About ECCA
Our Goals
Our primary objective is to assist our students in preparing for college and achieving success, while also equipping them with the necessary skills for a purposeful, service-oriented, and leadership-driven life. We strive to empower our graduates to contribute towards making the world a better place through local, national, and global involvement.
Building Community
At Eagle County Charter Academy in Edwards, Colorado, building a strong sense of community is at the heart of the student experience. Through meaningful relationships, family involvement, and a supportive learning environment, students, teachers, and parents work together to create a culture where every child feels connected, valued, and empowered to succeed.
Our Values
Children First
We always put children at the center of everything we do. Every decision, action, and effort is guided by what is best for our students and their growth.
High Standards
We are committed to excellence by hiring the best staff and supporting them to continuously improve. We encourage high expectations in learning, teaching, and character development.
Community
We value a strong, supportive community where students, families, and staff work together. Building meaningful relationships helps create a positive and inclusive environment for everyone.
Effective Communication
We believe in direct, open, and honest communication. Clear communication builds trust and strengthens collaboration between students, parents, and staff.
Innovation & Creativity
We value the courage to empower others, innovate, and pursue excellence. Creativity and new ideas are encouraged to help students grow and succeed.
Mill Levy Override Ballot Question 5B
Strong schools are the foundation of a strong community – they’re why families move here, why businesses invest here, and why our kids can build their futures here. ECSD is already feeling the impact of inadequate school funding. This past spring, the district cut more than $4 million and eliminated approximately 60 jobs for the 2026-2027 school year – resulting in reductions in programming and electives for students, and more challenges in retaining and recruiting necessary staff. All of this impacts our students and our local quality of life.




