aguilar Re-6 Branson RE-82 Campo RE-6 Cheraw #31 Crowley County Schools Fowler R4J Granada Schools Hoehne R-3 Holly RE-3 Kim R-88 La Junta Public Schools Lamar Re-2 Las Animas No. Re-1 Manzanola 3J McClave Re-2 Primero Re-2 Pritchett RE-3 Rocky Ford Schools Springfield Schools Swink #33 Trinidad #1 Vilas RE-5 Walsh RE-1 Wiley RE13 Jt. Region 4 Eaton RE-2 Fort Lupton Re-8 Highland Schools Park R-3 Platte Valley Schools Poudre R-1 St. Vrain Valley RE-1J Thompson R2-J Weld County Re-3(J) Weld County 6 Weld Re-5J Weld RE-1 Windsor School Region 5 Adams 14 Adams 50 Bennett No. 29J Boulder Valley Schools Brighton Public Schools Englewood Schools Littleton Public Schools Mapleton Public Schools Sheridan Schools Strasburg #31J |
Region 6 Academy #20 Canon City RE-1 Cheyenne Mountain #12 Colorado Springs #11 Cripple Creek-Victor Re-1 CSDB Custer County C-1 Ellicott #22 Falcon #49 Fountain-Fort Carson 8 Fremont Re-2 Hanover #28 Harrison #2 Huerfano Re-1 La Veta Re-2 Lewis Palmer 38 Manitou Springs 14 Peyton 23 Pueblo No. 60 Pueblo No. 70 Widefield #3 Woodland Park Re-2 Region 7 East Grand Schools Hayden Schools Moffat County Re: No. 1 North Park R-1 South Routt RE-3 Steamboat Springs RE-2 West Grand #1-Jt Region 8 Buena Vista R-31 Clear Creek RE-1 Cotopaxi Schools Eagle County Re50J Gilpin County RE-1 Lake County R-1 Park Re-2 Platte Canyon No. 1 Salida R-32-J Summit RE-1 Region 9 Alamosa RE-11J Centennial School Center Consolidated Creede Consolidated #1 Del Norte Schools Moffat Consolidated #2 Monte Vista Schools Mountain Valley RE-1 North Conejos RE1-J Sanford School Sangre de Cristo Re-22J Sargent Re-33J Sierra Grande R-30 South Conejos RE-10 Region 10 Aspen No. 1 (RE) DeBeque 49 JT Garfield Re-2 Garfield 16 Meeker Re-1 Mesa County Valley #51 Plateau Valley #50 Rangely RE-4 Roaring Fork RE-1 Region 11 Delta County 50J Gunnison Watershed Hinsdale County RE-1 Montrose County Re-1J Norwood Public Schools Ouray R-1 Ridgway School Telluride R-1 West End Schools Region 12 Archuleta-Hinsdale 50J Bayfield 10 Jt-R Dolores County Re-2(J) Dolores Schools Durango 9-R Ignacio Public Schools Mancos Re-6 Montezuma-Cortez Re-1 Silverton Large Districts Adams 12 Five Star Aurora Public Schools Cherry Creek Schools Denver Public Schools Douglas County RE-1 Jefferson County Schools |
- CASB Districts by Region (printable list)
- New Regional Map
- Old Regional Map
Which CASB Fall Regional Meeting should I attend?
There are now 12 CASB Fall Regional Meetings to correspond to the new regions. However, as always, you may attend as many CASB regional meetings you’d like to attend. CASB suggests you attend the regional that best fits your geographic constraints.
Click here for more information on CASB Fall Regional Meetings.