Littleton Public Schools Annual Report
2009-2010

Littleton Public Schools belong to you.  It's important for you to know how your schools and your district as a whole are performing.  We embrace being held accountable for our performance and our decisions. 

Please follow the links to the right to learn more about the academic performance of students in each of our schools and as a district. 

Colorado Student Assessment Program (CSAP) performance highlights from the 2009-2010 school year

• LPS students continue to outscore the state average by as much as 22 percentage points proficient and advanced in all grades and all subjects tested on CSAP.  LPS typically scores 15 percentage points above the state average.
• Grades 3 and 9 math and middle school writing experienced some of the highest CSAP scores LPS has ever had.
• LPS ranked at the top in 14 of the 27 areas (all grades and all subjects tested) compared to other Denver area school districts.  LPS ranked in the top three in all 27 areas tested.
• Data tells us the longer students stay in LPS, progressing from elementary to middle to high school, the more they outperform their peers across the state.
• LPS is the only school district in the Denver metro area to be Accredited with Distinction, the highest level of academic accreditation offered by the Colorado Department of Education.  Only 8 percent of all Colorado school districts earned this rating.