PARKER, Colo. (KDVR) — Some students in Parker will not begin the school year in their brand-new facility due to construction delays. They are attending a temporary location instead.
Administrators at the Leman Academy of Excellence told FOX31 that 270 students attend the school’s pre-kindergarten through sixth-grade program.
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Lindsey Gyger enrolled her child at the charter school in May.
“We are so happy about their program and their education style,” she told FOX31.
The school is building a new building that was to open in time for the beginning of the 2024 school year in mid-August but construction remains incomplete.
The school’s administration told the Problem Solvers that parents received notice that students would temporarily be taught at alternate locations and issued a statement to FOX31.
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“Leman Academy of Excellence has communicated to families the current plan for opening …