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A global opportunity in friendship

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

DCS Montessori is committed to providing cultural experiences with middle school students.  In 2017, now- retired DCSM teacher Ryoko Fusatani began a partnership with Shibaura Institute of Technology Junior and…

Yogis for life

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

Timber Trail Elementary (TTE) kindergarten teacher Mary Hastings is much more than a primary schoolteacher.  She is also a 200-hour, certified yoga instructor who began the after-school and summer camp…

Timber Trail Red Shirt Rookies reignite

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

  Red Shirt Rookies (RSR) is an extension of Special Olympics Project UNIFY, a strategy for engaging schools to use sports programs and educational tools of Special Olympics to create…

New school year = fun events

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

Everyone loves a party, and what better way to get excited for the school year than with a back-to-school bash?  Each year schools throughout the nation host back-to-school events to…

School District authorizes mill levy override and bond for November ballot

By CPC | Sep 1, 2023

The Board of Education (BOE) of Douglas County School District (DCSD) has authorized a Mill Levy Override (MLO) and bond for the ballot this November. At the August 8 meeting,…

Rock Canyon High School library steps into the times

By CPC | Sep 1, 2023

Rock Canyon High School (RCHS) staff and students noticed a few changes in the Library Media Center (LMC) when school began last month.  Modern improvements, interactive events, games and a…

Ivy League-bound student athlete making the most of it

By CPC | Sep 1, 2023

Jacob Pacheco will begin his collegiate career at the University of Pennsylvania this fall, joining the school’s lacrosse team.  Pacheco is undecided on a major, but has been accepted into…

Back to school Rebels

By CPC | Sep 1, 2023

Celebrating a new school year, Executive Director of Schools at American Academy (AA) Steve Colella, along with the AA administration team, Douglas County law enforcement and town representatives, gave all…

Lots of new at BRE in ‘23

By CPC | Sep 1, 2023

Buffalo Ridge Elementary (BRE) has many new faces in the halls and classrooms this school year.  Every grade has at least one new teacher.  Kindergarten, first and fourth grades each…

Teens looking for work opportunities

By CPC | Jul 27, 2023

Are you a teenager age 13-18 looking to babysit, pet sit, tutor, mow lawns, shovel snow, or offer a unique service to Castle Pines?  We are currently updating our free…

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