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Colorado Schools and Districts
Contact information for Colorado schools and districts.
Search to find your neighborhood school.
Information on Colorado schools, districts and charter schools.
Partnering With Your Child's School
How to get involved in your child’s school.
National Parent Teacher Association’s Toolkit for parents.
Resources for Families and Parents
U.S. Department of Education's parent and family resources.
Kindergarten
Legislation of full day kindergarten and attendance in Colorado.
Family and community guides for the Colorado Academic Standards.
Literacy Curriculum Transparency
Information on literacy curriculum in Colorado schools and districts.
School Attendance
How to prepare your family for kindergarten (external).
Build the Habit of Good Attendance
Ways to support your child with attendance (external).
How to support your child in preparing for school (external).
Learn more about attendance policies in Colorado
Language Superpower
Multilingual information on the value of family home languages.
Bilingual parent resources for families about school.
Reading in home language supports your child's reading.
Exceptional Kids
Resources for families of young children with disabilities.
Resources for families of children who are highly gifted.
Transitions for learners who may be at risk for learning disabilities.
Information and resources for schools and families as they support students with literacy challenges, including dyslexia.
Growing Kids
Video and article on three core concepts in early development.
Steps for brain-building serve and return. (Spanish) (Portuguese).
Colorado Universal Preschool Program
Find out more about the Colorado Department of Early Childhood’s Universal Preschool Program.
Support for Families
If your family has moved across school district boundaries or from another state in the last 3 years while working in agriculture, fishing, or dairy or meat plants, you may qualify for additional support services from the Migrant Education Program.
If any of your family members are currently living in a shelter, motel, inadequate trailer, or house; staying temporarily with relatives or friends due to economic hardship or loss of housing; or experiencing housing insecurity struggles, you may qualify for additional educational rights under the McKinney-Vento Act.
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