Baker Middle School
574 West 6 Th Avenue
Denver, CO 80204-5124
p. 303-629-6906

• Local Agency (School District): Denver County 1
• State Agency: Colorado Dept Education

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Information Summary

School Type	Regular school
Grades offered	No students reported – No students reported
Level	N/A
School Size in District	N/A
Surrounding community	N/A
Total Students	N/A
Distr. Spending / Student	$4,552
Ave. Teacher Salary	$54,822
Teacher FTEs	N/A
Student / Teacher Ratio	N/A
Title I Eligible	N/A
School-wide Title I	N/A
Magnet School	N/A
Charter School	N/A
Shared-time School	N/A

Special Student Programs

What portion of students are enrolled in special programs?

	# in School	% of School	% of District
Free Lunch Students
Reduced-Price Lunch Students
Low-Cost Lunch Students
Migrant Students
Special Ed. Students			12%
English Language Learners			36%

Completion / Diploma Recipients

Students that successfully complete through High-School and receive either a diploma or other completion certificate. Note: %'s are based on total population and do not imply dropout rates.

	# in District	% of all Students in District	% of all Students in State
H.S. Diploma Recipients	2,777	4%	6%
GED Recipients
Other Completers	72	0%	0%

Student Demographics

How many students enroll at Baker Middle School?

	# in School	% of School	% of State
Black Non-Hispanic	N/A	<N/A	23%
Hispanic	N/A	<N/A	22%
Asian / Pacific Islander	N/A	<N/A	22%
American Indian / Alaskan Native	N/A	<N/A	18%
White Non-Hispanic	N/A	<N/A	13%

Total

Denver County 1 – District Faculty and Staff

Faculty and Staff FTEs (Full-Time Equivalents) for Baker Middle School's local district.

	FTEs	% of District	% of State
Instructional Aides	1,299.1	>29%	22%
Instructional Coordinators & Supervisors	262.1	>6%	3%
Library / Media Specialist	83.2	>2%	2%
Library / Media Support	43.4	<1%	2%
Guidance Staff (Elementary)	8.8	<0%	1%
Guidance Staff (Secondary)	55.8	<1%	2%
Guidance Staff Total	64.6	<1%	3%
District Admins	82.2	<2%	2%
Dist. Admin/Sppt	170.7	<4%	5%
School Admins	244.8	>5%	5%
School Admin/Sppt	392.7	>9%	9%
Other Support	1,193.7	<27%	36%

	FTEs	% of District	% of State
Prekindergarten	191.7	>5%	1%
Kindergarten	315.2	>8%	6%
Elementary	1,789.7	>45%	43%
Secondary	1,677.0	<42%	49%
Ungraded	N/A

Denver County 1 Financial Summary

General district financials with comparisons to all districts in state.

		District		State Ave.
		Amount	Per Student	Per Student
Payments to Private Schools		$1,168,000	<$16	$23
Payments to Charter Schools
Textbooks		$7,364,000	>$101	$65
Long–Term Debt
	Outstanding at Beginning of Fiscal Year	$715,688,000	>$9,897	$7,973
	Issued During Fiscal Year	$146,055,000	<$2,019	$5,978
	Retired During Fiscal Year	$146,055,000	<$2,019	$5,978
	Outstanding at End of Fiscal Year	$839,411,000	>$11,608	$9,330
Short–Term Debt
	Outstanding at Beginning of Fiscal Year
	Outstanding at End of Fiscal Year
Assets
	Sinking Fund	$59,102,000	<$817	$896
	Bond Fund	$212,716,000	>$2,941	$2,317
	Other Funds	$157,764,000	<$2,181	$4,740
Total Revenues		$713,938,000	<$9,873	$11,299
Total Expenses		$790,799,000	<$10,935	$11,192

Denver County 1 Teacher / Support Staff Salaries & Benefits

District compensation packages for teachers, instructional aides, and support staff.

† Limited to Teacher Salaries

	District †	State Ave. †
Regular Education Programs	$114,102,000	$9,421,426
Special Education Programs	$29,588,000	$1,547,183
Vocational Education Programs	$5,360,000	$466,581
Other Education Programs	$46,870,000	$1,200,847

		District		State Ave.
		Salary	Benefits	Salary	Benefits
Instruction (incl. Teachers)		$217,590,000	$69,280,000	$12,661,696	$2,689,705
Support Services
	Pupils	$18,280,000	$6,135,000	$1,046,064	$226,599
	Instructional Staff	$31,097,000	$9,081,000	$1,002,719	$215,088
	General Administration	$1,533,000	$475,000	$207,342	$41,549
	School Administration	$30,445,000	$9,917,000	$1,606,380	$348,657
	Operation & Maintenance of Plant	$27,929,000	$8,591,000	$1,227,011	$299,443
	Student Transportation	$13,834,000	$3,533,000	$603,359	$148,439
	Business / Central / Other	$16,781,000	$5,387,000	$792,414	$174,023
Food Services		$8,273,000	$1,911,000	$375,103	$94,686
Total		$375,827,000	$116,430,000	$19,112,581	$4,124,462

Local District Expense Detail

Expense categories and state-level comparison for Denver County 1.

