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The first round of our community brainstorming sessions on rightsizing is now complete. Thanks to the participation and input of over 600 stakeholders, the sessions proved to be productive and positive, with many great ideas presented.

Once the novel was completed, students were tasked with creating personal projects -- ranging from crafts to food -- based on the themes of the novel.

Patrons got a double bill of entertainment as the Pueblo South High School Jazz Band and the choir combined to present the Mid-Winter Concert.

The District's music programs continue to rack up honors and accolades.

The District enjoys a great working relationship with Junior Achievement of Southern Colorado.

It was a night of smooth jazz and fine food as the Pueblo Central High School Department of Music Midnight Blues Jazz Band entertained diners at Fuel & Iron Food Hall while raising funds for a new equipment trailer.

Through the Space in the Community program, retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel and astronaut Duane “Digger” Carey is this week sharing his experience and knowledge with our scholars.

For the first time, scholars of Park View Elementary School engaged in a Living Wax Museum project designed to give them a first-hand look into the lives and impacts of historical figures.

In order to expose our scholars to new food items, SFE - Pueblo D60 Foodworks regularly visits schools to host Farmers Markets.