Teacher's Lounge: Jacquelyn Seigle
As a kid, Jacquelyn Seigle always enjoyed strength-based sports such as gymnastics. So it came as...
As a kid, Jacquelyn Seigle always enjoyed strength-based sports such as gymnastics. So it came as...
For the third consecutive year, DPS was a district winner of CDE's ELPA Excellence Award for the...
Brad Burck’s dad is a 30-year vocational teacher, and made sure he taught his son just about...
In 2012, Courtney DeAnda was involved in a terrible ski accident which resulted in a traumatic...
One of the pressing education issues that Colorado lawmakers set out to tackle this session was the...
It would be impossible for DSST to have the impact that it does without its amazing teachers.and...
By Bill Kurtz, 5/4
Recently, 89 DSST seniors earned the Seal of Biliteracy, a nationally recognized award that...
One teacher shares her tips on how she brings more students into the conversation, and why doing so...
Want to relive the magic of Senior Signing Day? You're in luck! You can watch the whole celebration...
As a kid, Jacquelyn Seigle always enjoyed strength-based sports such as gymnastics. So it came as little surprise that when she needed physical therapy after a skiing accident in 2013, the strength-based exercises she now loves piqued her interest.
For the third consecutive year, DPS was a district winner of CDE's ELPA Excellence Award for the 2017-18 school year, and DSST had four schools which earned recognition.
Brad Burck’s dad is a 30-year vocational teacher, and made sure he taught his son just about everything he knows when it comes to being handy: welding, automotive repair, drafting, and carpentry. And while Burck, a seventh grade science teacher at DSST: GVR MS, has followed his parents’ footsteps into the teaching profession, those other skills have come in handy as he also makes and sells custom furniture on the side.
In 2012, Courtney DeAnda was involved in a terrible ski accident which resulted in a traumatic brain injury. As she recovered, she had to re-learn even simple tasks like walking and talking.
One of the pressing education issues that Colorado lawmakers set out to tackle this session was the so-called teacher shortage. Colorado faces the same shortages of science and math teachers that other states do.
It would be impossible for DSST to have the impact that it does without its amazing teachers.and staff. Each day, you dedicate yourselves to helping to our students become the best versions of themselves. That’s why we’re happy to provide extra special recognition from May 7-11, during Teacher Appreciation Week!
By Bill Kurtz, 5/4
Recently, 89 DSST seniors earned the Seal of Biliteracy, a nationally recognized award that certifies a student has attained proficiency in two or more languages.
One teacher shares her tips on how she brings more students into the conversation, and why doing so has become one of the most important ways she helps her students develop essential communication and thinking skills.
Want to relive the magic of Senior Signing Day? You're in luck! You can watch the whole celebration online, and you can also watch the two videos we highlighted during the event.