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Built in 1892 at the corner of Bannock and Oxford, Hawthorne was part of District 22 teaching grades K-6 until 1969.
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"OLD" North School was built as a K-12 school in District 7 at 3000 South Bannock.
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"OLD" Lowell School was constructed in 1910 as part of District 22. This school was located on the corner of Hampden and Sherman, not far from the current-day high school.
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Districts 7 and 22 become one and form Englewood School District No. 1 Arapahoe County. At that time there were 2.494 students in the district.
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The first Englewood Junior-Senior High School was built on the southeast corner of Hampden and Broadway. Until 1953, students 7-12 attended this school which then became Flood Middle School.
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3800 South Logan Street became the site for what is still the current day Englewood High School. The building housed grades 10-12 until 1979 when it became a four-year school. The building lies just south of Hampden.
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With the construction of the new high school a few blocks down the street, the old Jr-Sr High School becomes just a junior high and later a middle school. This school remained in that capacity until 2008 when it closed as the district downsized to just one remaining middle school.
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Davidson is hired and remains as the district's superintendent until jklasdfjjakldsjfjasdf. He was named Colorado's Superintendent of the Year in 1992.
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The award-winning Pirate marching band was invited to perform in the annual Pasadena Tournament of Roses Parade. This group was led by director, Dr. J.L. Gerardi
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The student enrollment peaked in the 1950s and from 1961 to 1983 saw its population drop from 7.328 down to 3.399.
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As the city of Englewood's population demographics continue to change, so does the student population. During the mid-90's, the district consistently included near 4400 students.
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The population peaked in 1997 with over 4440 students but began a gradual decrease over the next decade. The district's total enrollment falls to an all-time low with just over 2700 students in the fall of 2009.
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Arapahoe County voters approve the passing of a $1.5 million dollar tax levy. The decision pushed forward the plans to build a new 7-12 Jr-Sr High School.
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Construction begins on the site of the current high school to build a brand new 7-12 Middle-High School.
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