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Stay Safe & Informed: Immigration Rights for Parents & Students.

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At D60, it is our collective responsibility as leaders, educators, families and community members...

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Letter to CHPA Families

D60 welcomes the opportunity to partner with you for your child’s education and are committed to supporting all students in our community.

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PLTW Distinguished School profile: Franklin School of Innovation

Through PLTW's real-world, applied learning approach, our students dive into hands-on, project-based challenges that directly connect to college, careers, and everyday life. They're actively developing crucial skills like problem-solving, critical thinking, collaboration, and ethical reasoning.

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Scholarship Profile - Diego Martinez Dominquez

Diego received more than $430,000 in offers from institutions such as the University of Denver, University of Miami, and University of Michigan. He accepted seven scholarships in total.

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OUR DISTRICT

Pueblo School District 60 is committed to every student!

Pueblo School District 60's central mission is "to provide a high-quality education that assures each student the knowledge, skills, and dispositions to lead a life of purpose and impact." Serving more than 16,000 students from the close-knit, historic community of Pueblo, which currently includes over 110,000 residents. D60's 15,000 students are served by 30 schools: 17 elementary schools, four middle schools, four high schools, an alternative/online high school, two International Baccalaureate magnet schools, and two charter schools.

BKimzey
Barbara Kimzey

Superintendent of Schools

The Pueblo School District 60 Superintendent of Schools reports to the Board of Education and provides administrative leadership to a public school district of over 2,400 employees and more than 15,000 students. 

 

 

Ted Johnson
Ted Johnson

Assistant Superintendent of Teaching and Learning Services

The Assistant Superintendent of Teaching and Learning Services provides vision and leadership in the ongoing establishment of goals, planning, development, coordination, implementation, and evaluation of curriculum, instruction, assessment, and staff development to ensure that each student is provided with a rich and rigorous educational experience.

Eric DeCesaro
Eric DeCesaro

Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources

The mission of the Pueblo School District 60 Human Resources Department is to promote, through personalized customer service, the recruitment, selection, and retention of highly-qualified employees who will effectively serve and meet the needs of Pueblo School District 60 students and the community at large.

Andrew Burns
Andrew Burns

Executive Director of Student Support Services and Title IX Coordinator

The Executive Director of Student Support Services is responsible for directing the planning, organization, development, and monitoring of programs and projects pertaining to student services and interventions (behavioral, social-emotional, Response-to-Intervention, Advocates, Truancy Court, and 9th Grade Success Grant) to ensure compliance with state and federal student services laws.  Assist in developing, recommending, implementing, and evaluating all student support services and intervention programs.  Programs include guidance/discipline services, health services, child welfare, and attendance services, as well as student enrollment and student records, school safety, and student and staff wellness. The Executive Director also serves as the District's Title IX Coordinator.

Lana Niehans
Lana Niehans

The Chief Financial Officer directs, supervises, and manages all financial management, budget, general accounting, financial reporting, and grant management activities and practices for the district. Performs long and short-range planning, oversees special projects, provides analyses to support bond and mill levy elections, etc.

Kim Cura
Kim Cura

Kim Cura
Executive Director of Elementary Education
(719) 253-6242

Kim Cura
Executive Director of Elementary Education
(719) 253-6242

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