New Legacy serves all students ages 14 (and 9th grade eligible) to 21 who want to earn a high school diploma that prepares them for further education or career opportunities and successful parenting. New Legacy is designed to meet the unique needs of pregnant and parenting students but is open to anyone.

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New Legacy does not discriminate against applicants, students, or their families in its enrollment practices or in any of its activities or operations on the basis of race, ethnicity, religion, gender, age, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, military status, political affiliation, creed, color, ancestry, need for special education services, or any other protected status.

If you have any questions about enrollment, please call 303-340-7880 or email enrollment.transcript@newlegacycharter.net.

Current Year Enrollment 
New students must provide the following documents prior to completion of enrollment:

• Photo I.D. of Parent/Legal Guardian
  
• Documentation of Student’s Date of Birth (e.g., birth certificate, passport)
• Proof of Address (e.g., utility bill)
• Immunization Records
• Physical or Well-Child Check
• Previous School Information Including Transcripts, IEP/504 information, and Behavioral Records

Intent to Enroll Form

Intent to Enroll (English/Spanish)

Transcript Request

You may fax your transcript request to 720-367-5464 or send it via email to enrollment.transcript@newlegacycharter.net.

The administration, staff, and parents/guardians of NLCS believe that the improved academic achievement of each student is a responsibility shared by the entire school community, including the school, community members, school administration, staff, students, and parents/guardians (as defined for purposes of this policy to all members of a student’s family involved in the student’s education). Parent/guardian involvement activities in the school will include opportunities for:

• Parents/guardians to volunteer and be involved in school activities: The school has volunteer coordinators who are available to coordinate ways for parents to be involved in the school. They are typically at the school on Tuesday and Thursday mornings or available to meet at other times upon request.
• Staff development and parent education: There are opportunities throughout the year for parents to learn how they can best support their student’s education.
• Parents to provide home support for their student’s education: NLCS looks to parents/guardians to ensure that students have a way to get to school every day and to support their ability to do homework at home.
• Parents to participate in school decision-making: Any parent/guardian is welcome and encouraged to participate on the school’s Accountability Committee, which means bi-monthly on the third Thursday of the month.
• Effective communication between the school and parents: NLCS sends home communications with students and by mail at the end of each quarter. Updates are also posted on the school’s Facebook page and website. In addition, NLCS does phone blasts with critical information and parents are always welcome and encouraged to communicate with school staff members by email, phone, or in person.