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.
The Denver Chapter of Jack and Jill of America, Inc. is looking for male African-American high school juniors to honor during their for their 35th Beautillion.
At our 14th annual Slice of Pi fundraiser, we were proud to honor Senator Michael Bennet for his commitment to public education, his work as Superintendent of DPS, and his advocacy in the U.S. Senate. Please take a moment to watch our video tribute of him. His strong leadership has helped DSST increase its impact so that our students can become the best versions of themselves.
We are extremely excited for Senior Signing Day 2018 tomorrow! As a reminder, please review the below and attached logistical information. There is a high chance of rain tomorrow so we are recommending that everyone brings a raincoat or jacket with them to the event.
Teachers are calling for more funding for education, better pay for teachers, and secure retirement benefits. But they face a challenge that educators in other states do not.
