Giving & Cheer Day 1: Helen Oliver on the Core Value of Responsibility
Hello DSST! My name is Helen Oliver, recipient of the 2021 Responsibility Award. I have worked at...
Hello DSST! My name is Helen Oliver, recipient of the 2021 Responsibility Award. I have worked at...
The application for the Ariel Berryman Memorial Scholarship -- now in its sixth consecutive year --...
This November, Servicios de La Raza distributed 500 meals to people in the community who needed...
Colorado Gives Day is Tuesday, Dec. 6! To promote our network on this day, we are making an ask of...
As you may have read in this morning's email from Bill, DSST Public Schools has been voted a Top...
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 8. There are local and statewide issues on the ballot that could...
Otoño Encendido (Fall Aflame) is the first music and arts event of the school year at DSST: Cole.
It is time to start thinking about one of DSST’s most important celebrations – our Core Value...
Over the summer, DSST kicked off planning for what we want DSST to look and feel like in five...
Josafat Rodriguez, DSST: Cole high school student, is just trying to have fun on the soccer field....
Hello DSST! My name is Helen Oliver, recipient of the 2021 Responsibility Award. I have worked at DSST Byers since 2014 and have seen our community grow in so many ways since then.
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The application for the Ariel Berryman Memorial Scholarship -- now in its sixth consecutive year -- is officially open. Jim and Teresa Berryman launched the Ariel Berryman Memorial Scholarship Fund after the loss of their daughter, Ariel, to honor her passion for helping others reach their full potential.
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This November, Servicios de La Raza distributed 500 meals to people in the community who needed them just before Thanksgiving. They hope to distribute another 500 before Christmas. But before they can do that, they need to gather more food.
Helping with the food distribution, and the donation collecting, is volunteer Aiden Hernandez. Just a senior at DSST: Conservatory Green High School, he has been a familiar face at nearly every event Servicios de La Raza has recruited volunteers for this year.
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Colorado Gives Day is Tuesday, Dec. 6! To promote our network on this day, we are making an ask of our team.
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As you may have read in this morning's email from Bill, DSST Public Schools has been voted a Top Workplace by the Denver Post eight times over the past 10 years. Beginning today, Nov. 29, we have the opportunity to participate in their Top Workplace Survey once again.
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Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 8. There are local and statewide issues on the ballot that could impact you. That is why it is important you take some time to learn about why this election is critical, how to register to vote and more by visiting dsstvotes.org.
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Otoño Encendido (Fall Aflame) is the first music and arts event of the school year at DSST: Cole.
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It is time to start thinking about one of DSST’s most important celebrations – our Core Value Awards. DSST lives and breathes by our six core values: Respect, Responsibility, Curiosity, Courage, Integrity and Doing Your Best.
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Over the summer, DSST kicked off planning for what we want DSST to look and feel like in five years. Since then, DSST has hosted focus groups, conducted interviews, sent out surveys, researched, and engaged nearly 1,600 DSST community members -- students, alumni, families and staff members -- in this process. Community input and support have been crucial and will continue to be critical as we continue to build out the DSST Strategic Plan.
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Josafat Rodriguez, DSST: Cole high school student, is just trying to have fun on the soccer field. The nearly three goals that he scores every game are just an added bonus.
Rodriguez and the Manual Thunderbolts are a part of the Class 2A classification this fall, which has far more scoring than anywhere else in the state. The Junior forward is battling it out, day in and day out, with the Loftus School’s Fredy Peraza for the top scorer in all of Colorado.
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