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Orlando Otis helped open 2 high schools in Parker, has won multiple awards & dedicated the last 26 years of his life leading students to success one note at a time. His career as a band director is coming to an end but his impact will long be remembered.
Faces of DCSD: Orlando Otis
He helped open two high schools in Parker, has won multiple awards and dedicated the last 26 years of his life leading students to success one note at a time. Orlando Otis’s career as a band director in Douglas County School District is coming to an end, but the impact he has had on musicians at both Chaparral and Legend high schools will be remembered for years to come.
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January 15, 2025 at 9:29 PM
Orlando Otis helped open 2 high schools in Parker, has won multiple awards & dedicated the last 26 years of his life leading students to success one note at a time. His career as a band director is coming to an end but his impact will long be remembered.
Cougar Run Elementary celebrated its second annual Art and Culture Night. “Our community turns out in the hundreds to support the beauty of the diversity in our school at this event every year,” said Principal Shannon McPherson. With over 13 cultures represented at the celebration, the event was a g
January 14, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Cougar Run Elementary celebrated its second annual Art and Culture Night. “Our community turns out in the hundreds to support the beauty of the diversity in our school at this event every year,” said Principal Shannon McPherson. With over 13 cultures represented at the celebration, the event was a g
Orlando Otis is one of Douglas County School District’s most beloved music directors. After 26 years of sharing his passion for music with his students, Mr. Otis will be putting down his conductor’s wand. Tune in on January 15 as Mr. Otis reflects on his career in our latest edition of Faces of DCSD
January 13, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Orlando Otis is one of Douglas County School District’s most beloved music directors. After 26 years of sharing his passion for music with his students, Mr. Otis will be putting down his conductor’s wand. Tune in on January 15 as Mr. Otis reflects on his career in our latest edition of Faces of DCSD
🌟 New Year, New Program for Douglas County Seniors! 🌟
We appreciate the many years of support our senior neighbors have given to Douglas County schools and students. Now it’s our turn to say thank you with the new Douglas County School District Senior Gold Card—available to residents age 60 and old
We appreciate the many years of support our senior neighbors have given to Douglas County schools and students. Now it’s our turn to say thank you with the new Douglas County School District Senior Gold Card—available to residents age 60 and old
January 11, 2025 at 5:00 PM
🌟 New Year, New Program for Douglas County Seniors! 🌟
We appreciate the many years of support our senior neighbors have given to Douglas County schools and students. Now it’s our turn to say thank you with the new Douglas County School District Senior Gold Card—available to residents age 60 and old
We appreciate the many years of support our senior neighbors have given to Douglas County schools and students. Now it’s our turn to say thank you with the new Douglas County School District Senior Gold Card—available to residents age 60 and old
What Sierra Middle School Principal Sara Curto loves most about her role in education is the opportunity to serve a diverse group of students. "Middle school students are a fun bunch to work with and the range of needs, personalities and ways that students make me laugh always keeps things interesti
Meet Sara Curto, Sierra Middle School Principal
I'm very proud of the work we have done at Sierra because it has taken our entire staff, student body and community working together to move our school forward - one step at a time. Seeing progress at a middle school can be a test of patience. Every day our SMS community demonstrates that we can be the best in the business, in big ways and subtle ways.
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January 11, 2025 at 1:00 AM
What Sierra Middle School Principal Sara Curto loves most about her role in education is the opportunity to serve a diverse group of students. "Middle school students are a fun bunch to work with and the range of needs, personalities and ways that students make me laugh always keeps things interesti