With a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and a business that works with community programs to make them more effective, Rachele Espiritu is ready to apply her skills and experience to DPS’ educational issues.
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Denver Public Schools (DPS) Appoints New Board Member
Rachele Espiritu has been appointed by board president Anne Rowe to represent northeast Denver, replacing former board member Landri Taylor, until the fall of 2017.
Stapleton’s First Class Graduates
Seniors who comprised the first kindergarten class at Westerly Creek Elementary School when it opened in 2003, recently gathered for a reunion in the library of their former school.
Filling the School Board Vacancy
The largest and most diverse district in DPS, northeast Denver, was without a school board representative from mid-February to late April.
Sexting: It’s more common than you’d think
After seeing the number of kids going through the justice system, attorney Karen Steinhauser, started her free educational talk, “It’s not the 70s anymore.” The talk covers legal issues that affect young adults, particularly sexting.
Roots Elementary: Offering Individualized Learning
As adults, we like to say “age doesn’t matter” to avoid being stereotyped. To the people behind Roots Elementary School in northeast Park Hill, the same can be said for children.
Winning Season for DSST: Stapleton Mock Trial Team
SST: Stapleton High School Mock Trial Team has consistently been a force to be reckoned with.
DPS Selects New Board Director
More than 20 people applied for the unpaid position to represent and improve schools in Northeast Denver.
School Choice Results Are Out
More Denver Public Schools students received their first choice school this year.
Amy Bringedahl Settles in at Northfield
Newly selected Principal Amy Bringedahl is settling in at Northfield High School and establishing what needs to be done before the 2016-17 school year.
