Education

By Eric Heinz Checking for eggs and honey are not typically part of a school curriculum, but some Denver Montessori Junior/ Senior High School students are tasked with maintaining a small farm. Kiahna Calder, who […]

By Jill Carstens It is not a startling fact that friendship can be good for us, but how we go about friendship in a digital age matters. With less real-life facetime happening in our world, […]

By The Denver North Star staff Regis University has announced its Dare to Reimagine scholarship campaign to offer multiple options to students to help cover tuition costs. Beginning with applications for the incoming class starting […]

By The Denver North Star staff The Regis University Board of Trustees recently announced it has selected Salvador D. Aceves, Ed.D. as the incoming president of Regis University, effective Jan. 1. Aceves will be the […]

By Talia Traskos-Hart In sorting through old student yearbooks and editions of newspapers, volunteers for North High School’s Alumni Association have found remnants of student perspectives dating back to World War II. These volunteers are […]

By Ernest Gurulé For a young mind, there is no greater gift than that of literacy. It is a gift that allows one to explore places, things, or ideas anywhere without even leaving your chair. […]

By Jill Carstens In addition to this column, I have been working on writing a memoir. My writing teacher recently encouraged my fellow memoirists to embrace the stories of our lives as we write in […]

By Eric Heinz Editor’s note: This story has been updated to reflect updates of what the Denver Public Schools has voted on since the print edition was distributed. Denver Public Schools was mulling the consolidation […]

By Celeste Benzschawel It’s that time of year again: school fundraising season. Centennial Elementary, like many schools across the country, relies heavily on fundraising and donations to keep their programs flourishing. This year, the school […]