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Register Now for Adult Education Classes
Beginning in August 2021, D2 will offer FREE Adult Education and English Classes. Continue reading for details and registration sign-up.
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Southeast Express: Harrison’s peer mediation class shows results
This is how it works: At Harrison, peer groups meet for discussion, to resolve conflicts and to find solutions that don’t equal suspension or expulsion. Led by Chloe Delisle, the peer mediation class trains junior and seniors at Harrison to become mentors for the freshman class, which is typically the time when students experience troubles, lower grades and drop-out rates.
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Youth Under 18 Ride Free on Mountain Metropolitan Transit
Mountain Metro will allow all youth 18 and under to ride fixed-route city buses for free during the months of July and August.
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Gazette: New multi-district online school to open under Colorado Springs school district
Aspire Online Academy will be available for students across the state.
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KOAA: Harrison D2 students volunteer time to help Care and Share Food Bank
About a dozen students from the district spent the past year volunteering their time and driving their personal cars to give food to local families in need, while Care and Share is the organization helping to provide all of the food.
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KRDO: Harrison HS valedictorian pushes for mental health awareness while mentoring for LGBTQ minorities
Gisselle Zamora is this year's valedictorian for Harrison High School's 2021 graduating class. But her 4.265 GPA accompanying her number one class rank is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Gisselle's promising resume.
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Southeast Express: Sierra earns regional crown during esports tournament
The Sierra High School eSports team defeated Upton High School (Wyoming) for the mountain regional championship in the game of Smite 2-0.
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KOAA: Harrison High School students spreading positivity during April
Local students are spreading messages of kindness all month long. It's part of a positivity project at Harrison High School that kicked off in the beginning of April.
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Video: HSD2 Addressing Equity in Education
From daily dose 719: COVID has created challenges for schools and families across the US but in many ways it brought us together. HSD2 has been working to address inequities long before COVID, which put them ahead of the game for providing resources for families in the district.
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Southeast Express: Sierra High School’s Melia Palaroan earns CHSAA StuCo spot
Sierra High School's Melia Palaroan joined Colorado High School Activities Association's State Student Council and Leadership team on April 15, 2021, and will assist with various projects.
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Colorado Education Initiative: Up-Close with Harrison School District Leaders
Q & A with Superintendent Wendy Birhanzel and Assistant Superintendent and Chief Financial Officer Shelley Becker
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Southeast Express: Don't Hate the Players, Don't Hate the Game
Sierra Stallions’ esports building team cohesion through video games
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The Colorado Sun: Schools teach and feed students. As hunger rises, Colorado is racing to ensure kids eat this summer.
The state is recruiting more support for its Summer Meals Program. Without help from communities, kids may go hungry come May.
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No-Cost College for HSD2 Graduates
The Dakota Promise provides free college tuition and academic support to every qualifying high school graduate in the school district.
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Standard Response Protocol (SRP) Lockout/Lockdown Parent Handout
Standard Response Protocol (SRP) has changed terminology this year. View the English and Spanish flyer.
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Girls Wrestling Makes History at State Championships
It was a very historic weekend for the wrestling program at Sierra High School.
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Harrison High School student receives Air Force Junior ROTC Flight Academy scholarship
Jordan Myers, a junior Air Force Junior ROTC cadet at Harrison High School has received a scholarship to attend an accredited aviation university.
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COSILoveYou: Celebrating Monterey Elementary
October 25th, 2019 marked the 50th anniversary of Monterey Elementary School in Southeast Colorado Springs. In celebration, over 450 parents, students, and community members gathered for a fall carnival that highlighted the decades Monterey Elementary has existed.
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Southeast Express: Hope and education
A first-in-the-state partnership between Harrison School District 2, Pikes Peak Community College and a pair of private foundations sets a precedent that other Colorado districts could follow to close the opportunity gap
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Southeast Express: Brought to justice
Restorative practices making a difference in District 2
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Hey parents, have you heard of AVID?
AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) is a system that helps all scholars become organized with their academics and beyond.
