Denver Public Schools Superintendent Alex Marrero on Thursday recommended the Board of Education vote to permanently close or restructure 10 schools across the city in response to declining K-12 enrollment in Colorado’s largest district. READ MORE: Superintendent recommends DPS close or restructure 10 schools as enrollment continues to fall

The district is proposing closures and consolidations to address enrollment declines and save nearly $30 million. The board will vote on the closures November 21st.

Denver Public Schools will close seven schools and restructure three others at the end of the 2024-25 school year. Now, board members will visit each school and listen to public comments during

Denver Public Schools’ Board of Education will host special public comment sessions next week ahead of members’ vote on whether to close or restructure 10 schools. Related Articles Education | Superintendent recommends DPS close or restructure 10 schools as enrollment continues to fall Education | The 10 schools Denver Public Schools wants to close or restructure to combat declining enrollment

Denver Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Alex Marrero on Thursday evening announced that the following schools are recommended for closure:

Denver Public Schools announced the planned closure of seven schools and restructuring of three others due to falling enrollment and funding pressures.

Denver Public Schools (DPS) is addressing a significant challenge by recommending the closure and restructuring of several schools. These changes come after years of declining student enrollment, which has put pressure on the district.

Denver Public Schools will close seven schools and restructure three others at the end of the 2024-25 school year.