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AppleThe Best Teachers for Our Students
Address competitive pay to retain and attract excellent teachers amidst the current teacher shortage.

WellnessStudent Safety and Wellness
Enhance the security of our schools and invest in additional mental health support and prevention programming for students.

LightbulbExcellence in Student Programming
Ensure all students have equitable access to excellent educational resources and programming in their schools.

WrenchIncreased Career and Technical Education Opportunities
Provide additional pathways that prepare our students for their future careers or vocations.

BuildingUpdate Aging School Buildings and Address Growth
Update our aging school buildings and provide space for growth to ensure optimal learning environments for current and future generations of students.



Improvements Funded by Taxpayers

Seven DCSD Schools Receive New Roofs
Seven DCSD Schools Receive New Roofs
17 September 2019
Seven Douglas County schools received new roofing over the summer thanks to new local funding approved by voters last November. “The old roof leaked, causing us to have buckets all over the halls,” says Iron Horse Elementary Principal Kirsten Bloomquist. “It was also very unsafe for any district workers who needed to be up there.”
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Mental Health Kickoff Showcases Eighth Grader's Eagle Scout Project
Mental Health Kickoff Showcases Eighth Grader's Eagle Scout Project
11 September 2019
More than 300 smiling counselors, psychologists, and social workers all gathered for the first Mental Health Kickoff. Awaiting each attendee was a vibrant, colorful, glittering Calming Jar made by Kendall Meibos, an eighth-grader at Rocky Heights Middle School.
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Superintendent: Safety and Security June 2019
Superintendent: Safety and Security June 2019
24 June 2019
Thanks to those of you who have provided us with input about how best to keep our students safe. I want you to know we are listening to your feedback and will refer to it as we look to build upon our current, comprehensive safety plan. In addition to the research-based security protocols being implemented in our schools, I want to outline several steps DCSD is taking for additional security measures. These security enhancements have already been in the works thanks to additional funding made possible by the passage of a $40 million mill levy override and $250 million bond this past November.
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