Digital High School

Announcements

  • Digital High School Summer Session 2023

    • Classes run June 1st thru June 21st
    • 100% Virtual Learning
    • Students may access curriculum 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with Teacher availability Monday-Friday, 8:00am-3:00pm
    • Priority given to graduating seniors

    !!!SEE YOUR COUNSELOR TODAY TO REGISTER!!!

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  • D11 Bus Information: 

    Click Here for the D11 Bus Application

    Click Here for the D11 Bus Schedule

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  • Inclement Weather:

    It's that time of year when we may experience inclement weather.  Here is some important information to guide everyone: 

    • Please visit www.d11.org/Weather for more information regarding district delays/closures.  Watch the news & you may receive alerts via text.
    • 2 hour delay: morning classes will start 9:10 am.  Afternoon classes are not impacted. 
    • School Closures:  No students or staff are expected to work on full closure days.
    • Remote Learning Days:  All students and staff are expected to work on remote learning days.  If you haven't checked out a laptop yet, please see your teacher to make arrangments. 
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  • Digital High School

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     Roy J. Wasson Academic Campus
    2115 Afton Way, Colorado Springs, CO 80909

    Principal: john.bailey@d11.org

    Click here to help learn the city bus routes to RJWAC 

    The Digital High School is a District 11 credit recovery program serving El Paso County students.

    • Serving students ages 16 - 20
    • Offering a variety of 58 different courses using the GradPoint Learning program
    • Work in an individualized learning environment
    • Earn up to 20 credits per school year
    • Free day care available (certain conditions apply)
    • Free school transportation between high schools available (certain conditions apply)

     

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School News

District News

  • CMAS Testing

    We are rapidly approaching the end of the third quarter. Soon we will begin the Statewide Colorado Measures of Academic Success or CMAS testing. CMAS is the state’s indicator of academic preparedness for language arts, math, science and social studies. It’s aligned to the state’s rigorous academic standards and designed to gauge how well students are mastering the standards and are prepared for their next grade. The results provide a picture of student performance to schools, districts, teachers, parents, and the community. Results show how students are progressing academically, which is a key component to ensuring students are on track to graduate prepared for college and career. To learn more, click the linked title for Fact Sheets and FAQs.

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  • D11 Insights: February 2023

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