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    PROJECT LEAD THE WAY ALLOWS FOR HANDS-ON LEARNING, EXPLORATION

    Through PLTW, students become immersed in hands-on activities, projects, and problems that build upon each other and relate to the real world. They experience integrated learning that blends computer science, engineering, biomedical science, and more.

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  • Two district leaders look at a piece of paper while sharing a discussion

    PRINCIPALS ENGAGE IN OBSERVATION TRAINING

    With one objective being the identification of common trends across district schools and the consideration of implications for building-level observation/feedback processes, PK-12 principals engaged in a professional development centered around observation.

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  • D60 staff members wear the free t-shirts that were handed out at the Peach Summit

    “SPREAD KINDNESS” THE THEME OF THIS YEAR’S PEACE SUMMIT

    One of the District's most anticipated happenings of the school year, Saturday’s Community Peace Summit drew hundreds of visitors to the Pueblo Convention Center for the opportunity to see how D60 scholars and educators are promoting kindness, positivity and encouragement.

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  • Custodian appreciation graphic

    A MESSAGE FROM SUPERINTENDENT KIMZEY TO D60 CUSTODIANS

    I would like to formally wish our awesome D60 Custodians a happy National Custodians Day!

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  • National Principals Month Graphic

    A MESSAGE TO OUR PRINCIPALS FROM SUPERINTENDENT KIMZEY

    Your work often goes unacknowledged and can be personally and physically draining. You are like the captain of a ship out to sea -- responsible for every student and every adult in your care each day.

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  • Members of the DAC committee work collaboratively on white sheet

    DISTRICT ACCOUNTABILITY COMMITTEE MEETS FOR FIRST TIME THIS YEAR

    On Wednesday, September 30, 2024, the Pueblo D60 District Accountability Committee (DAC) met for the first time this school year to examine performance data and to provide input on the district's plan for improving student academic achievement and for providing positive learning environments in our schools.

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  • A principal wearing a bright blue blazer smiles as she reads through training materials

    ELEMENTARY PRINCIPALS BENEFIT FROM PD SESSION

    Elementary school principals gathered for a professoinal development session centered around the benefits of a structured literacy and math block.

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  • D60 two translators, Carmen and Sabine

    CELEBRATING HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH: SPANISH TRANSLATION SERVICES

    In the District, Student Support Services includes Spanish Translation Services, staffed by Carmen Olivas and Sabine Oakland.

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  • Amanda McDonald, a trainer from Relay

    DISTRICT LEADERS BENEFIT FROM RELAY TRAINING

    Relay Professional Education partners with schools to help bring their vision for a vibrant learning community to life. The goal is to see measurable improvements in participants’ effectiveness, satisfaction, and tenure in their schools, and a positive impact on all students’ academic growth and school experience.

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  • A large group of parents participating in a workshop at the admin building

    FIRST FAMILY ACADEMY WELL ATTENDED, INFORMATIVE

    On September 11, the District hosted a Parent and Family Academy on the topic of Using Infinite Campus to Support Student Success. Through this session, parents and families learned how to use the key options available in the Infinite Campus Parent Portal such as checking attendance, grades, assignments, and schedules.

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  • Pueblo D60 stacked logo

    2024 INITIAL PERFORMANCE FRAMEWORKS RELEASED

    The Colorado Department of Education has released preliminary 2024 District and School Performance Frameworks, based on achievement and growth on state assessments as well as post secondary measures.  School Performance Frameworks are released annually as part of the accountability system for schools and districts.   

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  • Community Partners informational flyer

    Calling all community partners!

    This year, the District has placed a renewed emphasis on strong daily attendance through a "Be Present, Be Powerful!" campaign. To reward those scholars who have shown marked improvement in attendance, we are launching an incentive program. And that's where we need your help.

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  • Parent Academy Informational Flyer

    PARENT AND FAMILY ACADEMY NIGHT: INFINITE CAMPUS

    Our first Parent and Family Academy of the school year will focus on navigating Infinite Campus. It will take place at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 11 at the D60 Administration Office (315 W 11th Street). At the event you will learn how to sign in to, or sign up for, a parent Infinite Campus account and learn how to check grades and attendance and access important information.

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  • A teacher wearing a bowtie speaks to a classroom of adults

    DISTRICT BEGINS PLANNING FOR STREAM IMPLEMENTATION

    In May 2024, Pueblo District 60 received a five-year $15 million federal Magnet Schools Assistance Program (MSAP) grant to Implement high-quality STREAM programming (Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) driven by Project Based Learning at several of its schools.

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  • D60 staff receives school supplies from Subaru of Pueblo team members

    AUTO DEALERSHIPS COMBINE FOR GENEROUS DONATION

    For the second year, Subaru of Pueblo and Dave Solon Nissan hosted a "Fill the SUV" campaign that generated much-needed school supplies, and backpacks, for D60 scholars.

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  • Wide shot of the field at Dutch Clark Stadium

    NEW TURF AT DUTCH CLARK STADIUM

    When the fall sports season at historic Dutch Clark Stadium opens Thursday, August 22 (Pueblo East "Eagle Empire" vs. Centennial High School in soccer) and Friday, August 23 (East hosting Fort Morgan in football) the athletes will be competing on brand-new turf.

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  • A teacher giving a lesson to young students

    UP TO $10,000 IN ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE FOR ASPIRING TEACHERS

    If you have a college degree and have your eyes set on a teaching career, the Colorado Department of Education invites you to apply for up to $10,000 in financial assistance, for educator preparation program fees.

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  • A young girl wearing a helmet rides a bike

    ARE YOU READY FOR THE START OF SCHOOL?

    As we approach the start of another exciting and event-filled school year, this year’s focus will be on attendance, and the importance of showing up for class every day. That’s why it’s very important to “Be Present, Be Powerful!”

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  • Dr. Barbra Kimzey smiles as she sits behind her desk

    MEET YOUR SUPERINTENDENT

    “I knew I wanted to continue my forward trajectory in my career, but I also knew it had to be the right fit,” she explained. “Pueblo, and the diversity and the uniqueness of the community – the fact that it has a true work ethic – really appealed to me. People who are really focused on working hard in order to get you where you want to go resonates with me."

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  • The cast of Susical on stage during a dress rehearsal

    PUEBLO SUMMER MUSICAL: “SUESSICAL”

    The Pueblo Summer Musical – the product of a long-standing partnership between District 60 and Pueblo Parks and Recreation – returns to the Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center Saturday and Sunday (2 p.m.) and continuing July 15-18 (7 p.m.)

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