Reason for the season: DSST staff share recipes, traditions that bring them joy for the holidays
Continuing family traditions and customs during the holiday season is a powerful way to strengthen...
Continuing family traditions and customs during the holiday season is a powerful way to strengthen...
November is designated as Native American Heritage Month to honor the history, culture and...
Personal essay by Salvador Ramirez (he, him, el), DSST Manager of Equity and Inclusion
Let’s get ready to rumble!
Throughout the month of February, our campuses held various events celebrating Black History Month...
As we prepare for Thanksgiving, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on this year so far and say...
November is often looked at as the season that leads us into the holiday season, however, it is...
DSST: Montview Middle School has had a fun first Trimester. The students, staff and community have...
“It’s hard to imagine where I would be without DSST,” Aileen Ocampo, DSST: Green Valley Ranch 2016...
A guest post by DSST: Conservatory Green student body president, Aiden H. on the history and...
Continuing family traditions and customs during the holiday season is a powerful way to strengthen bonds and create lasting memories. Whether it's decorating the tree together, sharing a special meal or telling stories passed down through generations, these rituals offer a sense of continuity and connection to the past. They provide comfort and stability, especially during times of change or stress, and help to cultivate a shared identity within the family.
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November is designated as Native American Heritage Month to honor the history, culture and contributions of Native Americans and Alaska Natives. In this conversation, Senior Manager of Diversity and Belonging Mercedes Blea-Davis had the opportunity to speak with Crystal DeLeon, Special Education Teacher at DSST: Green Valley Ranch Middle School, to discuss her culture and the significance of being Indigenous in today's world.
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Personal essay by Salvador Ramirez (he, him, el), DSST Manager of Equity and Inclusion
Topics: Community Stories
Let’s get ready to rumble!
Topics: Community Stories
Throughout the month of February, our campuses held various events celebrating Black History Month with the help of Black student leaders and special community guests.
Topics: Community Stories
As we prepare for Thanksgiving, we wanted to take a moment to reflect on this year so far and say thank you to the entire DSST community. This year has not been without challenges, and your support has shown your deep commitment to our students and education.
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November is often looked at as the season that leads us into the holiday season, however, it is much more than that. In 1990 a decision was made and proper recognition was given to those who have called this North American soil home for much longer than any other group of people. What is now "National American Indian Heritage Month" initially began as a single day (Nov. 28) before evolving into a week and then a full month of celebrating the beautiful indigenous people of the Americas.
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DSST: Montview Middle School has had a fun first Trimester. The students, staff and community have enjoyed a plethora of events. Here is a look at some of the highlights.
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“It’s hard to imagine where I would be without DSST,” Aileen Ocampo, DSST: Green Valley Ranch 2016 graduate, said looking back at her time at DSST.
Topics: Community Stories
A guest post by DSST: Conservatory Green student body president, Aiden H. on the history and importance of Hispanic Heritage Month.
Topics: Community Stories