Pueblo School District 60
School Culture, Wellness, & Safety
Office of School Culture, Wellness & Safety
The Office of School Culture, Wellness and Safety is responsible for school security and safety, including District 60’s School Resource Officers (SROs). The Office is also responsible for ensuring personal student safety and wellness, including services related to discipline, bully prevention, mental health, substance abuse and suicide prevention.
Is my child’s school a safe place to learn?
The Office of School Culture, Wellness and Safety ensures that there is indeed a safe learning environment for every District 60 student, allowing them to not only reach their full potential as a lifelong learner, but also achieve positive personal growth and become valuable members of society.
Learn more about what Pueblo School District 60 does to keep its students safe.
Contact us
Michael Bayer
Director - School Culture, Wellness & Safety
michael.bayer@pueblod60.org
(719) 549-7285
Pueblo School District 60 is committed to providing comprehensive support and resources for justice-engaged students to ensure their success. Pueblo School District 60 recognizes the unique challenges faced by these students and has implemented various services to address their needs.
Designated Point-of-Contact
For support regarding alternative education options and services for justice-engaged students, please contact:
Michael Bayer, Director of Culture Wellness and Safety
michael.bayer@pueblod60.org
719-549-7285
Pathway to Graduation and Mental Health Supports
Justice engaged youth have the right to a graduation and promotion plan, appropriate credit for coursework completed while justice-engaged, and prompt enrollment or re-enrollment following a request. Once a student is eligible to enroll, the school, with the support of our designated point of contact, will help ensure a pathway to graduation and access to mental health support if appropriate and available. Examples of support include, but are not limited to:
· Support from alternate educational settings to support students needs for academic, CTE, and or concurrent enrollment.
· Academic: College and Career Planning, plan to support credit acquisition towards graduation, consultation for additional academic supports (as needed)
· Mental Health: School based, referral to outside providers
· Alternative programming options and alternative solutions to a comprehensive school including a robust secondary online curriculum.
Michael Bayer
Point of Contact for Justice Engaged Students
michael.bayer@pueblod60.org
(719) 549-7285
Hotline Link for Justice Engaged Youth : Hotline link