Denver Public Schools (“the District”) is committed to fostering, cultivating and preserving a culture of diversity and inclusiveness. We celebrate our diversity and will provide the necessary resources and supports to eliminate barriers to success and foster a more equitable future for all our community members, students, and employees.
The District recognizes that discrimination and harassment can interfere with academic performance, job performance, emotional and physical wellbeing, and access to District programs and activities. Thus, preventing and remedying discrimination and harassment are essential to the District’s mission. Below is a link to the policies and processes we use to support that effort.
https://www.dpsk12.org/discrimination-prevention-and-response/
Title IX concern? Please share it with us by contacting our Title IX Coordinator, Principal, Laura Vasta by phone 303-424-6228 or email lsimps3@dpsk12.net, or our Assistant Title IX Coordinators, Restorative Practices Coordinator, Mady Dreiling by phone 303-424-6275 or email madyson_dreiling@dpsk12.net or our Student Support Liaison, Tracy Allgeier by phone 303-424-6217 or tallgei@dpsk12.net.
Need social emotional support? Please reach out!
You have a wonderful support team that is here for you:
The Denver Public Schools LGBTQ+ Toolkit is a one-stop resource for supporting LGBTQ+ students, families and team members in our district. This is a living document.
This toolkit outlines practices and policies to support LGBTQ+ students, staff and families in Denver Public Schools. These are rooted in State and Federal law as well as input from LGBTQ+ students, best practices, data and research from leading LGBTQ+ organizations such as The Trevor Project, The Gay and Lesbian Student Education Network (GLSEN), and the Human Rights Campaign (HRC).