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Falcon High School

Public School

Level: 3

Grades: 09 - 12

Address: 10255 Lambert Road, Peyton, CO 80831

Phone: (719) 495-5522

District: El Paso County Colorado School District 49

1,286

Total Students

#202

of 349 in 2019

Academic Performance

EZ Schoolz Rating

out of 100

State Ranking

Ranked 202 of 349 (2019)

Among schools at the same level in the state

Ratings By Source

3/10

Source 4

Ranked 192 of 411

Test Scores

SAT

Reading And Writing • Grade 11th Grade • 2023

Percent of Students Meeting Standard 62.0%

Performance Distribution

Level 1 (Below)

64 students (25.8%)

Level 2 (Approaching)

31 students (12.5%)

Level 3 (Met)

135 students (54.4%)

Level 4 (Exceeded)

18 students (7.3%)

Student Body

Total Students

1,286

Diversity

High

Simpson index 51/100

Free / Reduced Lunch

20.5%

of student body

Race & Ethnicity

White 67.0% (862)
Hispanic / Latino 19.1% (246)
Two or More Races 6.1% (79)
Black 4.3% (55)
Asian 2.1% (27)
American Indian / Alaska Native 1.0% (13)
Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 0.3% (4)

Reviews

1.0 /5

Based on 4 reviews

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Student

March 04, 2018

Student

August 28, 2021

"I do not recommend this school to anyone with special needs or disabilities. I developed a chronic illness in my Junior year that required accommodations by my Senior year. These were blatantly ignored, to the point of staff lying to my mother and claiming that things like elevator access and a permanent bathroom pass were issued when they were not. My graduation practice was a disaster. My graduation items were lost, and staff became threatening and rude when I became frustrated and upset. My accommodations were again ignored at this event, and when I began to demand they be taken care of, I was threatened by administration. These same administrators again lied to my mother about my needs being met, before making threats and taking actions that directly caused a worsening and then flare of my disability. I was then told by the school principal that he would reach out to me and we could discuss what happened. This never happened. I was also promised by the zone superintendent that she would reach out and we could work on solutions. This, again, never happened. My needs as a disabled student were constantly ignored. I was threatened and insulted by staff when I demanded that my documented needs be met, and blatantly lied to by administrators who promised they would "look into things" so that we "could sort things out"."