NOV 25
2015

 
| NEWSLINE

Thanksgiving Message from the Superintendent
Dear Douglas County Families and Employees,

I wanted to take this opportunity to tell you how grateful I am for you and the entire DCSD community. I am both humbled and proud to serve as the superintendent of this excellent school district. 

Please accept my sincere thank you for your partnership and commitment to the students of our district.  

As we look toward the holiday season, I would also like to share a few pieces of our students' incredible work -- work that illustrates this time of thankfulness and giving. 

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving.

Sincerely,
Liz Fagen 


Ranch View Middle School students are supporting French school children through letters and banners of support.   Read more

When you walk through Chaparral High School, you will hear the saying "take care of one another." The students proved this quote to be true by giving back to the community through its annual Canned Food Drive this month.   Read more

For twenty years, students from the alternative high school have fully stocked the pantry of the Women's Crisis Center in Castle Rock, replenishing food for almost an entire year each Fall.   Read more

This Legend High School student wanted to bring a human connection to children in need, contributing to their healing process and quality of life.  
  • Douglas County High School holds clothing, toy and food drive
  • Castle View student raises 400 toys from Kohl's to give to Native American children
  • North Star Academy raises Alopecia awareness
  • Acres Green student sends care packages out to children battling CRPS
Read more
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