Green Acres Elementary School

Fort Morgan High School provides educational opportunities to students from grades nine through 12. It offers subjects, such as art, family and consumer science, English as a second language, health and physical education, language arts, math, science, vocational agriculture, business, foreign languages, industrial arts, music and social studies. Its support staff includes the librarian, literacy coach and counseling office and special education staff. Its extracurricular activities include the National Honor Society, student council, jazz band, science, art and drama clubs. It offers various sports, such as football, volleyball, soccer, tennis, golf, basketball, wrestling, baseball, cross country, softball, gymnastics and cheerleadimg.

Pioneer Elementary School offers education to more than 350 students in grades one through four. It is a part of Morgan County School District Re-3, which operates an early childhood center and several elementary, middle and high schools. Pioneer Elementary School offers a range of student programs in art, vocal music, orchestra, computer science and physical education. It has a parent-teacher organization that conducts monthly meetings and raises funds for school s equipment, projects and programs. The school provides medical care, speech pathology and guidance counseling services. In addition, it provides special education programs and food and transportation services to students. Pioneer Elementary School is located in Fort Morgan, Colo.

Centennial BOCES offers programs and services through partnerships and collaborations that support the educational priorities of member districts and provide various educational opportunities for students. It operates the Weld Opportunity High School that provides students who have not met with success at their home high schools an opportunity to earn a high school diploma. In addition to the traditional academic classes, courses are offered in career education and planning, computer information systems, life skills, teen parenting and alternative cooperative education. Its federal programs department coordinates federal, state and private grants for more than 15 school districts in northern Colorado. Its migrant education program is a federally-funded program that provides supplemental education and support services to eligible children between the ages of 3- to 21-years. The program ensures that all migrant students reach challenging academic standards and graduate with a high school diploma that prepares them for responsible citizenship, further learning and productive employment. Centennial BOCES is located in Fort Morgan, Colo.