AOC: Soccer Champs Triumph After Tragedy
The beginning of the 2018-19 school year was not easy for the Cole Middle School community. As...
The beginning of the 2018-19 school year was not easy for the Cole Middle School community. As...
Join us on December 20th for DSST’s annual Holiday Party!
When it comes to participation in their children’s education, refugee families often face...
You have already received an email (or four) asking for your Core Value Award nominations....
The Denver school boardpostponed a much anticipated announcementthis week: Who will be the...
Here's a friendly reminder to complete the mid-year survey by Friday, November 30. This survey...
Don’t forget: If you would like to nominate a fellow team member -- or several -- for our Core...
If there’s one thing state legislators can agree on, no matter their party affiliation, it’s that...
Between 1990 and 2015, Seattle’s neighborhoods saw a notable decline in racial segregation.
The beginning of the 2018-19 school year was not easy for the Cole Middle School community. As many of you know, a student was severely injured, and the effects were felt by students, staff, and families alike. But in spite of this adversity, a beautiful story arose from one special group that showed incredible courage and resilience. They are the two-time consecutive championship winning Cole Middle School soccer team!
Join us on December 20th for DSST’s annual Holiday Party!
When it comes to participation in their children’s education, refugee families often face overwhelming barriers. The challenges run from teachers who speak a different language to incomprehensible rules and customs.
You have already received an email (or four) asking for your Core Value Award nominations. Everyone across the organization lives the Core Values in their own unique ways, and the results of your dedication are what makes DSST a special place for our students and staff. The door is open for nominations through December 7th, and after much deliberation, the winner will be announced at the Holiday Party on December 20.
The Denver school board postponed a much anticipated announcement this week: Who will be the finalists for the superintendent job?
Here's a friendly reminder to complete the mid-year survey by Friday, November 30. This survey contains two parts. The first part is anonymous and will answer a very important question: How are you doing this year? People are at the heart of DSST, and your feedback will help understand how DSST can better support all of our team members. In the past, results from this survey have driven our approaches to fulfillment, equity, and many other aspects of DSST's Core Model.The survey will remain open through Friday, Nov. 30, and we anticipate it should take about 15-20 minutes to complete.
Don’t forget: If you would like to nominate a fellow team member -- or several -- for our Core Value Awards, nominations are due Friday, Dec. 7.
If there’s one thing state legislators can agree on, no matter their party affiliation, it’s that the way schools are funded in Colorado should change. But the failure of Amendment 73—which would have increased taxes to fund P-12 education—in the 2018 midterms was a reminder that solutions are hard to come by.
Between 1990 and 2015, Seattle’s neighborhoods saw a notable decline in racial segregation.