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Asbury Elementary School

Public School

Level: 1

Grades: KG - 05

Address: 1320 East Asbury Avenue, Denver, CO 80210

Phone: (720) 424-9750

Website: "http://asbury.dpsk12.org"

District: School District No. 1

280

Total Students

#65

of 933 in 2024

Academic Performance

EZ Schoolz Rating

out of 100

State Ranking

Ranked 65 of 933 (2024)

Among schools at the same level in the state

Test Scores

CMAS

Math • Grade All grades • 2023

Percent of Students Meeting Standard 66.7%

Performance Distribution

Level 1 (Below)

6 students (5.1%)

Level 2 (Approaching)

10 students (8.5%)

Level 3 (Met)

23 students (19.7%)

Level 4 (Exceeded)

60 students (51.3%)

Level 5 (Far Exceeded)

18 students (15.4%)

Student Body

Total Students

280

Diversity

Moderate

Simpson index 48/100

Free / Reduced Lunch

22.9%

of student body

Race & Ethnicity

White 68.6% (192)
Hispanic / Latino 20.4% (57)
Two or More Races 6.1% (17)
Black 3.2% (9)
Asian 1.1% (3)
American Indian / Alaska Native 0.7% (2)

Reviews

3.0 /5

Based on 4 reviews

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Parent

February 07, 2023

"This elementary school has exceeded all my expectations. The focus on project based learning has provided my child with hands-on, real-world experiences that have enhanced their critical thinking and problem solving skills. The social emotional learning component has also been a game changer, helping my child to understand and regulate their emotions, and to form meaningful relationships with their peers. The teachers and staff are knowledgeable, supportive, and always available to help. I highly recommend this school to anyone looking for a top-notch education that prepares students for the future."

Parent

May 22, 2025

"We had several wonderful years at Asbury Elementary and are truly grateful for the positive experiences our child had in the earlier grades. Unfortunately, 5th grade was a turning point that left us deeply disappointed. Despite having an IEP in place, the support our child needed simply wasn’t there. While we appreciated the alignment within the special education team, we struggled to see that support effectively carried over into the day-to-day reality of the 5th grade classroom. This school may be a good fit for mainstream, neurotypical students, but it is not equipped to support children with different needs. Our child is leaving Asbury feeling isolated and disconnected, no longer feeling like a part of the community they had been part of for so many years. That’s a heartbreaking way to end an elementary school journey."