Application may be made for the next school year beginning October 1 of each year. However, resident applications will receive priority consideration over nonresident applications from October 1 through January 31. After January 31, all applications—resident and nonresident—will be considered on a first-come, first-served basis. Click here for more information.

To view a PDF document outlining our 2012-2013 Registration Information, Timeline and Procedures, please click here.

Please be aware that student copies of the Prospector Course Guide for 2012-2013 are available online.  A hard copy of the prospector will no longer be distributed to Heritage students. Students can view copies of the course guide by clicking here.

The Heritage Theater Arts Department has been featured as BroadwayWorld.com's High-School in the Spotlight. The story is running on the main Broadway page as well as the Denver regional page. You can view this article by clicking here. Congratulations to Miss O and the entire theatre department!

Heritage student bills, for fall courses and activity fees, are now available on Infinite Campus. Due to the decision to conserve resources and save costs, we are asking parents to access student fees by logging into the Infinite Campus Portal and viewing the 'Fees' tab for each of their Heritage students. When parents log into the Portal, detailed instructions are available on the main page under School Notices.

If parents do not have an Infinite Campus Portal login, they need to come to the Main Office, fill out the appropriate paperwork and provide a photo ID.

If you do not have internet access and need to have a bill mailed, please contact the bookkeeper, Eileen Schreiberg, at 303-347-7609 or eschreiberg@lps.k12.co.us.

Heritage is proud to welcome the Rachel's Challenge organization back again this year. On Monday, August 29, incoming freshmen and new students experienced the original Rachel's Challenge assembly, and returning students saw the second-year program. The curriculum - Rachel's Legacy - is very powerful and calls on students to continue to grow as responsible, supportive citizens who act with compassion, understanding and respect. We believe this program will help continue to improve the outstanding climate and culture in our building.

The five new challenges presented to returning students this year are:

1. Leave a POSITIVE legacy (Everyone leaves a legacy whether you want to or not. What do you want yours to be?)
2. SHOW compassion (Don't just feel it, show it.)
3. Practice pre-acceptance (We don't want to just be tolerated, we want to be accepted.)
4. Learn from your mistakes
5. Forgive yourself and others (Often bitterness and grudges hold us back from our potential. Free yourself from those burdens.)

To register, go to www.lpsdriveredonline.net
To get more information, go to www.littletonpublicschoolsdrivered.net