Located at an altitude of 8,852 feet in the southwest mountains of Colorado, the Creede School District serves a small community. Silver mining was the industry that created Creede and, consequently, the high school mascot became the Miner. Several one-room school houses were scattered in the surrounding mountains at the turn of the century. Over time, they banded together to form one consolidated district. Class sizes remain small providing a quality education for all of its students.