Alsup Elementary School is a public elementary school in Commerce City, Colorado, that serves students from preschool through grade 6 and is part of the Adams 14 school district.



Alsup Elementary School serves preschool through grade 6 as a neighborhood school within the Adams 14 district. The school offers grade-level curriculum guides that follow the district's adoption of the Colorado Academic Standards.
The school implements district curriculum resources across grade levels and lists programs and resources for literacy, math, science, social studies, electives, interventions, social-emotional supports, assessments, Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Education (CLDE), and special education. District-adopted instructional materials and supplemental programs named in the curriculum materials include resources such as Wonders/Maravillas, ST Math, Into Math/¡Arriba las Matemáticas!, Heggerty, ECRI, Lexia, and others.
The district’s Gifted Education program identifies and serves gifted and talent-pool learners; each identified gifted student is assigned an Advanced Learning Plan with academic and affective goals, and referrals for identification are accepted during the district’s twice-yearly windows.
A curriculum guide identifies courses and resources for Grades 3–5, including core literacy and math materials and supplemental resources named by the district.
Grade 6 curriculum materials and resources are listed alongside district-adopted standards and supplemental supports used for instruction.
A curriculum guide identifies common courses and instructional resources used at K–Grade 2 and notes that courses can be adjusted by instructional leaders at the school level.
Adams 14 Universal Preschool offers full-day preschool; four-year-old children who meet the district cutoff date are eligible to attend for free and some three-year-old children may also be eligible.
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The Seal of Biliteracy program supports pathways for students to develop biliteracy beginning with activities for elementary and middle grades and culminating in high-school-level proficiency demonstrations; students can earn recognition by demonstrating proficiency in two or more languages through coursework or assessments.
The Special Education department provides a continuum of services through Individualized Education Plans and includes service providers such as teachers, paraprofessionals, speech and language pathologists, occupational and physical therapists, school psychologists, social workers, and audiologists.
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