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Semper Elementary School

Public School

Level: 1

Grades: PK - 05

Address: 7575 West 96th Avenue, Westminster, CO 80021

Phone: (303) 982-6460

District: Jefferson County School District No. R-1

303

Total Students

#694

of 933 in 2022

Academic Performance

EZ Schoolz Rating

out of 100

State Ranking

Ranked 694 of 933 (2022)

Among schools at the same level in the state

Test Scores

CMAS

Math • Grade All grades • 2023

Percent of Students Meeting Standard 24.6%

Performance Distribution

Level 1 (Below)

22 students (19.3%)

Level 2 (Approaching)

29 students (25.4%)

Level 3 (Met)

35 students (30.7%)

Level 4 (Exceeded)

24 students (21.1%)

Level 5 (Far Exceeded)

4 students (3.5%)

Student Body

Total Students

303

Diversity

High

Simpson index 61/100

Free / Reduced Lunch

42.9%

of student body

Race & Ethnicity

White 54.1% (164)
Hispanic / Latino 29.4% (89)
Two or More Races 7.3% (22)
Asian 6.6% (20)
Black 2.0% (6)
American Indian / Alaska Native 0.7% (2)

Reviews

3.0 /5

Based on 4 reviews

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Parent

July 20, 2020

Parent

September 21, 2016

"My daughter attended Semper from kindergarten until 6th grade. The teachers were all over the map from horrible to wonderful. Mr. Rasch was wonderful at helping her with reading. The bullying bothered her, as a witness, from the beginning. In 6th grade she stood up for a boy being bullied for being gay and the bullies decided she was gay also and then bullied her. She told us that all of her bruises were from hockey but we found out at the end of the school year picnic from other parents (who had gone to the principal) that she was being bullied. I contacted the principal as I thought she should have let us know (my daughter was ashamed to tell us as these were the popular kids doing the bullying), but she was very nonchalant and said "well, she's going to middle school next year, so it's all water under the bridge", and said she never told us as she had talked to the students responsible and believed it had stopped. It didn't stop, however, until school ended. It was then summer break and I couldn't get anyone above her in the school system to call me back. It was a terrible experience and in hindsight I could never send a child to this school with their tolerance of this type of behavior."