"America's COVID-19 Memorial" Using Art to Heal, Unity Pandemic Survivors
DENVER (CBS4)– TheBiennial of the Americasis sponsoring the “Americas COVID-19 Memorial,” an art...
DENVER (CBS4)– TheBiennial of the Americasis sponsoring the “Americas COVID-19 Memorial,” an art...
The end of the school year is the season for many things- warmer weather, excitement for summer...
May is Asian American Pacific Islander Month as designated by Public Law 102-45, 1992. Asia...
More than 23,500 families in Denver applied for school choice applications in the first two months...
As we near the close of a chapter for the Henry Pride, we know this year has not been without some...
Everyone loves a good love story. Add dogs to the mix and it’s a classic. This week, we’re...
As the Class of 2021 wraps up their final year of high school, each unique school community has so...
We acknowledge that there are still lingering questions and concerns around the COVID-19 vaccine,...
DENVER (CBS4) – The Biennial of the Americas is sponsoring the “Americas COVID-19 Memorial,” an art project designed to help people across the globe process their feelings about the pandemic.
The end of the school year is the season for many things- warmer weather, excitement for summer plans, and of course, awards to honor the hard work done all year round. We would like to pass on two different opportunities to highlight your amazing school community. Read on for more information!
May is Asian American Pacific Islander Month as designated by Public Law 102-45, 1992. Asia includes the Near East, Far East, and Middle East. As we acknowledge the contributions, rich history and monumental accomplishments of our community, students, neighbors, friends, and family members, it should not be excluded nor lost in any of our minds the times we continue to navigate with our AAPI colleagues.
More than 23,500 families in Denver applied for school choice applications in the first two months of this year, Axios Denver's partners at Chalkbeat report.
As we near the close of a chapter for the Henry Pride, we know this year has not been without some unique challenges. However, throughout it all, our team has been dedicated to making the transition as seamless and supportive as possible for Henry families. As numerous Henry students prepare to join the College View MS community next year, the team has been hard at work to welcome them.
Everyone loves a good love story. Add dogs to the mix and it’s a classic. This week, we’re highlighting two future siblings, Reggie and Fitzgerald, who brought their parents, CG MS Special Education teacher Heather Charlton and her fiancé together at a dog park.
As the Class of 2021 wraps up their final year of high school, each unique school community has so much to celebrate. From Questbridge Scholars to trailblazing senior projects and everything in between, it’s just the beginning for this talented group of students. We’ve created blog posts to highlight the seniors at each one of our schools, and you’ll find them all here, in one place! You’ll find the Hornets painting a mural at CG HS, the Dragons creating a time capsule at Cole HS, and so much more! Read on and join in on the celebration!
We acknowledge that there are still lingering questions and concerns around the COVID-19 vaccine, especially within our communities of color. Therefore, we wanted to pass along an opportunity for those interested in additional vaccine education. KIPP Colorado is partnering with the CDPHE to connect community members with health care providers to talk about the COVID-19 vaccine and answer any lingering questions you may have.