Infinite Campus
Infinite Campus is a district-wide student information system (SIS) designed to manage attendance, grades, schedules and other information about our students. Parents/guardians have access to the IC Parent Portal which is a confidential and secure website that allows parents/guardians to view their child's progress in school.
Click here to access the Infinite Campus Portal
Click here to learn more about setting up your Infinite Campus login and password.
Clever
Clever Clever is a secure platform that makes it possible for every student and teacher to instantly access the world of digital learning with a single sign on.
Graduation Requirements
In pursuit of its mission to ensure that all students reach their learning potential and are prepared for postsecondary and career opportunities, the Board of Education has established graduation requirements that are outlined in policy IKF-2. This policy states that in order for a student to receive a high school diploma from the district, students must meet or exceed the district's academic standards and measures required by this policy. Students with disabilities must be provided access to all graduation pathways provided by this policy and must have the opportunity to earn a high school diploma from the district. Students with disabilities that complete the requirements and goals, as listed on a student's Individualized Education Program (IEP), (which may include modified academic standards), can be utilized to create a needed pathway to earn a high school diploma. Policy IKF-2-R-'26 details the class credits and capstone project requirements for Salida School District students to earn their high school diploma.
Concurrent Enrollment
Concurrent Enrollment Programs Act (CEPA) is a program by the state of Colorado that allows high school students to take credit bearing college classes that also satisfy high school graduation requirements. Salida Schools partners with CMC Salida (Colorado Mountain College) to provide concurrent enrollment opportunities for district students. Click here to learn more about how concurrent enrollment can springboard your student into their future goals and aspirations.
Internships
Students at Salida Schools have the opportunity to pursue internships with local professionals coordinated through the partnership with CMC Salida.
Ascent
Accelerating Students through Concurrent Enrollment (ASCENT) is a fifth-year high school program that allows students to participate in concurrent enrollment the year after 12th grade, to enroll in postsecondary courses and earn college credit at no tuition cost to them or their families. Students should reach out to their counselor to learn more about the opportunity to participate in the ASCENT program.
Library and Research
Salida High School provides a library to students for research, reading materials and more. Learn more here.
Gifted and Talented
The Colorado Department of Education's Office of Gifted Education guides the Salida School District's Gifted and Talented services. The vision is to ensure that all gifted students will receive rigorous, culturally inclusive, evidenced-based academic and affective educational opportunities to develop their exceptionalities, leading to fulfilling and productive lives. Learn more about what is available to students who have been identified as being gifted.
Special Education
Services are provided in accordance with state and federal law (IDEA) governing the education of children with disabilities. Before any child is eligible to receive services, concerns about the child's educational progress must first be reviewed at a team conference, and a referral must be made for an evaluation. In Salida, the referral process is made as a team and is made as the result of a larger process called MTSS (multi tiered systems of support). Learn more here.
English as a Second Language (ESL)
Learn more about services provide for students and families who are learning English as a second language.