JeffCo Remote Learning Program

JeffCo Remote Learning Program in Lakewood, Colorado, provides a flexible, quality online education from K–12. The program serves 583 students, has a minority enrollment of 52%, a student-teacher ratio of 14:1, and 43 full-time equivalent teachers, so parents and students receive individualized attention with each session. The student population at JeffCo Remote Learning is 54% female and 46% male. The JeffCo Remote Learning Program was established during the 2020–21 school year. JeffCo Remote Learning offers structured, entirely remote education that includes real-time conversations with teachers and instruction in core, honors, and AP classes, electives, and services for gifted and special education students. The program includes individualized academic plans to map individualized learning paths with each student, one-on-one academic guidance from teachers, student counseling services, and implements strategies to help students grow. JeffCo Remote Learning also focuses on student engagement through clubs, in addition to providing a focus on social-emotional learning. JeffCo Remote Learning is quite similar to the top-rated Elementary Schools in Colorado, which focus on student inclusion, individualization, and successful outcomes for all students.

Jeffco Public Schools is developing a Budget Reduction Blueprint that outlines potential reductions to be considered for the 2026 - 27 school year as a proactive approach toward the financial realities of public education both locally and in Colorado and across the nation.

Q: What is the JeffCo Remote Learning Program for?

A: The JeffCo Remote Learning Program gives Jefferson County students a full-time option to learn online. It fits families who want flexibility and like learning at home.

Q: How does the JeffCo Remote Learning Program teach?

A: Teaching involves many things. Students go to live classes, watch videos, and do work on their own. They also talk to teachers and other students online.

Q: Does the JeffCo Remote Learning Program support students?

A: Yes. Teachers and counselors give help with schoolwork and feelings. Students can set up one-on-one meetings and go to virtual office hours to ask for guidance or talk about problems.

Q: What can students do outside of class in the JeffCo Remote Learning Program?

A: Even when learning remotely, students can often join sports teams or other activities at their local schools, as long as they follow the school rules.

Q: How does the JeffCo Remote Learning Program know if students are present and participating?

A: The program keeps a close watch on student participation. Going to live classes, turning in homework, and talking to teachers count toward attendance and participation.