Giving & Cheer Day 4: Natalie Graebe on the Core Value of Courage
Hello! My name is Natalie Graebe and I am currently the Director of Curriculum and Instruction at...
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12/12/22
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Giving & Cheer Day 4: Natalie Graebe on the Core Value of Courage
Hello! My name is Natalie Graebe and I am currently the Director of Curriculum and Instruction at Aurora's first DSST school, Aurora Science & Tech. I also received the Core Value Award for Courage last year.
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12/09/22
Giving & Cheer Day 3: Blake Stepan on the Core Value of Curiosity
Hello! My name is Blake and I've been lucky enough to be the music teacher at DSST: Cole since 2016, and I was last year's winner for the Curiosity Core Value Award.
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12/08/22
Giving & Cheer Day 2: Michael Vess on the Core Value of Respect
Greetings! My name is Michael Vess. I am the MIS Center Program Teacher at DSST: Conservatory Green Middle School, and the recipient of the 2021 Respect Award.
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12/07/22
Giving & Cheer Day 1: Helen Oliver on the Core Value of Responsibility
Hello DSST! My name is Helen Oliver, recipient of the 2021 Responsibility Award. I have worked at DSST Byers since 2014 and have seen our community grow in so many ways since then.
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12/06/22
Ariel Berryman Memorial Scholarship applications now open for 2023-24
The application for the Ariel Berryman Memorial Scholarship -- now in its sixth consecutive year -- is officially open. Jim and Teresa Berryman launched the Ariel Berryman Memorial Scholarship Fund after the loss of their daughter, Ariel, to honor her passion for helping others reach their full potential.
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12/06/22
Teen says volunteering helps him gain perspective on life in the real world
This November, Servicios de La Raza distributed 500 meals to people in the community who needed them just before Thanksgiving. They hope to distribute another 500 before Christmas. But before they can do that, they need to gather more food.
Helping with the food distribution, and the donation collecting, is volunteer Aiden Hernandez. Just a senior at DSST: Conservatory Green High School, he has been a familiar face at nearly every event Servicios de La Raza has recruited volunteers for this year.
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12/01/22
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Share why others should consider giving to DSST Public Schools on Colorado Gives Day
Colorado Gives Day is Tuesday, Dec. 6! To promote our network on this day, we are making an ask of our team.
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11/29/22
Denver Post Top Workplace Survey: What to know
As you may have read in this morning's email from Bill, DSST Public Schools has been voted a Top Workplace by the Denver Post eight times over the past 10 years. Beginning today, Nov. 29, we have the opportunity to participate in their Top Workplace Survey once again.
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11/21/22
Students and staff share why they are grateful for DSST
As we prepare for Thanksgiving, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on this year so far and say thank you to the entire DSST community. This year has not been without challenges, and your support has shown your deep commitment to our students and education.
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11/17/22
National American Indian Heritage Month: November is about more than kicking off the holidays
November is often looked at as the season that leads us into the holiday season, however, it is much more than that. In 1990 a decision was made and proper recognition was given to those who have called this North American soil home for much longer than any other group of people. What is now "National American Indian Heritage Month" initially began as a single day (Nov. 28) before evolving into a week and then a full month of celebrating the beautiful indigenous people of the Americas.
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