In our modern world of constant distractions, piles of work, and ceaseless demands on our attention, it can feel tough to find a moment of serenity. Meditation has been proven to help, and yet getting started may feel daunting. Maybe you’ve dabbled in meditation but the habit never really stuck? Perhaps you are tired of your smug friends talking about how much meditation has changed their lives, and you’re ready to get on the bandwagon?
When a 6th grade science teacher left our school last fall for active duty, a packed room of 6th and 7th graders gave him a tearful military sendoff. “He did so much to help me last year,” said one student, a former member of his advisory group. These words of gratitude were echoed by dozens of students.
In between classes and homework, Madeline Chalecki is spending all of her spare time talking about medical debt and our healthcare system. She's in twelfth grade at DSST: Montview High School and as part of her senior project, she is collecting donations to abolish medical debt.
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As we touched upon in a previous Pet of the Week highlighting Australian Shepherd Manolo and his mom Yunuen Cisneros, we are in the midst of School Choice season, which comes to a close next Tuesday, February 18.
If you joined us last month at the DPS Board Meeting to show you support for DSST High School @ Noel, you already know what a great time that was, and we’re excited to see you again next week!
While it may seem far away now, Senior Signing Day planning is already underway!
On March 26, DSST high school students will have the opportunity to explore and connect with 30+ colleges and universities from around the country at the Colorado Convention Center. In addition to a traditional college fair, students will be able to take advantage of breakout sessions geared toward preparing students for success on the road to and through college.
This week, we have guest writer and Montview MS Writing teacher PJ Shields taking over and sharing the heartwarming story of her cat, Ghost.
8th graders from CGMS will showcase their original art creations that celebrate women who catalyzed positive change.
