
June 15, 2026
Denver, Colorado – June 10, 2026: MagicSchool , the leading AI platform built for K-12 schools, today released its inaugural "Districts Leading the Way: Class of 2026" report, rec...

June 3, 2026
At Denver Public Schools, school nurses do far more than care for students’ physical health — they help create safe, supportive communities where students can thrive. At East Hi...

June 1, 2026
When people think of an online high school experience, they may picture someone working quietly behind a screen. They may also envision an experience that could feel isolating and...
May 29, 2026
Dear DPS Community, The 2025-26 school year kicked off with a historic celebration after we earned the accredited (green) rating on the state’s district performance framework. Th...

May 27, 2026
Edwin Salem ’s career in Denver Public Schools has come full circle. He began 24 years ago as a middle school science teacher, and since then, his journey has taken him across th...

May 26, 2026
Something special is always cooking in Chef Steven Fling's culinary classroom at CEC Early College. If you're anywhere near the building, you already know it. Inside, students a...

May 18, 2026
Colorado ranks third in the nation for fentanyl overdose rates. For Emelia Talbert, Avery Fowler, and Lilah Sani, students at Thomas Jefferson High School, that number hit close...
May 11, 2026
At DPS, we believe all families deserve equitable access to the schools that are the best fit for their students. Denver’s changing population means we must adapt to ensure every ...
May 1, 2026
The DPS Board of Education is finalizing a new policy regarding students having access to communication devices (such as cellphones, headphones, smart watches, etc.) during school...

May 1, 2026
Brianna Lennon has been a Campus Safety Officer with DPS for nearly three years, having been stationed at Farrell B Howell ECE-8 School, Montbello High School and now Bruce Rando...
May 1, 2026
Dear DPS Community, Join DPS in celebrating Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month. This heritage month was created to honor and recognize t...
May 1, 2026
Dear DPS Community, Join DPS in celebrating Jewish American Heritage Month. A Congressional resolution and Presidential proclamation designated May as Jewish American Heritage Mo...

April 30, 2026
April is Autism Acceptance Month, and there is no better way to come together than playing on the same team. The Unified Sports tournament took place on Wednesday, April 22 at...
April 28, 2026
written by Harper Skurky-Thomas at Thomas Jefferson High School The city of Denver and Denver Public Schools collaborated to host “Think BIGGER: Building the Talent that Builds...

April 27, 2026
You can hear Matt Graeve's woodshop before you ever reach the door. The whir of a sander, the tap of a mallet, the focused quiet in between — sounds that, once you know this cla...

April 24, 2026
At South High School, the school day starts with the hum of an espresso machine and students stepping into real-world roles. For special education teacher Sean Davis, the studen...

April 17, 2026
Crystal Sarlo has been an employee at Denver Public Schools for nearly 20 years, and her connection to John F. Kennedy High School (JFK) runs deep. A proud alumna of JFK’s tenni...

April 16, 2026
Three Denver Public Schools Early Childhood Education (ECE) Centers — Escalante-Biggs Academy , Pascual LeDoux Academy and Sandra Todd-Williams Academy — have earned Recognition...
April 14, 2026
Learn about the process and share your thoughts on the potential mill levy override. Attendees will participate in an interactive budget allocation tool to allocate funding for ...

April 10, 2026
Andrew Murphy has been a fixture in Denver Public Schools since 2009, but his "why" remains as fresh as it was his first day: guiding students to reach their full potential by m...
