There's a particular kind of pride that comes not just from personal achievement, but from knowing your success belongs to something bigger than yourself. For Ben Garfield, a member of the first graduating class at DSST: Cole High School, that feeling has been a compass ever since he walked across...
Six people. Six values. One remarkable year.
The chess pieces were set. The clocks were ticking. But what unfolded at the first-ever DSST Network-Wide Chess Tournament this April was about far more than who made the best move on the board.
When Aurora Science & Tech High School opened its doors, it didn't have a long history, a legacy of alumni, or decades of tradition. What it had was a group of students willing to help build something from the ground up.
Ashlee's Story of Family Legacy, Love, and a Future in Pediatric Nursing
The Class of 2026 has done it. Every DSST senior has been admitted to college or a postsecondary program. It’s a milestone that reflects not only academic achievement, but years of resilience, mentorship, and community support. From first‑generation college goers to students pursuing skilled trades...
At DSST Public Schools, we’ve always believed every student deserves access to a transformational education: one that prepares them for college and the 21st century. For more than 20 years, our middle and high schools have helped students thrive in college, careers, and life.
April is Neurodiversity Acceptance Month, a time to celebrate the full range of human minds and the unique strengths each person brings to our community. Across DSST, that celebration isn't confined to a single month. It shows up every day, in classrooms, on mountain slopes, on stages, and on yoga...
A new DSST Public Schools initiative to ensure every new educator is known, supported, and empowered to thrive
At DSST, we believe that thriving teachers lead to thriving students. That's why we launched a New Educator Mentorship Program Pilot this spring at four DSST campuses: College View High...
