Munroe Elementary is a Denver Public Schools neighborhood K–5 school in the Westwood neighborhood of southwest Denver that enrolls early childhood (ECE) students and elementary grades. The school offers in-person and remote learning options and conducts community engagement and enrollment through district processes.
Munroe Elementary is a Denver Public Schools K–5 neighborhood school that also enrolls early childhood (ECE) students. The school serves a multilingual community and conducts outreach and enrollment via district registration systems.
The school has implemented health and safety protocols including daily staff health screenings, temperature checks for students, frequent handwashing, enhanced cleaning of classrooms and school facilities, and mask use for adults. Arrival and dismissal procedures have been adjusted (drop‑off/pick‑up outside the building in designated areas) and classrooms have been organized to limit movement outside of core teaching activities.
Families may enroll students in a centrally run remote learning program; students enrolled in that central program do not receive instruction from Munroe teachers but retain their spot at the school.
Early childhood enrollment is offered; the school was accepting 3-year-old children as part of ECE admissions.
Early childhood education offerings at Munroe include ECE enrollment; the school noted it was accepting 3‑year‑olds for ECE admission.
School instruction for kindergarten through fifth grade, offered with options for in-person learning and with district-managed remote learning available as an alternative.
In-person elementary instruction for kindergarten through fifth grade, operating on the district calendar and following the school’s bell schedule.
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The school referenced opening primary Special‑Education Center programs for students in grades K–2 and indicated that families would be provided more information about specific dates.
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