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A Girl Scout with a mission

By CPC | Jun 1, 2024

  Brianna “Bri” Westbarn, who turns 19 this month, has earned the distinction of Gold Award Girl Scout, the highest and most prestigious achievement in Girl Scouts. Her project, “Colorado…

An enriching experience like no other

By CPC | Jun 1, 2024

  Washington, D.C. is the heart of American heritage. It is a living museum where students have walked in the footsteps of some of our great leaders. Traveling for a…

American Academy does Anastasia

By CPC | Jun 1, 2024

The American Academy cast brought the Anastasia fairy tale to life in three performances at the PACE Center – Parker Arts. The story follows the legend of Russian princess Anastasia,…

Fields of fun

By CPC | Jun 1, 2024

Field day is one of the most anticipated days of the school year, filled with healthy competition of field games and obstacles. Both Timber Trail Elementary and Buffalo Ridge Elementary…

The state of Douglas County School District

By CPC | Jun 1, 2024

Douglas County School District (DCSD) Superintendent Erin Kane gave her first “State of the District” on May 2 at DCSD Legacy Campus in Lone Tree. Kane celebrated successes from the…

Seniors clap out

By CPC | Jun 1, 2024

The senior clap out is a ritual that recognizes a graduating high school student’s transition to the next level. In May, seniors returned to their respective elementary schools, Timber Trail…

Road to the Rockies

By CPC | Jun 1, 2024

Reading is an activity that provides parents and children a way to connect. Reading also helps children build language, literacy and social skills. Road to the Rockies was an optional…

Grateful students honor teachers

By CPC | May 1, 2024

  The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints recently held its annual teacher appreciation night. High school seniors and early graduating juniors from Castle Rock, Larkspur, Castle Pines, Lone…

BRE solar eclipse watch party

By CPC | May 1, 2024

  Buffalo Ridge Elementary (BRE) capitalized on the recent solar eclipse. On April 8, a school-wide community event was scheduled during the peak viewing hour. Principal Jen Murdock-Jacoway ensured the…

Helping the helpers

By CPC | May 1, 2024

At Rock Canyon High School (RCHS), community service is not just a school activity; 20 hours are required to graduate. Volunteering not only fosters a sense of civic duty among…

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