Resources
Orientation
We conduct new student orientation in person with each of our students. Parents or guardians are welcome to join. During the meeting, we will review the number of credits a student has earned and develop a plan for finishing what is needed to fulfill the D11 graduation requirements. Students must earn 46 credits per District 11 standards to earn their diploma. Freshmen beginning in the 25-26 school year and beyond will need to earn 50 credits to graduate.
We use Pearson Connexus for our online courses and Microsoft Office for email, document creation and sharing, etc.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at 719-328-3012
MySchoolBucks
Sign up for MySchoolBucks to add funds to your student's account.
NOTE: Breakfast and lunch is free to all students for the 25-26 school year.
D11 Health
D11 Health
MEDICATIONS
All medications require a completed Medication form signed by the health care provider and parent. Forms are in the school office or the D11 website: Nursing Department -> Health Forms -> Pikes Peak Regional Student Medication Form: One form per medication is required.
In addition, the medication must come in the original container with the student’s name on it or the labeled prescription bottle. No medications will be given if it comes in a baggie, plain bottle, etc.
Non-FDA approved substances: For all medications administered to students, nurses are accountable for knowing therapeutic effects, safe dosage, contraindications, and potential side effects. For this reason, nurses (or any D11 staff) will not administer non-FDA approved substances at school, including herbs, supplements, essential oils etc.
It is a lot of legwork to get all these forms and medications prepared for school, but we greatly appreciate having those emergency medications available. If an emergency arises and we do not have medications to treat it, we will call 911 and notify you as soon as possible.
HEALTH CARE PLANS
If your student has a medical condition (diabetes, seizures, asthma, severe allergies, etc.) please complete a health care plan along with your health care provider. Health care plans are in the school office or on the D11 website: From the homepage, click on Departments, then Nursing.
IMMUNIZATIONS
It is the parent’s responsibility to ensure that their child is compliant with the Colorado Immunization requirements for school attendance. In order to be compliant, the student must have received all the required immunizations or have a signed exemption. It is very important that an updated immunization record be provided to the school office before your child starts school.
If your child is exempt from immunizations for personal or religious reasons, the parent must sign exemption forms each school year. Personal and religious exemptions expire June 30th of each year and a new exemption must be filed prior to the start of the school year. Medical exemptions require a health care provider signature. Exemption forms are in the school office and online:
