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Youngsters from Minnequa and Beulah Heights visited Hope Thru Hooves, an equine-assisted learning center that focuses on building positive problem-solving and communication skills -- while fostering healing, growth, and resilience -- through interactions with horses.

Throughout the school year, South Park scholars engage in the Visual Arts Creative Process, exploring a variety of tools, techniques, and materials.

Chiara Dalton, a sophomore at Pueblo South High School, has fought through obstacles that prevented her from attending classes every day. For her commitment to improved attendance, Chiara was selected to receive a gift as part of the District’s Attendance Incentive Program.

Fifth graders at Corwin International Magnet School, hosted a team from Minnequa Works Credit Union and engaged in the Bite of Reality financial education simulation.

Troy Kocerha-Santiesteban, a sophomore at Pueblo Central High is on a roll. Since October, he has not missed a single unexcused day of school. For his improved attendance, Troy was selected to receive a free gift as part of the District's Attenance Incentive Program.

Following a multi-day FCCLA (Family, Career and Community Leaders of America) state conference in Denver, 11 members of Janae Passalaqua’s program at Pueblo East "Eagle Empire"qualified for the national conference, to be held this summer in Orlando.

Since graduating from Truancy, Heaton Middle School sixth grader Isaiah W. Carrero has made it a point to “be present” in the classroom.

Roadrunners and staff celebrated the spirit of the season with an Easter egg hunting session