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Principal: Andy Clementi
Secretary: Yolanda Gallo
Grades: 9 - 12
Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 3:20 p.m.
Monday - Thursday
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D60's Graduation Schedule
D60's graduation season is scheduled to kick off later this month at the Southwest Motors Event Center. This year's in-person event will provide each graduate with six tickets to invite family members while allowing adequate space in light of proper social distancing restrictions.
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Concurrent Enrollment
Any students interested in concurrent enrollment for the spring semester...
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IMPORTANT!! Student Arrival Plan: In-Person Learning Days
Instructions for students entering the building
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D60 High Schools Return to In-Person Learning
East High School is excited to begin in-person classes for our High School students on Wednesday, October 21, for students who chose the in-person hybrid model.
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FEMA TO OFFER SCHOOL-BASED VACCINATION CLINICS
Pueblo School District 60 is partnering with the Federal Emergency Management Agency to host school-based COVID-19 vaccination clinics. All clinics will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. with the exception of South, which is tentatively scheduled from 4-8 p.m.
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Teacher Appreciation Week
Teaching is often a thankless job, but no one enters this profession with a desire for accolades and the spotlight. Rather, we as educators do it for the most noblest of reasons: to gift the community, and the world itself, with the next generation of leaders, scientists, lawyers, doctors, skilled laborers, journalists, public servants and, of course, teachers.
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East Senior Isaac Quintana Alvarez, A Star in the Ring and in the Classroom
At East, Isaac has displayed similar championship qualities in Joe Terry’s AVID classroom. The lessons learned inside the ring have translated to the classroom, and vice versa. “East High School is known as an AVID School,” Mr. Terry said. “It’s a curriculum for that ‘middle-range student.’ We have programs for the gifted and talented, and we have programs for those who struggle academically. But there’s no program for those kids in the middle: that’s where AVID comes into play.”
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Longtime District "Music Man" Continues to Impact Students in his Retirement
After learning of the district’s participation in the Bringing Music to Life program – which encourages the donation of performance instruments to ensure that the love of music-making continues in schools – Mr. DeNiro and his wife Dr. Dorothy DeNiro, eagerly turned over 100 instruments, all in hard-shell cases, to Cindy Smith, the district’s Fine Arts Specialist.
