Summer School Overview
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Registration for 2017 summer school courses is closed.
For many students, summer is an opportunity to continue courses as part of an academic program, or simply for professional or personal development purposes. For the latter, parents and students can browse our summer opportunities page. Participation in summer programs may have substantial beneficial effects on a child's educational progress. For remedial purposes, elementary and middle school families should first consult their teachers for recommendations. High school students who've fallen behind should register for the district's summer credit recovery program to get back on track for graduation. When registration is open, links to online forms are available at D49.org on each high school's website.
Credit Recovery Resources
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Online Summer School: Reasons & Resources
This website offers a guide that serves as an overview of online summer school, discussing the various types of programs and how they work, and answering common questions. -
Dropout Prevention and Engagement
Dropout Prevention and Student Re-Engagement is dedicated to strengthening, coordinating and aligning resources to reduce the Colorado dropout rate and ensure graduation and school completion and will advance efforts across the state to support planning and implementation of effective practices at the local level. -
Dropout Prevention Programs
Colorado's Dropout Prevention and Student Re-Engagement Unit includes six programs and initiatives and in 2014-15 represents over $28.8 million in funding to support communities, local education agencies, and schools.
