-
D49 Summer Meal Service Begins June 5
District 49 will offer breakfast and lunch service this summer at no cost to all children, ages 1-18.
Scroll down to District Updates for more information
-
You Did It, GOAL Graduates
District 49 wrapped up the 2023 graduation season on June 2 with graduates from GOAL High School taking the stage at the Broadmoor World Arena.
-
Vista Ridge Cheers on The Class of '23
Families, friends and staff celebrated with the Vista Ridge High School Class of '23 Saturday, May 27
-
Falcon Falcons Celebrate the Class of 2023
The Falcon High School class of 2023 celebrated under sunshine and blue skies May 26
-
SCHS: Gathered together one last time!
Sand Creek High School celebrated its graduation on Thursday.
-
Launching Rockets: SSAE Students Fulfill Their Missions
There’s nothing better than watching and seeing students participate in a project-based learning project that culminates in success.
-
Awarded for Capturing Kids' Hearts for Six Years
For the sixth consecutive year, Ridgeview Elementary School was named a National Showcase School.
-
D49 Applauds Top Team Members at Year-End Celebration
More than 200 friends, family members and colleagues gathered to recognize District 49’s Employees of the Year for 2023 on May 17 at Creekside Success Center.
-
PTEC Students Move on to Skills, Trades, and College: Graduation 2023
Thirty-one PTEC students graduated from high school, with five completing their associate degrees in applied science at Pike Peak State College. The class of 2023 is the third graduating PTEC class earning applied science associate degrees.
-
Always Moving Forward: Congratulations PHS Class of 2023
Patriot High School families and staff celebrated 30 graduating seniors at the PHS campus, May 19. PHS principal Steve Gard was the keynote speaker for the event, and was greeted by appreciative applause.
-
SSAE Grads Ready for Life's Next Path
Family and friends of the Springs Studio for Academic Excellence Class of ’23 gathered at the DoubleTree Hotel of Colorado Springs on May 19 to honor this year’s graduates.
-
PPEC Celebrates Graduation 2023
Thirty-five Pikes Peak Early College seniors accepted their diplomas this morning at The Campus in D49. The school had 48 seniors graduating, with 16 students graduating with associate degrees.
-
Fitness is the Goal for D49 Teacher
Brockberg named the SHAPE 2023 Central District Adapted Physical Education Teacher of the Year award.
-
Valuing Staff, Students in District 49
In D49, one of our key strategic priorities or “Big Rocks,” is Value All People. Celebrating the contributions and achievements of individuals in our district is one way to demonstrate that commitment.
-
Playing with Legos to Learn STEAM
Students play and learn in the Lego Robotics Club at Falcon Elementary School of Technology

-
D49 Summer Meal Service Begins June 5
Starting June 5, District 49's Evans Elementary School will host breakfast and lunch service this summer at no cost to all children, ages 1-18.
-
49 Voices: A D49 Podcast Episode 5 - Now Available
Listening is a key component of learning, and in D49’s culture and strategy of continuous improvement, we know we must listen to the voice of the student. Student feedback gives us information we can act on to make their experience at school meaningful and enriching, which speaks to our priorities of building firm foundations, offering exceptional choices and launching successful students.
-
Grateful for Support from Local Businesses
Thank you to these companies that have stepped up to generously support initiatives in District 49.
-
Free and Reduced Benefits Program Update for 22-23
We invite you to take a look at some important information about the overall value of the Free and Reduced Benefits Program.
-
Become a D49 Parent Star!
The enormous challenge we continue to face as educators during the COVID-19 pandemic is the shortage of substitute, or guest, teachers.
Academy for Literacy, Learning & Innovation Excellence
-
The Academy for Literacy, Learning & Innovation Excellence inspires students with language based learning difficulties and characteristics of dyslexia to celebrate their strengths and overcome their struggles while preparing for a successful educational experience in middle school, high school and beyond. In its quest to be the finest school in District 49 to serve students with language based learning difficulties and characteristics of dyslexia, ALLIES aims to make a difference in the lives of the students it serves and the families who support these children. Students succeed in a caring and supportive environment that accommodates for their needs and draws on their strengths. ALLIES families experience the difference and watch their bright children flourish as they overcome their academic struggles and discover their gifts.
ALLIES Updates
-
Our office number is 719-494-8850. School hours for the front office are 7:30 AM - 4:00 PM Monday through Friday.
Our secretary, Sandi Esparsen, is happy to assist you.
-
Back To School Information: Important dates, expectations and school supply lists can be found on the back to school page.