Dr. Cindy Stevenson was appointed Superintendent of Schools for Jeffco Public Schools in 2002.
Dr. Stevenson has more than 36 years experience as a Jeffco educational leader, including time as a teacher, a principal, and deputy superintendent.
She is the first Jeffco Public Schools alumnus to lead Colorado’s largest public school system, with more than 84,000 students and 155 schools.
As Jefferson County’s largest employer, Jeffco Public Schools employs over 12,000 full and part-time staff, and invests more than $1 billion annually into the county’s economy.
Dr. Stevenson earned her university degrees, including a Ph.D. in Administration, Supervision and Curriculum Development, from the University of Colorado.
Her service to Jefferson County is truly a labor of love!
-July 2009
Jeffco's goal is that all students graduate prepared for continued learning and the world of work in the 21st century. Read more.
The Strategic Planning Advisory Council (SPAC) is the district's advisory group composed of Board of Education members, district leadership, representatives from the employee associations, parent representatives, as well as citizen and parent leaders from a variety of stakeholder groups. Read more.
- 2010 Senior High Graduation Schedule
- Calendar
- Cultural Diversity & Cultural Proficiency Organizational Audit
- District Org Chart
- Presentations
- District Fact Sheet
- District Policies
- Strategic Planning and Advisory Council
The Capital Improvement Program, the district's roadmap for school building projects, provides details about how the district has used voter-approved funding from the 2004 election
In Nov. 2008, the Board of Education put initiative 3B before voters to obtain funding to complete the proposed 2009-2014 Capital Improvement ProgramThe initiative was defeated.
The district’s four community superintendents play a vital role in the success of our schools. They serve as a link between the schools, the community and the district and oversee school management. Jeffco Public Schools is divided into 17 articulation areas, each comprising one to two high schools and their feeder elementary and middle schools. Community Superintendents Holly Anderson, Irene Griego, Peg Kastberg and Rick Myles are each assigned to an articulation area. Read More.
For School Management Issues, call 303-982-6805, or 303-982-6939.
Mary Kay Turner
Manager for the Superintendent
303-982-6803
Helen Neal
Manager, Administrative Services
303-982-6801
Superintendent's Office
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