Computer Science Education at Bryant-Webster Dual Language School |
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Students at Bryant-Webster Dual Language School dove into the world of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) for Computer Science Week.
From designing intricate algorithms to mastering coding languages, our students are not just learning about the future, they are actively shaping it! In our latest video feature, watch as our young innovators harness the power of creativity, critical thinking and collaboration through hands-on experiences with robots.
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Join DPS for the MLK Marade on Monday, Jan. 15 |
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DPS will honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and our continued commitment to equity and inclusion by participating in the MLK 40th Annual Marade. Please join us Monday, Jan. 15 for a two-mile walk at the MLK statue in City Park at 9 a.m.
Look for DPS signage when you arrive to help locate our team. And, feel free to bring your family and friends!
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Free SAT Prep Program for 11th-Grade Students |
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Empower your 11th-grade students with our free eight-week SAT prep program! Led by live, expert teachers, this virtual program aims to elevate SAT scores and enhance college admission prospects. Registration is open Jan. 8-19 for sessions happening Jan. 29-March 23 and Feb. 5-April 5. Visit the registration page for more information.
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Third Annual Black Excellence Celebration -- Nominations Needed |
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The Third Annual Black Excellence Celebration event is an opportunity to honor the excellence of our Black students within DPS. The Black Family Advisory Council (BFAC ) is asking for DPS parents, team members and community members to submit nominations for Black students who display Black Excellence by Friday, Feb. 9.
The nomination categories include Academics, Athletics and Leadership. Nominees will receive awards, prizes and celebrations of their excellence. If you have questions or would like more information, please contact BFAC on Facebook or Instagram, or email dps.BFAC@gmail.com.
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Now Hiring: AEA Teachers, Affinity Community Partners and Other Support Roles |
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Are you a knowledgeable, passionate and culturally-responsive educator? Are you skilled at safely supporting young adult learners through racial, ethnic and/or culture-based conversations? Are you intentionally collaborative and a lifelong learner? If you answered yes to any of these questions, check out the Achieving Excellence Academy. Apply by Friday, Jan. 12!
The Achieving Excellence Academy (AEA) is a cultural summer program that highlights the experiences of Black/African-American, Latinx, Asian-American/Pacific Islander and Native American/Indigenous families, students and educators. The program serves as a district initiative to support and encourage the development of students of marginalized identities. All incoming ninth- through 11th-graders are welcome to apply.
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Become An Advocate for Black Students in Special Education |
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The Black Family Advisory Council (BFAC ) is partnering with DPS Exceptional Student Services, AdvocacyDenver, and We Show + Tell to bring comprehensive training for those looking to advocate on behalf of their own and/or other Black DPS students in special education.
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