If you would like your student to experience classes of the the grade in which your child is entering, please email Jose Martinez or call 720-424-0462.
If you would like to schedule a tour of the school, please contact our Parent and Community Liaison, Jose Martinez via email or call 720-424-0462. Se habla espanol.
Parent Portal is a quick link on the Early College website where parents/guardians can track your student’s class schedule, teachers’ posting of homework and grades, student attendance, and much more.
For more information, visit https://myportal.dpsk12.org/
If you have specific questions regarding Parent Portal, please contact our Parent and Community Liaison, Jose Martinez via email or call 720-424-0462. Se habla espanol.
Early College students are issued an I.D. card from the school picture they take during registration or on retake day near the beginning of the school year. The student is expected to have their I.D. in their possession at all times while they are on our school campus. If a student loses their I.D., one free replacement will be provided by the Main Office.
Students at Martin Luther King, Jr. Early College come from a wide variety of ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds.
The student body is comprised of the following ethnicities:
To celebrate the diversity at the Early College, various clubs and resources are available to support all students regardless of their races, religions, sexual identity, gender.
Parent volunteers are always welcome at the Early College. Various areas can use the additional support of parents. To find out more information about volunteering, please contact our Parent and Community Liaison, Jose Martinez via email or call 720-424-0462. Se habla espanol.
Early College parents are welcome and encouraged to observe their children during the school day. [Red chair program]
Before the registration process begins at the school, you must FIRST visit or contact the Choice Office at Evie Dennis or call 720-423-7627.
IF YOU ARE LIVING WITH ANOTHER FAMILY: ALL of the following are required:
Yes, each student is assigned a counselor and will help students in curriculum and course selection. It is most beneficial to encourage your child to take the lead in getting to know his or her Counselor early in the first semester of their Early College career. That same counselor will assist your child throughout their tenure at Martin Luther King, Jr. Early College. Counselors can assist with anything from course selection to middle school to high school transition, to college preparation and college visits and more. If you don’t know your student’s counselor, contact the Counseling Center.
If a family is experiencing financial hardship, please connect with the school’s Social Worker as well as the Parent and Community Liaison to learn about resources and opportunities offered. The information provided will remain confidential to the school.
You must notify the Attendance Office via phone at 720-424-0555, within two days of the absence. Please provide your student’s name, their student ID number, the reason for the absence, dates of the absence, your name and a phone number where you can be reached during the day.
You must notify the Main Office at 720-424-0420, with your name, your student’s name, and the reason for leaving early. When you arrive, your child will be called out of class with their belongings and you must sign them out in the main office before leaving the premises.
You will be notified of the class absence by the automated attendance system, either by phone, email or both. You can also check attendance on Parent Portal. The main office or the Discipline Team can answer any questions you have regarding attendance. Interventions ranging from detention to Saturday school will be assessed depending on the number of violations.
If your child is absent, you can reach out to any of the student’s teachers to get the specific work needed. If you are not aware of what teachers your student has, you can access their schedule via Parent Portal or please contact your student’s counselor for further assistance.
To request records, please email or call:
Registrar
720-424-0472
Visit our Tutoring page for more information.
Assessments provide valuable information for students, parents and educators on whether or not students have mastered grade level content and are on track to graduate prepared for the 21st century. Assessments provide valuable information to improve curriculum, instruction and leadership in order to better serve your child. Each student gains from assessment data because teachers know what students need. Teachers gain from assessment data because they grow as educators and can meet those particular needs. Assessment data helps students grow, regardless of their academic level, contributing to the DPS vision of Every Child Succeeds. Though state testing is very important, parents do have the right to opt their children out of some assessments.
The window for parents and families to request an assessment exemption (opt-out) is now open. Parents who would like to opt out of eligible assessments can fill out the Assessment Participation Exemption Request Form. This form is available in the DPS Parent Portal. Parents must complete this form by March 2.
The assessments available for exemption include: