DSST Celebrates Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at Elevate Northeast High School
Today we celebrated the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for DSST: Elevate Northeast High School! Read all...
Today we celebrated the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for DSST: Elevate Northeast High School! Read all...
We are excited to welcome all our new staff members, including some new school leaders! Today we're...
In 1958, the National Defense and Education Act (NDEA) was signed, which opened the way for...
A big thank you goes out to every member of our team who has worked over the past few months to...
Check out this news story from Denver7, featuring Senior & "Legacy Dragon" Paton Janz. He is part...
Take a MOMENT for your ENROLLMENT!
After wrapping up iReady testing, the entire 7th grade class at Aurora Science & Tech participated...
The Pointed Problem: Increasing Rigor Amid Myriad New Challenges
After less than two years on the job, Denver Public Schools superintendent Susana Cordova resigned...
Today we celebrated the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for DSST: Elevate Northeast High School! Read all about the event below, plus an introduction to Founding School Director Travonda Favorite.
We are excited to welcome all our new staff members, including some new school leaders! Today we're featuring two new School Directors (neither of whom are new to the DSST family!), Meghan Janci from DSST: Conservatory Green High School and Misha Hudak from DSST: Cole Middle School!
In 1958, the National Defense and Education Act (NDEA) was signed, which opened the way for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) to become a main focus of schooling in both K-12 and higher education. The NDEA was in response to the launch of the Russian satellite, Sputnik in 1957. With this launch, the space race began. The United States and Russia were already steeped into the cold war between the two countries. Being the first to reach to the moon became a rallying cry as cemented by John F. Kennedy’s moon speech:
A big thank you goes out to every member of our team who has worked over the past few months to help us recruit a diverse team. Watch the video to see if you won the $500 raffle!
Check out this news story from Denver7, featuring Senior & "Legacy Dragon" Paton Janz. He is part of a special group of students who were the first to matriculate all the way up from CASA, through Cole MS, and are now graduating from Cole HS this year!
Take a MOMENT for your ENROLLMENT!
After wrapping up iReady testing, the entire 7th grade class at Aurora Science & Tech participated in a special community day afternoon led by 7th grade Social Studies teacher, Allie Crites. Together, students built a model B-17, a bomber plane that was used by the US Army Air Force during World War II.
The Pointed Problem: Increasing Rigor Amid Myriad New Challenges
After less than two years on the job, Denver Public Schools superintendent Susana Cordova resigned last fall. She said it was because she got an amazing job opportunity in Dallas, Texas, but some think she was pushed out by a school board that disagreed with her vision. At the center of that conflict? Education Reform, a nationwide movement that found a fertile testing ground here in Denver about 15 years ago under then superintendent Michael Bennet (Yes, that Michael Bennet). So what is Education Reform? How did it get so controversial? And what does the board’s search for a new superintendent say about the future of the reform movement here in Denver?