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SUMMIT SCHOOL CALENDAR

OPEN ENROLLMENT AT SUMMIT

Summit is an Open Enrollment school, meaning that we do not accept neighborhood students unless they have open enrolled through the BVSD Open Enrollment application. Click here for Open Enrollment information or to schedule a school tour, reservations are required for all day tours.

SUMMIT CONTACT INFORMATION

4655 Hanover Avenue | Boulder, CO 80305

Email: summit.office@bvsd.org

Main Office: 720-561-3900

Attendance Line: 720-561-3902

Fax Number: 720-561-3901

SCHOOL HOURS

Main Office: 7:45 AM to 4:00 PM

School Day: 8:00 AM to 3:05 PM

Office Hours: Lunch & After School until 4:15 PM

Athletic Practice: After school until 4:30 PM

Summit Spiritwear Store

Click here to purchase some great Spiritwear for the school year!

SUMMIT QUICK LINKS

Calendars & Bell Schedules

Donate to Summit

Summit’s CTE Learning Community Building Project!
Help us Design Futures today! Click here for the latest Summit Building Project Information

Click here to donate to Summit's Annual Fund.

As a charter school, Summit is responsible for its own finances. While the voters of BVSD have been very generous, state education funding has been relatively stagnant. Therefore, the Annual Fund augments the following:

Teacher compensation
Professional development initiatives
Educational tools for learning
Student activities and enrichment opportunities
Parent outreach
Facility updates and improvements

Pay Student Fees

Click here to pay student fees.

Fees are now posted in Infinite Campus. Student fees correlate with your student's classes, for both first and second semester. If you see a fee for a class your student is not currently enrolled in, this is a second semester class. All families will also see a Chromebook fee for their Summit issued Chromebook, each year.

*If your student qualifies for Free & Reduced Lunch, your fees will be automatically waived. You can apply for Free & Reduced Lunch on the application page of the Infinite Campus parent portal.

Clubs & Office Hours

The Summit Family Handbook

Infinite Campus & Schoology

Athletic Registration

Spiritwear Store

Safety & Security Resources

Students need to feel safe to be able to learn. Boulder Valley School District is committed to the safety and security of each of the more than 30,000 students and staff using our facilities each day. The Security Department for the Boulder Valley School District operates 24 hours a day year round, including weekends and holidays. Security agents patrol schools after hours and on weekends. If you need to report a non-life threatening emergency such as vandalism, water line breaks or suspicious activity around a school, call the Security Department at (720) 561-5051 or (303) 442-2400. In the case of a life threatening emergency, call 911

Safe2Tell®

Safe2Tell provides young people a way to report any threatening behaviors or activities endangering themselves or someone they know, in a way that keeps them safe and anonymous. For additional information and resources, please visit the BVSD Safety and Security website

Make a Report

The Boulder Valley School District is committed to the safety and well-being of our students. Victims of sexual harassment are encouraged to report the incident to an adult they trust, whether it is a school counselor, administrator or law enforcement. Reports can be made orally or in writing. Written reports can be made using the Board's Complaint form, AC-E2. Learn more on our Help for Students page here.

Financial Transparency

SUMMIT ANNOUNCEMENTS

NEW: The 25-26 Summit School Calendar

Please make sure to out the finalized Summit Calendar for the 2025-2026 school year.

Career and Technical Education Learning Community

Help us Design Futures today! Click here for the latest Summit Building Project Information.

Summit Newsletters

Make sure to check out all the information in our May newsletter, linked here.

BVSD'S FIRST CHARTER SCHOOL

A four-time Blue Ribbon award-winner, Summit values scholarship by providing a rigorous curriculum and academic challenge in a caring community which supports student development and instills a lifelong love of learning.

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