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The power of kids helping kids

By CPC | Nov 27, 2023
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  DCS Montessori (DCSM) middle school students sponsored a food drive to raise essential items for Bin Blessed, a nonprofit organization providing support to There With Care, an organization which…

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AA community honors veterans

By CPC | Nov 27, 2023

  The American Academy (AA) community welcomed 50 veterans to honor them for their service and duty during the annual Veterans Day Breakfast on November 11.  The celebration kicked off…

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RCHS golfer wins twice

By CPC | Nov 27, 2023
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Rock Canyon High School (RCHS) senior Charlie Tucker took home a double win from the 5A Boys Golf State Championship in Fort Collins in October.  The RCHS boys varsity golf…

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RHMS Help Desk uses humor to entertain and teach

By CPC | Nov 27, 2023
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  Rocky Heights Middle School (RHMS) produces two plays a year; the fall performance this year was the comedy Help Desk by Don Zolidis.  When choosing a play, the performing…

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Full of SPIRIT at RCHS

By CPC | Nov 27, 2023
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  It was a clean sweep last month at the Continental League for the Rock Canyon High School (RCHS) spirit teams.  Varsity cheer, junior varsity coed cheer, varsity poms and…

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Jags Go Pink: RCHS raises money for breast cancer research

By CPC | Nov 27, 2023
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Jags Go Pink (JGP), a new club at Rock Canyon High School (RCHS), hosted Pink Week to raise money for breast cancer research.  Led by two students, 16-year-old juniors Claire…

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Girls ready to fly off to the next level

By CPC | Oct 29, 2023
young girl outside in construction machine

The HOYA Foundation is an organization that works with the U.S. Department of Transportation to garner support for small businesses that work in the transportation and construction industries.  Based in…

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Buffalo Ridge students think outside the box

By CPC | Oct 29, 2023

Students in all grades at Buffalo Ridge Elementary (BRE) are thinking outside the box and solving problems in the Learning Commons.  This school year, library time was added to the…

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American adventures with Antoine

By CPC | Oct 29, 2023
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The Stotz family welcomed an exchange student from the south of France to their home in the Forest Park neighborhood for the school year.  In only three months, there have…

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Girls flag football kicks off at RCHS

By CPC | Oct 29, 2023
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In 2022, the Denver Broncos made history by inaugurating the first-ever Girls High School Flag Football league in Colorado.  Collaborating closely with the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA), Rock…

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