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Enrollment

2026-2027 Enrollment is currently unavailable online as we are transitioning from Alma to Infinite Campus. This will streamline our student data management and family communications. Note: ParentSquare will be discontinued on June 30.

SUMMER HOURS Hanover School District office will be open Tuesday - Thursday from 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM through June 18 and will return from summer break July 21. If you need assistance during this time, please contact Ashley Mazari at the Elementary via amazari@hanoverhornets.org or Stephanie Cabrera at the Junior/Senior High via email scabrera@hanoverhornets.org.

If assistance is needed during summer break (June 19 - July 20), please contact Lori Underwood at lunderwood@hanoverhornets.org

In Person Registration

July 22, 2026
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
General student registration for all families.

 July 23, 2026
1:00 PM – 6:00 PM
General registration + Athletic registration & sports physicals
(minimal fee).
Location: Hanover Jr/Sr High School 17050 S. Peyton Hwy, Colorado Springs, CO 80928 | (719) 683-2247

 

2026-2027 Academic Calendar

2026-2027 Handbooks

Hanover Elementary
Hanover Jr/Sr High School
Transportation
Athletics
Preschool (coming soon)

2026-2027 Key Dates

School Calendar Highlights
July 22–23  Student Registration Days (In Person)
August 5  New Staff Orientation (No Students)
August 13  First Day of School — Jr/Sr High School (Grades 6–12)
August 18 First Day of School — Hanover Elementary 
(K–5)
September 1

First Day of School — Preschool
Oct 15–16 Early Release 2:00 PM + Parent/Family Conferences 2–7 PM
Nov 20–27 Thanksgiving Break
Dec 18–Jan 1 Winter Break
Jan 6 Third Quarter Begins
Mar 11–12 Early Release 2:00 PM + Parent/Family Conferences 2–7 PM
Mar 19–26 Spring Break
May 27 Last Day of School
May 29 Senior Graduation

 

Quick Reference    
Immunization Help
  • Contact your health care provider to update records
  • Free/low-cost vaccines: Family Health Line 1-303-692-2229 or 1-800-688-7777
  • Exemption info: colorado.gov/vaccineexemption
  • 14-day window to provide updated records after notification
 Bus Riding Rules
  • Be at your stop 5 minutes before scheduled time                                                                          
  • K–5 students may NOT walk home from a bus stop
  • EA bus: parent must be present at the stop
  • No eating, drinking, or electronic lights after dark
  • Buses have video recording equipment
  • Students are NOT permitted to carry medication on buses
    
School Year Summary
  • 146 Student Contact Days
  • Q1: Aug 13 – Oct 16 (38 days)
  • Q2: Oct 20 – Dec 17 (32 days)
  • Q3: Jan 6 – Mar 12 (38 days)
  • Q4: Mar 13 – May 27 (39 days)
 Out-of-District Students
  • Choice Permit required each year by May 15
  • Notification of approval by June 1
  • Transportation is parent's responsibility
  • Permit may be denied for expulsion, truancy, or lack of space
    

Forms Required from Physicians

School Supply Lists

Kindergarten

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1st Grade https://a.co/062yVGEr
2nd Grade https://a.co/03lJdch4
3rd Grade https://a.co/05qowSCj
4th Grade https://a.co/025ky01R
5th Grade https://a.co/0bsHh79h
Hanover Jr/Sr High School
(all grades)
  • 5 wide rule notebooks
  • Pencils
  • Blue / Black pens
Preschool
  • Full-Size Backpack: Large enough to fit a standard pocket folder. Avoid wheels, as they do not fit easily into cubbies.
  • Spill-Proof Water Bottle: A reusable bottle with a flip-top or straw lid to minimize spills.
  • Change of Clothes: Two seasonal sets (shirt, pants/shorts, underwear, and socks) placed inside a sealed, labeled Ziploc bag.
  • Plastic Pocket Folder: A heavy-duty plastic folder to carry daily communication notes and artwork home safely.
  • Hard Plastic Pencil Box: Standard size to organize individual coloring supplies. 
  • Velcro Shoes: Highly recommended for daily wear so children can manage footwear independently during gym time and outdoor play. 
  • Crayola Crayons: Two boxes of 8-count or 24-count classic colors.
  • Washable Markers: One pack of broad-line, classic color markers.
  • Glue Sticks: Six to eight Elmer's washable glue sticks (large or chubby sizes preferred).
  • Blunt-Tip Scissors: One pair of 5-inch safety scissors 
  • Play-Dough: A 4-pack of classic Play-Doh brand compound for sensory and fine-motor development.
  • Dry Erase Markers: One pack of thin, black EXPO dry-erase markers for whiteboard tracing. 
  • Disinfecting Wipes: Two or three containers of Clorox/Lysol surface wipes.
  • Baby Wipes: Two packs of unscented sensitive-skin baby wipes for messy hands and art cleanup.
  • Facial Tissues: Two large boxes of Kleenex or soft facial tissues.