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About the Denver Public Schools Asthma Program

 

There are over 5,000 students in the Denver Public Schools who have asthma. There are also students who are undiagnosed. Asthma is the number one reason for school absence for students with chronic disease in the nation.

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The Denver Public Schools Asthma Program will help students with asthma stay healthy and stay in school.

 

 

The Asthma Program goals are to:

  • Help students manage their asthma at school
  • Help parents/guardians and students who have asthma learn more about asthma care
  • Help schools assist students with asthma

 

The Free Asthma Education Program provides the following services:

  • Education sessions for students with asthma
  • Resource material (website, brochures, workbooks)
  • Education workshops for students, parents and school staff
  • Assistance for school-based support teams dealing with health issues
  • Free lung tests for those who enroll in the program

 

Contact Information for DPS Asthma Program Personnel

 

Meet the DPS Asthma Program Counselors

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Contact us for more information.

info@DPSasthma.org   or 303.398.1800

Meet the DPS Asthma Program Counselors

Denver Public Schools

The Denver Public Schools system has joined with the following associations to form this Asthma Program.

Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment

Denver HealthThe Children's HospitalColorado Asthma CoalitionAmerican Lung Association of Colorado