Hundreds of students from 21 DPS schools saw Hamilton: An American Musical. As a part of the Hamilton Education Program, students earned their Hamilton tickets
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Swarms of DPS ninth graders explored future college and career opportunities as they toured the two colleges and one university housed at the Auraria Campus
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Wednesday marked the one-month anniversary of the tragic school shootings that took place Feb. 14 in Parkland, Florida. To commemorate the students who lost their
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A significant number of school improvement projects are already underway or finished – bettering learning environments for our students and teachers. From new classrooms and
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Nearly a year and a half ago, Sarah Luckey had a goal. She was a paraprofessional, or para, supporting teachers in a DPS classroom. Ms.
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Students love the scratch cooking at the West Campus, especially anything made by Tina DiMucci, their 81-year-old culinary artist (and 20 year DPS employee). Click
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In our homes, workplaces and schools, there is a universal desire to belong. Yet for some students in Denver Public Schools, that belonging has felt
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Denver Public Schools is helping students and families access the internet through the MyTech program and the generosity of community partners. Many families are unable
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At Hallett Academy, students celebrated Black History Month with a unique project: an interactive black history museum. The brainchild of Discovery Link Program Specialist Antoinette
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In collaboration with Colorado African Organization, a DPS-produced streaming radio and TV program is helping Denver refugee families feel connected, supported and at home here
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