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    • Charlotte MacalusoThe 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 nearly 18,000 students. 

      The superintendent is primarily responsible for administering the policies of the Board of Education. The superintendent's responsibilities include overseeing a strategic plan, managing a budget of more than $200 million, driving a comprehensive curriculum to international standards, building and strengthening relationships with parents, and a community of more than 100,000 and representing the school district as the primary spokesperson. 

      For additional information, the Superintendent can be reached at (719) 549-7103 or by e-mail at charlotte.macaluso@pueblocityschools.us.

    D60 Newsroom

    • OUTSTANDING DISTRICT TEACHERS, SUPPORT STAFF HONORED

      On Tuesday, representatives of the Colorado Teacher of the Year Program, together with District leadership and community members, honored not only the 2020-2021 award recipients but those honored in 2020 who were unable to be acknowledged in a public reception due to the pandemic.

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    • DISTRICT SCHOLARS PROVE THAT READING PAYS OFF IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE

      With financial support from the City and County, the Pueblo City-Country Library District’s “Reading Pays!” program promised $100 to every youngster up to the age of 17 who completed at least 10 books. In District 60, a total of 1,067 scholars successfully took up the challenge, resulting in a well earned windfall of $106,700.

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    • SOUTH HIGH NOW HOME TO UNIVERSITY TRACKS CENTER

      Under the direction of Lacey Clemmensen, the Center serves as an on-site admissions office to CSU Pueblo and a valuable clearinghouse of information and assistance related to the college experience, including direction in filling out applications for college entrance, scholarships and financial aid, as examples.

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    • TEACH FOR AMERICA CORPS MEMBER SPOTLIGHT - KATIE KELLY

      “I chose education because I wanted to form deep and meaningful relationships in my work. I wanted the ability to encourage growth and cultivate passion around education and all of the life experiences that it can provide us. I have such a deep conviction about the importance of literacy, specifically, and its ability to connect an individual to society at large."

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