Recognitions

A Stapleton resident and freshmen biology teacher at Eagle Crest High School was recently named a 2015 9News Teacher Who Cares.

Riley Buese won her first-ever first place in a running event and ran her fastest 5K at the Race for Open Space in May.

“It’s a bit awe striking. I don’t personally recall seeing this level of talent, not just the visual but also the writing.”

Bill Roberts K-8 was selected for a day of service from the Associated Landscape Contractors of Colorado (ALCC).

The Denver Police Department recognized the Central Park Recreation Center pool staff for saving a man’s life last October.

Zoe Stahlhut plays a young girl named Alice in the production of Benediction at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts (DCPA) this February.

Chiara Lopach, 10-year-old Stapleton resident and fifth-grader at Polaris at Ebert, recently won the 2014 Colorado USA Gymnastics Level 5 State Championship

“At DAVA, you are friends with everybody and that’s a big goal here to make everybody understand that you’re human and they’re human so all of us should come together.”

The McAuliffe girls cross-country team competed in the DPS championship and then state in October.

Denver Discovery School won first prize and $4,000 in a video contest promoting sustainability efforts in education of all levels.

Bryce Bauer became an Eagle Scout by completing a project for Bluff Lake.