Denver Public Schools Employer Reviews

The school I teach at is definitely one that I would send my own child to.

We work in a team of two. I have enjoyed the interaction with the various high schools. My co-workers are very pleasant to work with and we share the same goals. My supervisor is very professional and at the same time a fun person.

toatally fun interesting, learning from the kids is wonderful, company, good in the beginning, good insight, toward the end every postive went sour.

Great place for advancement and training. Great pay and benefits.

Great opportunity to be around a diverse faculty, staff, and student base environment

I enjoy working for Denver Public School not only with the co-workers but also with the students, nothing more rewarding then to see one of my students graduate with honors, and this same student was in a well known gang when we first meant. With a lot of hard work both from the student, teachers, and security (myself) we help him become what he is – more...  today. – less

Great teachers, lots of professional development opportunities. In a small school personality of principal dominates so choose carefully. Often extra duties are added that detract from the educational function of the teacher.

Teaching at Denver Public Schools is a challenge as there are quite a few classes with at least 25 children. The Administration of the school I have been assigned to are excellent in providing a curriculum that is teachable to the children. There is a strong determination amongst the educators to provide the best learning experience as possible. With – more...  so many children, it is difficult to keep them focused. – less

It was in Denver Public Schools that I took an interest in working with children who were either bilingual or monolingual. (Mainly Spanish speaking children, but did work with Cambodian children.) Worked in Denver Public Schools for 13 years. (1974-87).