Denver Public Schools Exceptional Student Services
District autism programsRuns Multi-Intensive Autism (MIA) center classrooms within a continuum of special-education services across the district.
Visit site6 schools and programs in DenverDetails checked July 2026Editorial guidelines
Most autistic students in Denver are educated in Denver Public Schools with support through an IEP, while some families choose a private autism or neurodiversity school. There is no single best setting — the right one depends on your child.
Runs Multi-Intensive Autism (MIA) center classrooms within a continuum of special-education services across the district.
Visit siteDenver nonprofit offering a state-approved facility school and center-based programs from early childhood through age 21.
Visit siteColorado-approved facility school for students ages 2 to 21 with autism and developmental disabilities; Denver-area campus.
Visit siteIndependent Denver school (grades 2-12) using individualized profiles and small classes for students with learning differences.
Visit sitePrivate middle and high school with a socio-academic program designed for neurodiverse students, including those on the spectrum.
Visit siteLittleton school near Denver with a 4-to-1 setting and a dedicated Havern Autism Program for Level 1-2 students.
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