Every great neighborhood deserves a great flag
First developed in 1874, the neighborhood is named after Carlos M. Cole, who served as superintendent of Denver Public Schools and was instrumental in establishing junior high schools in Denver. The grand entry of the colonial revival styled Cole Junior High School (now Cole Arts and Sciences Academy) is depicted in the flag, in the colors of the Iowa state flag, Cole's home state.
This neighborhood, developed in 1874, takes its name from the esteemed Carlos M. Cole, a pivotal figure in the history of Denver Public Schools, recognized for his instrumental role in establishing junior high schools in the city. The flag captures the essence of the neighborhood, showcasing the majestic entrance of the colonial revival-style Cole Junior High School, which has since transformed into the Cole Arts and Sciences Academy. The colors of the flag, inspired by Cole's home state of Iowa, serve as a meaningful homage to his roots while celebrating the enduring legacy of education in this vibrant community.