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A gymnastics student poses while wearing a blue and white leotard

“Reading is important because it teaches people the necessary skills for the world. It allows people to understand comprehension and works on memory recall.”

  • south
Two young children wearing Santa outfits jump for joy as they leave school for break

From festive theme days to gift giveaways, volunteer opportunities, and musical performances, students and staff closed out the semester on a high-spirited note.

Three East High students stand in front of a trophy and hold up certificates

Led by Angelo (24,140 words) and Lilly (10,163 words), Team East read a total of 41,873 words, earning the Eagles the Reading Plus traveling trophy for the next three weeks.

a man wearing glasses and a black jacket signs copies of books he donated

Local author Isaiah Hernandez shares the joy of reading with Pueblo School District 60! His second book, “Logito!”, a bilingual rhyming children’s book, was signed and donated to every elementary school in the district

  • elementary
abstract graphic with preschool aged children

D60 is excited to welcome our youngest learners! Families with children who are 4 years old by October 1 are eligible to apply. D60 proudly offers full- and half-day preschool options to support families and set students.

  • elementary
A woman stands next to a young man in a chair. Both in all black and playing acoustic guitars.

Student musicians from Nettie S. Freed Expeditionary School joined Centennial Bulldogs for a multi-section winter concert, showcasing the power of collaboration through music.

  • centennial
A female student in all black wearing a Santa hat sings during a performance

Music, art, and culinary students came together for a festive celebration—featuring beautiful choir performances from Les Jongleurs and Haaff and Fountain vocalists.

  • east