Media Resources
We are passionate about our work. Every morning we get up, ready to have great conversations with our students, parents, employees, and community about DCSD, what we have accomplished, and where we are going.
We know that representing more than 61,000 students and 7,600 employees is a big responsibility and one that we take seriously.
DCSD Communications offers assistance to print, online, and broadcast media. Our office assists in scheduling on-air interviews with our principals, district administration, teachers, and staff, as well as our superintendent and Board of Education members.
All news media inquiries regarding the school district, its schools, and/or its departments and programs should first be referred to the Communications Team to ensure the most timely and accurate response.
Contact Us
Paula Hans
Public Information Officer
303-387-0031
Resources
- Media Consent Form (English)
- Media Consent Form (Spanish)
- Media Consent Form (Chinese)
- Media Consent Guidance
Recent News Releases
DCSD seniors are well on their way to college with a prestigious scholarship paving the way. Eight DCSD students are recipients of the Daniels Fund Scholarship. Recipients can attend any accredited nonprofit college or university in the United States. The Daniels Scholarship offers three funding options to help students attend the college of their choice while keeping debt to a minimum, and typically, eliminating it altogether. Funds can be used for qualified educational expenses, including tuition and fees, room and board, books and supplies, and miscellaneous educational expenses.
Hundreds of students, parents and Parker residents will pack the stands at Legend High School tonight at 5:30 p.m. to watch the Legend Unified Basketball Team take on the Parker Police Department in the annual community matchup.
Eight additional Douglas County School District (DCSD) schools have been named RAMP certified schools by the American School Counselor Association (ASCA). The RAMP certification is awarded to schools committed to delivering school counseling programs aligned with ASCA’s national model. To receive the RAMP designation, schools must submit an application that is reviewed by a panel of school counseling professionals. The group assesses the school counseling programs in 10 different areas of expertise.