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School of Choice

SCHOOL OF CHOICE

If any of these apply you must complete a School of Choice registration application: 

  • If you reside outside of District 49 and would like to enroll in one of our District 49 schools to include the OWL Dual Language Immersion Program at Stetson Elementary School, or a District 49 Charter school listed here: Grand Peak Academy, and Pioneer Technology and Arts Academy, please visit our Enroll Now page, and select “Choice School” option.

  • Please see the District Map for your neighborhood school.

  • If you are currently enrolled in District 49 and would like to attend a different District 49 school that is not in your neighborhood boundaries, which includes the OWL Dual Language Immersion Program at Stetson Elementary School, or one of the three District 49 Charter schools listed above.

 

 ***Please Note: 

The following Charter Schools process their own student registration applications, please contact them directly: Banning Lewis, Rocky Mountain Classical Academy, Rocky Mountain Home School, Mountain View Academy, Power Technical Early Colleges, GOAL Academy.

 

If you are enrolling in any of our District 49 Charter Schools transportation may be available, please contact the Transportation Department.

Students who choice into a District 49 school outside of their neighborhood school will not have transportation available. Please contact the Transportation Department for more information.

School of Choice Documents

Restricted athletic eligibility is a factor that families should consider before transferring to another school. Parent/guardians are encouraged to completely read and understand the Colorado High School Activities Association rules. According to the CHSAA Transfer Rule, "A student who transfers to a different high school without a bona fide family move over the summer will have restricted eligibility for the first 50 percent of the season in the upcoming school year in those sports (sponsored by CHSAA) in which they participated during the calendar year preceding the transfer.” If you have other questions, please contact your school's athletic director.

School of Choice approved applications are good for the duration of an academic level. For example, a student who is accepted into an elementary school does not have to complete a new choice application until they're ready to enter middle school. District 49 residents who move out of the district may finish the current school year, but must submit a new choice application for the following school year.