Two Stapleton residents and teacher-librarians at Eaglecrest High School will do anything to get high school students reading, and the results are paying off.
Stapleton Teacher-Librarians Receive National Award
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Christie Gosch
Med Students Celebrate Their First “Patients”
Whitney Sumner distinctly remembers the initial shock of looking at the dead body for the first...
Roller Derby Chronicles Not Your Typical Princess Book
“It’s not that we don’t love a good princess book, but we also like the anti-princess, the girl who’s just going to be herself.”
8th-Grader Publishes First Children’s Book
DSST Stapleton eighth-grader and Stapleton resident Bella Horton recently published The Warm Waters of Winter.
Stapleton Student Receives Boettcher Scholarship
At 17, Ellis Aune knows her ultimate career goals and just got one step closer with a virtually full-ride scholarship to study biomedical engineering at CU-Boulder.
The Book Worm by Sam Gary Librarians
Sam Gary Branch librarians save you some time this month by sharing what to read and what not to read this summer.
Museum Returns Treasures to Their Native Homes
The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is leading an effort to return artifacts to their rightful owners.
Calling Mentors for the A+ Angels Mentor Program at East HS
A+ Angels strives to narrow the achievement gap. Learn how you can become involved.
Denver Offers Three Home Buying Assistance Programs
You may be surprised to find you could qualify for one of Denver’s home buying assistance programs.
Eastbridge Grocery Update
In a June meeting, King Soopers representatives said they want to find a way to work with the community where possible, including product selection and layout of the store.
Northfield Gas Station Too Close to Homes
A former Stapleton resident terminated his builder contract in Conservatory Green because of the 7-Eleven gas station being built on Northfield Blvd. between Willow and Xanthia Streets.
Plans/Proposals for NE High Schools Aim to Cut The Achievement Gap
Springtime was a season full of fresh ideas for change in the Denver Public School (DPS) system. In Northeast Denver, these proposals elicited controversy across the Northfield, East, Manual, and George Washington High School communities.
