Page 44 - October 2017 The Castle Pines Connection

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DCSD’s interim superintendent shared insights as part of
the Chamber Speaker Series
By Lynne Marsala Basche; photo courtesy of Nate Jones
On September 6, Douglas County Interim Superintendent Erin Kane shared her thoughts about the school district with approximately 25 residents at the Douglas County Libraries – Castle Pines.
A former resident of Castle Pines North, Kane was part of the Castle Pines Chamber of Commerce Speaker Series and discussed the school district in general,
as well as its funding challenges, how it impacts the Douglas County economy and possible solutions to the challenges.
“The Castle Pines Chamber is excited to bring a variety of speakers that are meant to engage the community
in meaningful topics,” said Castle Pines Chamber Membership Director Amy Shanahan. “Douglas County School District’s Interim Superintendent Erin Kane provided a wealth of information regarding the nancial state of our school district. Her presentation was impactful for all who attended because the quality of our schools and sta directly impact the overall value of our community.”
Douglas County School District Interim Superintendent Erin Kane spoke to residents at the Douglas County Libraries – Castle Pines about the school district, its challenges and solutions to these challenges.
The Castle Pines Chamber of Commerce Speaker Series is an opportunity for members and the community to engage
and learn about relevant topics that directly impact the Castle Pines community. Learn more at www.castlepineschamber.com.
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION INFORMATION: https://www.dcsdk12.org/board-of-education/2017-school-board-director-election
Teen Services – Caring for the people and things you care about
If you are interested in obtaining a copy of the October “Teen Services” page, email editor@ castlepinesconnection.com and include your Castle Pines address and a phone number. Please
also indicate whether you are interested in babysitting services or pet/home/lawn/other.
This information is provided as a resource for the community free of charge.
Kingsway Christian Academy opens
By Lynn Zahorik; photo courtesy of Kingsway Christian Academy
Students and sta celebrate the grand opening of Kingsway Christian Academy, the newest private Christian school in Castle Rock. The school o ers classes from pre-school through eighth grade and has a current enrollment of nearly 100 students from throughout Douglas County, including Castle Pines.