How many Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander students were enrolled in Boulder County schools during 2024-25 school year?

Sherri Wright Board Member
Sherri Wright Board Member
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There were 38 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander students enrolled in Boulder County in the 2024-25 school year, 15.6% less than the previous year, according to the Colorado Department of Education.

Data showed that Boulder County welcomed 42,381 students during the 2024-25 school year. Among them, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander students comprised less than 0.1% of the student body to be the least represented ethnicity in the county.

Among the 86 schools in Boulder County, Twin Peaks Charter Academy recorded the highest enrollment of Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander students in the 2024-25 school year, with a total of four students.

Colorado’s K–12 enrollment has gradually declined each year since the pandemic, with about 3–4% fewer students in 2024 than the state’s peak enrollment in 2019.

The declines are concentrated in the early grades and certain rural areas, while some metro districts are holding steady or growing. Lower birth rates and pandemic disruptions are driving the trend. Colorado’s public schools are now serving the smallest number of students in a decade, a shift that has implications for funding and planning even as per-pupil resources increase to compensate.

Colorado’s teacher workforce faces persistent shortages and pay challenges. In the 2023–24 school year, nearly 7,000 teaching positions were vacant statewide at some point. Districts managed to fill only about 75% of those openings with fully qualified hires, leaving many to be filled by short-term substitutes, retirees, or emergency credentials for the rest, while 9% remained unfilled for the entire school year.

Ethnicities in Boulder County in 2024-25 School Year
Enrollment Demographics in Boulder County Schools During 2024-25 School Year
School name % Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Students Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander Student Enrollment Total Enrollment
Boulder Prep Charter High School 0.9% 1 114
Crest View Elementary School 0.5% 2 390
Twin Peaks Charter Academy 0.5% 4 881
Arapahoe Ridge High School 0.5% 1 184
Community Montessori School 0.4% 1 277
Columbine Elementary School 0.4% 1 231
Mesa Elementary School 0.4% 1 250
Boulder Universal 0.4% 1 231
New Vista High School 0.3% 1 327
Red Hawk Elementary 0.3% 2 588
Monarch K-8 School 0.3% 2 698
St. Vrain LaunchED Virtual Academy 0.3% 1 343
Casey Middle School 0.3% 1 363
Longmont High School 0.2% 2 1,269
Monarch High School 0.2% 3 1,431
Lafayette Elementary School 0.2% 1 497
Superior Elementary School 0.2% 1 418
Angevine Middle School 0.2% 1 619
Peak to Peak Charter School 0.2% 3 1,447
Ryan Elementary School 0.2% 1 436
Fireside Elementary School 0.2% 1 431
Boulder High School 0.1% 2 1,939
Niwot High School 0.1% 1 1,510
Skyline High School 0.1% 1 1,083
Silver Creek High School 0.1% 1 1,209
Fairview High School 0.1% 1 1,863


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