			District		State Ave.
			Amount	Per Student	Per Student
Elementary / Secondary Education
	Support Services
		Pupils	$25,279,000	<$349	$403
		Instructional Staff	$49,869,000	>$689	$467
		General Administration	$3,519,000	<$48	$477
		School Administration	$45,635,000	>$631	$523
		Operation & Maintenance of Plant	$105,596,000	>$1,460	$966
		Student Transportation	$21,332,000	<$294	$384
		Business / Central / Other	$47,149,000	>$652	$622
		Non-Specified
		Total	$298,379,000	>$4,126	$3,813
	Other Expenses
		Food Services	$20,823,000	<$287	$341
		Enterprise Operations			$55
		Other
		Total	$20,823,000	<$287	$346
	Instruction		$329,215,000	<$4,552	$5,193
	Total		$648,417,000	<$8,966	$9,346
Non-Elementary / Non-Secondary Education
	Community Services		$5,865,000	>$81	$79
	Adult Education		$11,205,000	>$154	$37
	Other
	Total		$17,070,000	>$236	$85
Capital Outlay
	Construction		$44,887,000	<$620	$1,032
	Land & Existing Structures		$3,600,000	<$49	$92
	Instructional Equipment		$11,549,000	>$159	$94
	Other Equipment		$22,512,000	>$311	$287
	Non-Specified Equipment
	Total		$82,548,000	<$1,141	$1,295
Payments to State Govt's			$779,000	<$10	$69
Payments to Local Govt's
Payments to Other School Systems			$7,827,000	<$108	$242
Debt Interest			$34,158,000	>$472	$345
Total			$790,799,000	<$10,935	$11,192

Local District Revenue Detail

Revenue categories and state-level comparison for Denver County 1.

			District		State Ave.
			Amount	Per Student	Per Student
Federal Revenue
	Through State
		Title I	$27,698,000	<$383	$453
		Children with Disabilities Idea	$13,591,000	<$187	$881
		Math, Science, and Teacher Quality	$5,664,000	<$78	$83
		Safe and Drug Free Schools	$658,000	<$9	$9
		Title V, Part A	$733,000	>$10	$10
		Vocational and Tech Education	$1,761,000	<$24	$30
		Bilingual Education	$1,340,000	<$18	$31
		Child Nutrition Act	$14,710,000	>$203	$136
		Other	$5,986,000	<$82	$135
		Direct from Federal Government
		Impact Aid			$406
		Indian Education	$184,000	<$2	$19
		Other	$6,731,000	<$93	$164
	Non-Specified		$5,986,000	<$82	$135
	Total		$79,056,000	>$1,093	$1,005
State Revenue
	General Formula Assistance		$204,402,000	<$2,826	$4,849
	Staff Improvement Programs				$10
	Special Education Programs		$10,153,000	>$140	$120
	Compensatory and Basic Skills Programs
	Bilingual Education Programs		$788,000	>$10	$6
	Gifted and Talented Programs		$487,000	<$6	$70
	Vocational Education Programs				$61
	School Lunch Programs		$290,000	<$4	$4
	Capital Outlay and Debt Services Programs		$674,000	<$9	$520
	Transportation Programs		$4,736,000	<$65	$101
	Other Programs		$8,917,000	>$123	$89
	Non-Specified
	On Behalf
		Employee Benefits
		Not Employee Benefits
	Total		$230,447,000	<$3,186	$5,396
Local Revenue
	Parent Government Contributions
	Property Taxes		$338,067,000	>$4,675	$3,423
	General Sales Taxes				$484
	Public Utility Taxes
	Individual and Corporate Income Taxes
	All Other Taxes				$95
	From Other School Systems		$5,903,000	<$81	$353
	From Cities and Counties		$100,000	<$1	$70
	Tuition Fees from Pupils and Parents		$9,051,000	>$125	$66
	Transportation Fees from Pupils and Parents				$17
	School Lunch		$4,350,000	<$60	$122
	Textbook Sales and Rentals				$12
	District Activity Receipts		$6,083,000	<$84	$325
	Students Fees, Non-Specified
	Other Sales and Services		$9,971,000	>$137	$55
	Interest Earnings		$7,706,000	>$106	$102
	Miscellaneous		$23,204,000	<$320	$601
	Total		$404,435,000	>$5,592	$4,934
Total			$713,938,000	<$9,873	$11,299

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