Feature Friday: Alex Haserodt finds meaning in the blend between STEM and human connection
Engineering teacher Alex Haserodt is the kind of educator who makes you feel seen, supported and...
Engineering teacher Alex Haserodt is the kind of educator who makes you feel seen, supported and...
At the heart of DSST College View’s Pre-Med Club is a story of resilience, representation, and...
At DSST: Cole Middle School, Tyler Randolph is the kind of educator who makes you say, “I hope I...
At Aurora Science & Tech High School, Spanish teacher and cross-country coach Eunice Torres...
DSST Public Schools is excited to announce that 15 of our 16 schools have earned a Green rating on...
This summer, DSST’s newest educators had the chance to see the future through the eyes of their...
Welcome to the 25-26 school year. This year brings a welcome update to both the DEI and the Culture...
DSST Public Schools continue to set the bar for academic excellence, with all six eligible high...
On Saturday, Aug. 9, DSST Public Schools welcomed the beginning of a new school year with a joyful...
Engineering teacher Alex Haserodt is the kind of educator who makes you feel seen, supported and inspired whether you’re a student navigating middle school or a colleague growing in your craft. At DSST: College View Middle School, Alex’s work as a STEM teacher, house leader and curriculum designer is grounded in deep purpose and relentless curiosity.
At the heart of DSST College View’s Pre-Med Club is a story of resilience, representation, and radical hope. Jimena Jimenez, a College View student leader with a dream of becoming a physician, has transformed a simple idea into a thriving community, one that uplifts, educates and empowers students to imagine themselves in scrubs, lab coats and leadership roles.
At DSST: Cole Middle School, Tyler Randolph is the kind of educator who makes you say, “I hope I get to work with him forever.” Now in his seventh year at Cole, Tyler continues to grow, evolve, and inspire, all while keeping things grounded with his signature steady and mature presence.
At Aurora Science & Tech High School, Spanish teacher and cross-country coach Eunice Torres (affectionately known as Profe Torres) is more than just a teacher. To her colleagues and students, she’s a source of energy, encouragement, and consistency who makes AST HS a joyful place.
DSST Public Schools is excited to announce that 15 of our 16 schools have earned a Green rating on Colorado’s preliminary School Performance Framework (SPF), the highest number of Green schools in DSST history!
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This summer, DSST’s newest educators had the chance to see the future through the eyes of their students. For the first time ever, as part of the New Educator Institute, incoming staff visited the University of Denver (DU), a unique opportunity designed to bring DSST’s mission to life outside the classroom.
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Welcome to the 25-26 school year. This year brings a welcome update to both the DEI and the Culture and Student Experience team. We have combined to become the Student Affairs Service Team. Our Student Affairs team is now 14 members, which includes Mental Health and Social Work, Athletics, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, and Culture and Student Experiences. Our members include:
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DSST Public Schools continue to set the bar for academic excellence, with all six eligible high schools landing in the top 8% of schools nationwide, according to the 2025 U.S. News & World Report rankings. Zooming in on Colorado, every DSST high school is ranked among the top 10 public schools in Denver.
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On Saturday, Aug. 9, DSST Public Schools welcomed the beginning of a new school year with a joyful afternoon full of music, fun, connection, and celebration. Our second annual Welcome Back Bash brought together families, students, and staff from across DSST for a day that reminded us what makes our community so special.
Here’s a look at some of the highlights:
Rich and energetic performances:
Cheer teams from Aurora Science & Tech High School and DSST: Cole Middle School brought the crowd to their feet with routines that showed off school pride and plenty of DSST spirit. Attendees also got a front row seat to watch, Grupo Tlaloc, an Indigenous dance that showcased their incredible talent. The group shared a moving performance that honored tradition and brought a beautiful sense of culture and connection to the event.
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