School-based Support

Parent Involvement Opportunities

Each Title I school are asking parents to become involved in the activities at school. Ways families can get involved include:

Participating as partners in the decisions that affect children and families by serving on school committees and advisory councils.
Sharing strategies for promoting and supporting the education of your child at home and at school.
Help with Title I involvement and community programs at your school.
Attend parenting workshops, trainings and learning activities.
Be present at conferences and stay in the know through the school newsletter.
Volunteer and visit classrooms frequently.
Collaborate with the community partners to provide resources that are used to strengthen your school, family and student learning.
Attend district visits and activities.

Executive Director-Learning Services

Administrative Assistant

P: 720-542-5093

At the beginning of each school year the district will prepare a report for parents of all children attending school, showing how the school performed on PARCC compared to the state and whether the district has been identified for school improvement. The report can be accessed on your school's website.
A copy of the Parent Involvement Policy will be distributed to all parents at their home school.
Parent meetings are scheduled near the beginning of the year to discuss the Title I Program, as well as other services available to help students improve achievement.
Parent and school compacts will be sent home to all families.
Workshops, in-services, speakers, and programs may be provided to help meet the needs of parents, promoting an open-door policy for parents and/or families to visit the school, the Title I program, as well as other programs outlined in this policy.
Parent-teacher conferences will be scheduled regularly throughout the year to discuss the needs and progress of each individual student.