Archived News 2023

On Wednesday, several members of Community Transition House --- representing South, Central and Centennial high schools -- were rewarded for their academic dedication with a high school diploma, presented during a ceremony at the Lamb Branch Public Library.

From Freed Middle School to Centennial and South high schools, Mr. Genova’s name became synonymous with the joyful and inspired instruction of vocal music, as well as the annual Summer Musical, in which he played a pivotal directorial role for decades.

It's been a festive, joyful and giving time throughout the District, as our educators, scholars and supporters have embraced the season with a bevy of activities and offerings.

East's various ensembles, including choirs, Tone Troopers and Les Jongleurs, offered an engaging mix of classic and contemporary holiday hits, including George Michael's "Last Christmas" and a wonderful take on the Beach Boys' "Little Saint Nick."

Randy Nelson and his team of good-hearted volunteers and donors -- including the Cyclones of Corwin International Magnet School -- have generously provided a holiday party, complete with gifts, food and drink, fun activities and more.

The Gateway to the Southwest Sculptures north of the City on the Dillon Drive Bridge represent Pueblo as the gateway to our nation's Southwest landscape, heritage, and culture. Nearly 20 million vehicles pass between this gateway annually.

For earning honors in this year's Cybersecurity Poster Contest, creators in elementary and middle school were presented with ribbons and their winning submissions in a frame by contest coordinators Tuesday.

At Risley, educators and staff got into the swing of the holiday season with a door decorating contest. Displaying ingenuity, creativity and flair, the door decorators put their best yuletide foot forward to brighten the day of all who pass through the halls of Risley.

As part of its annual state conference at The Broadmoor, the Colorado Association of School Boards sponsors a student art contest, for young creators in elementary, middle and high schools.

Kenzi’s Causes is a non-profit organization that supports underprivileged children and their families throughout the state by providing them with the tools and resources needed to live an overall more well-rounded life.