Depot Art Gallery collaborates with Littleton Public Schools Voyager students...
Artist Jackie Shuler, from left; students Michelle Jacobo Ramirez; Ava Ziegler; Bobbi Shupe; student Dominic Coriano and art teacher Jamie Malone work on the mural. (Provided by Peggy Dietz) Six...
View ArticleSupport Benefits in Action’s lifesaving programs
Join Benefits in Action on April 28 for Bison, Bourbon & Beer! At the fundraiser, patrons will learn about Benefits in Action, a Colorado nonprofit, whose lifesaving programs have been helping...
View ArticleFive ways military families can benefit from online schools
By Teri Cady Military life is filled with unique challenges that many civilian families may never fully understand. Frequent relocations, long deployments, and unpredictable schedules can make...
View ArticleHead start on success: the benefits of concurrent enrollment for high school...
By Nicole Tiley For high school students eager to chart a path toward a successful future, concurrent enrollment offers a unique and invaluable opportunity. This innovative program allows students to...
View ArticleHolly Creek Retirement Community fitness instructors make exercise exciting
According to the data-gathering site Statista, America’s top 4 New Year’s resolutions for 2025 are: save more money, eat healthier, exercise more and lose weight. According to Holly Creek Life Plan...
View ArticlePreschoolers will be warm this winter
Little kids need jackets, and the Rotary Club of Englewood made sure they have them. The club donated winter clothing (coats, boots, gloves, hats, fleeces) to 52 children at the Village Preschool for...
View ArticleOptimist Club of Littleton running essay contest
The Optimist Club of Littleton is again participating in the annual Optimist International Essay Contest for the 2024-2025 school year. The topic is: “How Optimism Has Paved My Road to Success.” Cash...
View ArticleArt reflects the society from which it emerges
By Janet Worley, head of schools, SkyView Academy During a recent discussion in my AP Lang class, one of my students inquired about possibly reading “The Hunger Games.” The conversation went something...
View ArticleFrom Student to Honorable Leader: Embracing Extraordinary Leadership
By Paula Harrison At SkyView Academy, our vision is to prepare our students to be life-long learners and honorable leaders. We believe it is essential for our students to develop leadership qualities...
View ArticleDepot Art Gallery showing “Growing Pains”
For 10 years, the Littleton High School Baccalaureate Art Program has graced the Depot Art Gallery for 2 weeks with the creative efforts of its students. This year from March 19 until March 30 the...
View ArticleCU Wizards offers free STEM shows for families
CU Wizards is offering a free show called “Batteries! Redox, Recharge, Reuse!” by Professor Susan Henrickson at 9:30 a.m. Feb. 24. Batteries are just about everywhere these days but do you know how...
View ArticleClyfford Still Museum celebrates tenth anniversary of free inStill School...
Registration opens for K-12 class experiences This school year, the Clyfford Still Museum celebrates the tenth anniversary of the inStill School Programs by continuing to offer free gallery and...
View ArticlePop-up art shows coming to the Depot in May
The Depot Art Gallery will host two one-week pop-up shows in May. The May 2-7 show features unique art by Chris Johnson, Richard Simpson, Mardi Mathers, Ivy Delon, Merrie Wicks, Dorothy Jaltuch and...
View ArticleYou can help students put their best foot forward walking into the new school...
Jamarion’s father has been away for a while, but is coming just in time for school to start. Last year was tough for this family with dad away, and because of verbal aggression Jamarion was expelled...
View ArticleHigh school seniors honor teachers
“You helped me through some tough times and taught me that keeping my grades up is important for my future. Thank you for your guidance.” “Although I am not the best student, at math and in general,...
View ArticleFilm Follows High School Seniors Navigating the Stressful College Admissions...
Get a sneak peek of the new documentary “Try Harder!” prior to its broadcast premiere —and continue the conversation locally. Front Range Community College is hosting a public screening of the new...
View ArticleLast call for students to enter writing contest!
Littleton-area students can still enter the 55th Annual Creative Writing Contest already on track to surpass last year’s record participation! The midnight, Saturday, March 26, deadline for the 55th...
View ArticleCurbside Service Expands Nonprofit’s Reach
By Debbie Jones YourHub Contributor Even when their grins are covered by masks, it’s obvious that students served by Clothes To Kids of Denver are thrilled to find just the right shirts, pants,...
View ArticleLPS Students Take Top Spots in 53rd Annual Creative Writing Contest
Contributed by Anna Ziverts, Marketing & Creative Designer, Littleton Public Schools The 53rd Annual Creative Writing Contest showed off the talents of many young writers in the community....
View ArticleLPS Career/Tech Ed Teachers and Students Help Local Healthcare Workers Stay Safe
Contributed by Anna Ziverts, Marketing & Creative Designer, Littleton Public Schools Several Littleton Public Schools career and technical education teachers and students are using their advanced...
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