Why work at D49?
The District 49 workforce is a true example of the old adage, “It takes a village to raise a child.” Employees in a variety of roles are essential and contribute in countless ways to the success of students. D49 Partners with FEF to Honor Outstanding Individuals
Why choose District 49?
District 49 prepares students, in a safe and caring environment, to be successful, competent and productive citizens in a global society. Our teachers, administrators and staff members are committed to the creation of educational environments where all children can maximize their individual learning potential.
Who are the students of D49 participating in esports?
D49 students are participating in eSports, competitive online video game tournaments with students from across the country. Ezekiel Ford is serving his country and students at SCHS. As a 2020 graduate, Ford completed his educational journey with plans for a military career.
Does it cost money to complete the D49 application?
We also want to share a friendly reminder that is extremely important for all qualifying families to complete the application process, regardless of the availability of meals at no cost for all D49 families.
What is district 49?
District 49's school administrators and cafeteria managers appreciate the opportunity to share in every student’s life by serving him or her a nutritious meal. They use a computerized point-of-service system called QSP. Each student receives a pin number, much like an adult would for an ATM card. This pin number stays with the student all the way through graduation, for as long as the student is enrolled. This computer system tracks free, reduced and paid student meals and accounts.
Does District 49 have a meal program?
This means that District 49's nutrition services does not receive any financial support from local tax-payers to operate the meal programs. Federal regulations allow schools to deny students who receive reduced- or full-price meals but do not have money (CDE Nutrition Unit Administrator's Reference Manual, Section 4).
Is the nutrition department a federal agency?
The nutrition department is regulated by the federal government through the National School Lunch and Breakfast Program. Part of that regulation is the directive to operate as a self-funded enterprise fund (a not-for-profit business) within the school district.
What is D49 in reading?
In D49 ensuring every learner has a firm foundation in reading is essential. For most that includes learning how to write letters and knowing sight words. For others, it's about mastering a pattern of dots.
What is District 49?
The District 49 workforce is a true example of the old adage, “It takes a village to raise a child.” Employees in a variety of roles are essential and contribute in countless ways to the success of students.
What district has the purple star?
School District 49 is honored to announce a new recognition of its robust support of military families, earning the Purple Star designation. more about D49 Earns Purple Star Designation for Support of Military Students and Families.
Praises Shared for Staff, Students During Fantastic 49
District 49 thanked staff and students for representing the D49 community with excellence during the Fantastic 49 presentation on Feb. 10.
More Space, More Learning - Breaking Ground at BRES
The Falcon Zone’s Firebird Nation Campus will accommodate its rapid expansion by adding additional learning space to Bennett Ranch Elementary School.
RVES in Pursuit of 5th CKH National Showcase School Recognition
Ridgeview Elementary School is currently working to achieve a fifth-consecutive National Showcase School status from the Capturing Kids’ Hearts (CKH) program.
D49 Athletes Personify National Women and Girls in Sports Day
As we take a moment to recognize the 36th annual National Women and Girls in Sports Day, we shine the spotlight on three amazing D49 student athletes.
RES Student Scores Night as VR Basketball Team Captain
Aaron Kopiej, a first-grader at Remington Elementary School, has learned that hard work in the classroom can provide big pay-offs.
Paraeducator Inspires With One-of-a-Kind Music Video
Cory Jacobson is driven by a passion. She wants to help others see the humanity of people who live with a disability.
National School Choice Week!
Choice is one of D49’s core commitments. We call it out in our vision and mission, and it’s one of the six big rocks that create our fundamental strategic priorities.
Praises Shared for Staff, Students During Fantastic 49
District 49 thanked staff and students for representing the D49 community with excellence during the Fantastic 49 presentation on Feb. 10. more about Praises Shared for Staff, Students During Fantastic 49
More Space, More Learning - Breaking Ground at BRES
The Falcon Zone’s Firebird Nation Campus will accommodate its rapid expansion by adding additional learning space to Bennett Ranch Elementary School. more about More Space, More Learning - Breaking Ground at BRES
RVES in Pursuit of 5th CKH National Showcase School Recognition
Ridgeview Elementary School is currently working to achieve a fifth-consecutive National Showcase School status from the Capturing Kids’ Hearts (CKH) program. more about RVES in Pursuit of 5th CKH National Showcase School Recognition
D49 Athletes Personify National Women and Girls in Sports Day
As we take a moment to recognize the 36th annual National Women and Girls in Sports Day, we shine the spotlight on three amazing D49 student athletes.
RES Student Scores Night as VR Basketball Team Captain
Aaron Kopiej, a first-grader at Remington Elementary School, has learned that hard work in the classroom can provide big pay-offs.
Paraeducator Inspires With One-of-a-Kind Music Video
Cory Jacobson is driven by a passion. She wants to help others see the humanity of people who live with a disability.
National School Choice Week!
Choice is one of D49’s core commitments. We call it out in our vision and mission, and it’s one of the six big rocks that create our fundamental strategic priorities.
Mobile Market: Serving Sand Creek Zone Families
The SCZ has partnered with Care & Share to bring our families and community the Mobile Market. more about Mobile Market: Serving Sand Creek Zone Families
Horizon Earns National Platinum Distinction
The Jostens Renaissance School of Distinction designation was created to celebrate those schools that are making a positive impact on school climate and culture more about Horizon Earns National Platinum Distinction
RVES in Pursuit of 5th CKH National Showcase School Recognition
Ridgeview Elementary School is currently working to achieve a fifth-consecutive National Showcase School status from the Capturing Kids’ Hearts (CKH) program. more about RVES in Pursuit of 5th CKH National Showcase School Recognition
D49 Athletes Personify National Women and Girls in Sports Day
As we take a moment to recognize the 36th annual National Women and Girls in Sports Day, we shine the spotlight on three amazing D49 student athletes.
RES Student Scores Night as VR Basketball Team Captain
Aaron Kopiej, a first-grader at Remington Elementary School, has learned that hard work in the classroom can provide big pay-offs.
Paraeducator Inspires With One-of-a-Kind Music Video
Cory Jacobson is driven by a passion. She wants to help others see the humanity of people who live with a disability.
National School Choice Week!
Choice is one of D49’s core commitments. We call it out in our vision and mission, and it’s one of the six big rocks that create our fundamental strategic priorities.
