2008-09 Celebration of Excellence
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Pomona Arts and Humanities Program honored for receiving the 2008 Colorado Creative Schools of Excellence Award. |
Alameda High School Winter Percussion Ensemble makes a comeback in 2008 with a top honor after a traffic accident took the life of their beloved band dad the year before. | Brady Exploration School turning drop outs into drop ins. | The donation of an AED device to Standley Lake High School by the Lunger Foundation did exactly what it was intended it to do… continue the circle of life. |
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Evergreen Cheerleaders earn National High School Spirit of Sports Award for selfless act. |
Jeffco Schools own superintendent receives esteemed 2008 University of Colorado Denver Alumni Leadership award. | Emily Blok on the fast track to success with the 2008 Gatorade Colorado Girls Track and Field Athlete of the year. | Cornelia Peterson takes the gold at the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards last June at Carnegie Hall. |
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| U.S. News and World Report Magazine ranks D’Evelyn at number 62 on the list of top 100 Best American High Schools for 2008. | Dunstan Angel Network Ambassadors help students in Africa. | Jefferson Foundation celebrates 25 year anniversary of helping Jeffco students. | Newsweek Magazine lists Lakewood as one of the top high schools in Colorado and 108th in the nation. |
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| The Manning School Banana Phones have Global Destination ImagiNation appeal. | Student Anthony SanFillippo rallied his entire school to show that the kindness of strangers can make a world of difference. | Edgewater Elementary Speech Therapist, Lori Morris helps autism students find their words. | Cheryl Mosier of Columbine High School honored Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. |
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| Ralston Valley baseball team has hit one out of the park with the 2008 Class 4A State Championship. | Advanced Painting Class at Wheat Ridge High School created a fashion show that will blow your socks off. | Jeffco volunteer Fred Zastrow speaks with a soft voice but he delivers message loud and clear. | |