DPS is taking steps to ensure health insurance is affordable and accessible to all employees. Starting in August 2022, all full-time employees at DPS will have access to free employee coverage with our new Motiv Health plan.
This week, the Colorado Avalanche are heading to the 2022 Stanley Cup Final against the Tampa Bay Lightning! This will be the Avalanche’s first appearance in the Cup Final since their victory over the New Jersey Devils in 2001.
As the 2021-22 school year draws to a close, I want to thank our entire Denver Public Schools community for your efforts to keep the focus on our scholar’s learning throughout this school year.
One student in particular that Jordan helped was a student who had horrible attendance, only showing up once a week, if that. He put him on the basketball team to encourage him to come to school, and when the student said he didn't have a ride, Jordan jumped right in.
To celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, Swigert International School students and staff watched a AAPI Heritage Month video and were invited to create posters to highlight an AAPI figure they admire and highlight the IB attribute their selected figure embodies.
On Monday, May 30, we celebrate Memorial Day. As we enjoy time with family, let us also take the opportunity to remember and to express our gratitude to all the individuals who have served and sacrificed for our country.
There are no words to express our pain about the mass shooting at an elementary school in the Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District west of San Antonio, Texas. We are sending our deepest sympathies to all of the people impacted by this school shooting.
Susan approaches all situations with the Students First mindset, and her classroom and broader school community is a reflection of this.
As we continue to celebrate Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, the Asian Education Advisory Council (AEAC) celebrated 36 years of seeking to improve educational opportunities and to provide quality education for all students, particularly students of Asian/Pacific Island heritage. Superintendent Dr. Alex Marrero was in attendance to help present awards.
Earlier this month, Denver Public Schools Department of Social Work and Psychological Services honored the School Psychologist of the Year and the School Social Worker of the Year for the 2021-2022 school year. Amber Brydon from Girls Athletic Leadership Schools of Denver (GALS) was named School Psychologist of the Year and Angel Saiz from Northfield High School was named Social Worker of the Year.
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