Preschool Tuition Investment in Denver’s City Council Districts

The Denver Preschool Program provides preschool tuition support to Denver families with a 4-year old. Unlike most preschool tuition assistance programs, the Denver Preschool Program is for ALL families, regardless of income. Explore the information below to learn about DPP’s investment and impact in each of Denver’s 11 City Council districts. We also invite you to read our 2021-2022 Annual Report to learn about DPP’s impact in the community.

denver city council district map with dpp funding

Denver City Council Districts

To see the investment and impact made by DPP in your district click the link below.

District 1: Councilwoman Amanda Sandoval

denver city council map district 1 with dpp funding

Neighborhoods in District 1:

  • Berkeley
  • Chaffee Park
  • Highland
  • Jefferson Park
  • Regis
  • Sunnyside
  • West Highland

DPP Investment in District 1 from 2022-2023

Percentage of DPP’s Tuition: 5%
DPP Schools Served: 23
DPP Beneficiaries: 414
Total DPP Tuition Support: $1,168,427.21
Total Quality Improvement Grants: $168,512.18

District 2: Councilman Kevin Flynn

denver city council map district 2 with dpp funding

Neighborhoods in District 2:

  • Bear Valley
  • Bow Mar Heights
  • Fort Logan
  • Glenbrook
  • Grant Ranch 
  • Harvey Park North
  • Harvey Park South
  • Mar Lee
  • Marston
  • Pinehurst

DPP Investment in District 2 from 2022-2023

Percentage of DPP’s Tuition: 7%
DPP Schools Served: 16
DPP Beneficiaries: 342
Total DPP Tuition Support: $1,504,723.54
Total Quality Improvement Grants: $160,347.95

District 3: Councilwoman Jamie Torres

denver city council map district 3 with dpp funding

Neighborhoods in District 3:

  • Barnum
  • Barnum West
  • LaAlma/Lincoln Park
  • MarLee
  • Sun Valley
  • Villa Park
  • West Colfax
  • Westwood

DPP Investment in District 3 from 2022-2023

Percentage of DPP’s Tuition: 14%
DPP Schools Served: 26
DPP Beneficiaries: 580
Total DPP Tuition Support: $2,933,416.83
Total Quality Improvement Grants: $287,610.11

District 4: Councilwoman Diana Romero Campbell

denver city council map district 4 with dpp funding

Neighborhoods in District 4:

  • Goldsmith
  • Hampden
  • Hampden South
  • Kennedy
  • Southmoor Park
  • University Hills
  • University Park
  • Wellshire

DPP Investment in District 4 from 2022-2023

Percentage of DPP’s Tuition: 4%
DPP Schools Served: 15
DPP Beneficiaries: 265
Total DPP Tuition Support: $942,348.22
Total Quality Improvement Grants: $132,224.64

District 5: Councilwoman Amanda Sawyer

denver city council map district 5 with dpp funding

Neighborhoods in District 5:

  • East Colfax
  • Hale
  • Hilltop
  • Lowry Field
  • Montclair
  • Washington-Virginia Vale
  • Windsor

DPP Investment in District 5 from 2022-2023

Percentage of DPP’s Tuition: 9%
DPP Schools Served: 25
DPP Beneficiaries: 423
Total DPP Tuition Support: $1,997,178.53
Total Quality Improvement Grants: $305,073.79

District 6: Councilman Paul Kashmann

denver city council map district 6 with dpp funding

Neighborhoods in District 6:

  • Washington Park
  • University of Denver
  • Virginia Village
  • Cory-Merrill
  • Rosedale
  • University
  • Washington Virginia Vale
  • Windor

DPP Investment in District 6 from 2022-2023

Percentage of DPP’s Tuition: 4%
DPP Schools Served: 15
DPP Beneficiaries: 280
Total DPP Tuition Support: $839,834.05
Total Quality Improvement Grants: $97,402.89

District 7: Councilwoman Flor Alvidrez

denver city council map district 7 with dpp funding

Neighborhoods in District 7:

  • Athmar Park
  • College View
  • Historic Baker
  • Overland Park
  • Platt Park
  • Ruby Hill
  • West Washington Park
  • Valverde

DPP Investment in District 7 from 2022-2023

Percentage of DPP’s Tuition: 5%
DPP Schools Served: 19
DPP Beneficiaries: 270
Total DPP Tuition Support: $1,085,166.44
Total Quality Improvement Grants: $143,532.90

District 8: Councilwoman Shontel Lewis

denver city council map district 8 with dpp funding

Neighborhoods in District 8:

  • Park Hill
  • Stapleton
  • Portions of Montbello
  • Portions of East Colfax

DPP Investment in District 8 from 2022-2023

Percentage of DPP’s Tuition: 11%
DPP Schools Served: 34
DPP Beneficiaries: 769
Total DPP Tuition Support: $2,423,991.40
Total Quality Improvement Grants: $304,206.73

District 9: Councilman Darrell Watson

denver city council map district 9 with dpp funding

Neighborhoods in District 9:

  • Auraria
  • Central Business District
  • City Park
  • City Park West
  • Clayton
  • Cole
  • Elyria-Swansea
  • Five Points
  • Globeville
  • Whittier
  • Skyland
  • Union Station

DPP Investment in District 9 from 2022-2023

Percentage of DPP’s Tuition: 16%
DPP Schools Served: 31
DPP Beneficiaries: 558
Total DPP Tuition Support: $3,512,088.22
Total Quality Improvement Grants: $330,059.25

District 10: Councilman Chris Hinds

denver city council map district 10 with dpp funding

Neighborhoods in District 10:

  • Belcaro
  • Capitol Hill
  • Cheesman Park
  • Cherry Creek
  • Civic Center
  • Congress Park
  • Country Club
  • Golden Triangle
  • North Capitol Hill
  • Speer

DPP Investment in District 10 from 2022-2023

Percentage of DPP’s Tuition: 4%
DPP Schools Served: 13
DPP Beneficiaries: 293
Total DPP Tuition Support: $825,516.49
Total Quality Improvement Grants: $142,020.33

District 11: Councilwoman Stacie Gilmore

denver city council map district 11 with dpp funding

Neighborhoods in District 11:

  • Denver International Airport
  • Gateway
  • Green Valley Ranch
  • Montbello
  • Northeast Park Hill
  • Parkfield
  • Stapleton

DPP Investment in District 11 from 2022-2023

Percentage of DPP’s Tuition: 16%
DPP Schools Served: 22
DPP Beneficiaries: 700
Total DPP Tuition Support: $3,447,680.77
Total Quality Improvement Grants: $236,904.73