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Vista Ridge High School (Colorado)

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Public secondary school in Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States
Vista Ridge High School
Address
6888 Black Forest Road
Colorado Springs, Colorado 80923
United States
Coordinates38°55′54″N 104°42′11″W / 38.93164°N 104.70314°W / 38.93164; -104.70314
Information
TypePublic secondary
Motto"We Are V-R"
Established2008 (16 years ago) (2008)
School districtFalcon District 49
CEEB code060349
PrincipalTom Payne
Grades9 to 12
Enrollment1530
Color(s)Carolina blue and black
  
Athletics conferenceCSML (Colorado Springs Metro League)
MascotWolf
NicknameWolves
TVWolf Wire
Websited49.org/vistaridge

Vista Ridge High School is a secondary school located in east Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States. The school has a population of approximately 1,700 students, and attracts enrollment from District 49.

School activities and programs

The Wolfpack Theater Company hosts two theater productions each year, with one being a play and the other being a musical.

Vista Ridge sports include football, cross country, volleyball, soccer, basketball, wrestling, softball, track and field, cheer, and golf.

The Vista Ridge High School Student Council plans social events for the school, as well as leadership building programs for its members.

Feeder schools

Athletic accomplishments

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  • 2013: Boys' Track and Field State Champions
  • 2014: Pikes Peak Athletic Conference Softball Champions
  • 2015: Foothills League Football Champions
  • 2017: Boys' Track and Field State Champions
CHSAA Colorado Springs Metro (2022–24)
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