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At a Glance

Our School Profile offers a summary view of all the various programs and activities available at our school. Find out more about our robust offerings in academics, athletics, arts, student supports, and more. Read our school profile.
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Challenge the Status Quo

At Challenger Middle School, we believe each learner is unique. Students participate in transformative and innovative learning, with a technology emphasis and intentional social skills development. Positive student-teacher relationships help remove obstacles as students prepare for an unimaginable future.   Read more about how we develop our students.
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Community / Involvement

There are many ways to get involved at Challenger Middle School.  From volunteering in the library or becoming a member of the School Accountability Committee (SAC), to our Parent Teacher Association (PTA). Learn about how to get involved.
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Policies / Handbook

Find out how our school operates and view our Parent/Student Handbook. Find out more about our policies.

Administration

We develop positive relationships with students and work to remove obstacles so that each child can grow to reach their full potential.

Administration

Overview
We develop positive relationships with students and work to remove obstacles so that each child can grow to reach their full potential.
Phone
719-234-3000

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Facilities
Asbestos Findings
An update on Asbestos materials in our facility.
District Resources
Boundary Maps
Find out what Academy District 20 schools are in your neighborhood.
Feeder Strands and School Hierarchy
A listing of our schools and the path students take from one school to the next.
Transportation Options
How does my student get to school? Check out the options on our Bus & Transportation pages.
General
Volunteering in Academy District 20 Schools
Volunteers are not limited to just the classroom! In addition to helping teachers, we also have volunteers who help coaches, library staff, office staff, and after school clubs. If you have a particular skill or expertise, mentoring a group of students with similar interests or abilities can provide an opportunity for you to do something you love while passing on your knowledge to the next generation.