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Led by the Colorado Department of Education (CDE) in partnership with the Denver Broncos Foundation and Attendance Works, will provide expert coaching, professional learning and opportunities for statewide collaboration to help more students attend school regularly and succeed.

D60 staff members stepped forward to to help during the critical period of the Aspen Acres Fire. Their rapid response and selflessness provided vital assistance when it was needed most.

At Highland Park, STREAM represents an expansion of work already underway.

STREAM is more than an acronym. Across the district, Science, Technology, Reading/Research, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics are coming together to give students opportunities to explore big ideas, solve real-world problems and turn creativity into action.

A renewed partnership with the Pueblo City-County Library District will increase opportunities for district students and teachers to remain Present, Powerful and Empowered by Reading.

Beginning this year, all personal electronic devices — including phones, smartwatches, headphones, and gaming devices — must be turned off and put away during the school day.

With STREAM programming expanding at Highland Park Elementary STEM Magnet School and coming to D60 Columbian Elementary, educators from the schools joined colleagues from other Magnet Schools for a multi-day professional learning session led by representatives from PBLWorks.

It's full STREAM ahead as Magnet Schools Director Drew Hirshon and staff prepare for a year filled with innovation, creativity, and expanded opportunities.

With high school commencements now complete, the spotlight turns to continuum and advancement ceremonies across the district’s elementary and middle schools.