National Teacher Appreciation Week is May 6-10 — and here in DPS, we’re saying ‘thank you’ to our educators with a line-up of celebrations, videos
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Some 5,000 Denver Public Schools students celebrated – and performed – the works of William Shakespeare at the 35th annual DPS Shakespeare Festival, hosted by
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The Military Ball is one of the most cherished traditions in our nation’s army, dating back to the Revolutionary War. Soldiers pay honor to the
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Following a difficult week in which Denver area schools were the target of a threat, Ashley Elementary came together as one to create a powerful
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“There’s a whole entire world out there to explore. So you shouldn’t have to be locked up in a city or a house.” — Claire Babcock,
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Online in social media forums, debate can be far from productive. But in formal competition, as students at West Early College have learned? It can
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In March, we celebrated another successful year of SchoolChoice, as families all over the city received their school placement information for the 2019-20 school year.
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Summer is a time for fun with friends and family, but it shouldn’t be a time where learning stops. Our kids — especially those who
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Conversations about racism and injustice are critically important in our community, particularly in our schools. At Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Early College, ceramics students are
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DPS Superintendent Susana Cordova is affirming her commitment to keep schools open now that the Denver Classroom Teachers Association (DCTA) has voted to endorse a strike.
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