Will Denver Public Schools be closed tomorrow?

Use our Snow Day Predictor with your Denver ZIP code (802xx/803xx). DPS announces by 5:30 AM via dpsk12.org, the DPS app, and local news (9News, 7News, CBS4, Fox31).

How do upslope storms affect Colorado schools?

Upslope storms bring moisture from the plains up against the Front Range mountains. Denver and Boulder can get 1-2+ feet of snow while eastern plains stay dry. These storms often trigger closures along I-25 corridor.

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Denver Public Schools

Denver • Denver County

92,000 students • Largest in CO

Jefferson County Schools

Lakewood/Golden • JeffCo

80,000 students

Cherry Creek Schools

Greenwood Village • Arapahoe County

Douglas County Schools

Castle Rock • Douglas County

Aurora Public Schools

Aurora • Adams/Arapahoe

Boulder Valley School District

Boulder • Boulder County

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Colorado Springs District 11

Colorado Springs • El Paso County

Academy School District 20

Colorado Springs

Poudre School District

Fort Collins • Larimer County

❓ Colorado FAQs

Will Denver Public Schools close tomorrow?

Use our predictor with your Denver ZIP (802xx/803xx). DPS announces by 5:30 AM via dpsk12.org and 9News/7News.

What are upslope storms?

Upslope storms bring moisture up against the Front Range mountains. Denver/Boulder can get 1-2+ feet while eastern plains stay dry.