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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 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.
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Beulah Heights Principal Jonathan Dehn Found his Voice in Education
A District 60 product who began his career as a music teacher, Mr. Dehn has served as principal of Beulah Heights Elementary School for the past six years. His love of working with children began early in life and set the course for his future. “I worked with the YMCA’s youth program and always really enjoyed that aspect,” he said. “But I don’t know that I really thought about it as a career until later into college.”
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Heritage Principal Kim Cura will be Continuing her Service at a Higher Level
A proud Pueblo native and product of District 60 – “Go Wildcats” – Principal Cura attended Metropolitan State College in Denver with a goal of eventually becoming a pharmacist. This despite the fact that her mother Lupe Beltran – who taught Kindergarten at Eva Baca Elementary for 32 years – saw in her daughter a future successful educator.
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Always Full of Energy and Optimism, Stephanie Smith is Leaving Belmont on a High Note
A proud graduate of East High School who has spent the entirety of her 30-year educational career in the district, Principal Smith is, after a 14-year stint leading the Rattlers, retiring at the end of the school year. “I have loved being a teacher since the day I started and have been blessed to be the Principal of Belmont all these years,” she said. “I am forever grateful for all the wonderful students, colleagues, and families who have touched my heart and been a part of my journey as an educator.”
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A Love of Children has Defined Sandy Alvarez's Careers
Whether her own or those in the classroom, children have been Sandy Alvarez’s life. And after a 30-year career in education, the last 15 as Principal of Bradford Elementary School, Mrs. Alvarez is moving on to the next phase of that life: one that will, not surprisingly, reflect her love of instructing.
