Which Denver schools give priority to students from low-income families?

These more affluent district-run schools opted into the pilot program:

Asbury Elementary School

Edison Elementary School

Steele Elementary School

Academia Ana Marie Sandoval Elementary School Creativity Challenge Community Elementary School Slavens K-8 School East High School

Bromwell Elementary School

Lincoln Elementary School

Park Hill Elementary School

McAuliffe International Middle School

These charter schools also give priority:

DSST: Stapleton Middle School

DSST: Stapleton High School

DSST: Byers Middle School

DSST: Byers High School

DSST: Conservatory Green Middle School

DSST: Conservatory Green High School

Odyssey School of Denver

K-8 Highline Academy

Southeast K-8 Downtown Denver Expeditionary Elementary School

These district-run schools give priority as part of an enrollment zone:

Joe Shoemaker Elementary School

Holm Elementary School

Samuels Elementary School

Swigert International Elementary School Westerly Creek Elementary School

William (Bill) Roberts K-8 School

Isabella Bird Community Elementary School

High Tech Elementary School

Inspire Elementary School

McAuliffe Manual Middle School, which opened last year, also gives priority.