Renaissance News and Notes 25-26
Access Your Student’s CMAS Scores Online
DCSD would like to share that families can now access CMAS score reports electronically through the Pearson Family Portal. This secure site provides timely access to your child’s results, including strengths, areas for growth, and resources to support learning at home.
You’ll need your student’s State ID (SASID), name, and date of birth to log in. Please remember—CMAS results are just one piece of the puzzle in understanding your child’s learning, alongside classroom performance, teacher feedback, and grades.
Picture Retake Day:
Friday, October 3rd (morning only)
Carpool Information
Renaissance Secondary School has teamed up with Way to Go to offer Schoolpool, a carpool matching service. Schoolpool connects neighboring families who may be a good fit for driving, walking or biking to school together.
Click here for instructions on how to register. Questions? Contact our Registrar, Tiffany Reckseen.
Capture the moments that matter!
Don’t forget to preorder your yearbook! It’s the best way to make sure you don’t miss out on the memories from this year. Question about ordering your yearbook? Reach out to us at info@rensec.org.
Each Renaissance Secondary student is required to bring a Chromebook-level device and charger to school each day to support learning.
If providing a device presents a financial hardship, families may request to borrow a school-issued Chromebook for the year.
➡️ Request a loaner Chromebook here.
Lunch is on the house!
School lunch at Renaissance is provided free* of charge to all students through DCSD Nutrition Services, with additional à la carte items available for purchase. We encourage all families to complete the Free and Reduced-Price Meal Application—even if you don’t think you qualify—as it helps support school funding and can provide additional benefits like fee waivers. You’ll also find helpful links on our website for the weekly menu and dietary accommodations.
*Student meals are currently free through Colorado’s Healthy Meals for All program, but funding may change based on November ballot initiatives.