2025-26 School Year Calendar

Hello Families,

East High School is doing a tutoring session for 9th and 10th graders on 3/11 and 3/18 from 3:00 - 3:50pm.  The goal of this time is to target students who are failing Science, Math or Elective class (3/11) and Humanities (English, Social Studies and World Language) classes (3/18).  

The tutoring is open to all 9th and 10th graders, and we hope to see them in the Library on 3/11 at 3 pm. We are sending specific invites to students and parents who are failing these courses, so you may receive additional communication.

If you have any questions please email Berto Barrett at robert_barrett@dpsk12.net.

Thank you!

DPS continues to see significant phishing incidents targeting students with fake job opportunities. These phishing emails encourage students to enter their contact information into a Google Form that malicious cyberattackers then use to shift the communication to text messages directly with the student.

Once a student has shared their contact information, they could experience identity theft, financial theft or even more.

Here are a few tips or "look fors" to identify a scam:

1. Email Subject Lines such as

    a. "Exciting Part-Time Administrative Assistant Opportunity!"

    b. "Denver Public Schools, Act Now."

2. Red Flags

    a. You are directed to a login page that is not the DPS Blue Login Page (DPS does not use Microsoft 365 as a          normal login screen).

    b. The request is from someone outside DPS.

    c. The request is from someone you do not know.

    d. You see an alert message that the email is from "outside your organization."

    e. It is a request to purchase gift cards.

    f. It is a request to pay up front for a job opportunity.

    g. It is a request to cash checks from the other party to use as funds to buy gift cards or products.

Please help us by sharing the above with students. And, if you hear of any emails that seem inappropriate or malicious, please use either the phish hook in Gmail or contact DoTS Service Desk at dotshelp.dpsk12.org. 

Please ensure all Lime and electric scooters,bikes are parked in the bike rack area in front of the school. If scooters are parked in various areas around the school, they become a hazard to passing cars and pedestrians. Thank you!

Need some East swag AND want to support our amazing teachers at East? We are cleaning out the storage closets, and all proceeds go towards Teacher Appreciation Week. 

Item of the Week (3/6 - 3/12): Grey Quarter-zip Sweatshirt ($25 each)

Please note: Limited Quantities Available! Online purchase only. You will receive an email when your order is ready for pickup at the EHS Main Office (2nd floor). 

Link to item: https://www.myschoolbucks.com/ver2/prdembd?ref=ZZI5ZQ2XQU04MZG_ZZ69Z1UBPN5SAEL

ICYMI! Last week's ITEM OF THE WEEK: 
Red Rain Jacket ($35) Available HERE
We still have a few available, order now before they sell out! 

IF YOU HAVE PLACED AN ORDER FOR A PREVIOUS ITEM, PLEASE ENSURE YOU STOP BY THE MAIN OFFICE TO PICK IT UP! WE DO NOT MAIL ORDERS.

**Make up Testing Begins Monday April 20th at 8:20 in the Library**

- From April 14th - 17th East High School students will participate in SAT, PSAT, and CMAS Science tests as required by the state of Colorado. 

- This is a chance for students and their families to get feedback on student progress and college readiness. 

- All 11th grade students taking the SAT free of charge have the opportunity to send their scores to colleges to be considered for admissions decisions.

- Parents or guardians who would like to decline their student’s College Board approved testing accommodations for the April administration of the SAT or PSAT should email our Site Assessment Leader Jessica Perkins at jperkin@dpsk12.net by March 13th. Any requests made after that date may not be guaranteed because accommodations are built into the digital testing format. 

- These test scores affect East High School’s ratings on the state of Colorado’s School Performance Framework.

- The guardian of a Denver Public Schools student, can request to excuse their child from participating in the state assessments. If you wish to opt your child out, follow the directions at:

Parent Opt Out Instructions English

Parent Opt Out Instructions Spanish

- Please note: only opt your child out of the specific test(s) you do not wish them to take. For example, if you do not want your student to take the CMAS test only but DO want them to take the SAT, then you will only choose CMAS. If you choose all tests, then their P/SAT registration will also be removed. 

- The deadline for opting out is February 27th. After this date any opt out requests need to be in writing and directed to mark_saucedo@dpsk12.net. 

East Theatre Company Presents ... Mamma Mia!

- March 12th - 14th at 6 pm

- March 15th at 2 pm

Tickets are on sale at https://www.eastangelstheater.com/ Tickets are $10 for students & $15 for adults.

Stay up to date on all Athletic events by visiting the Athletics calendar!

With Spring Tryouts/Practices starting over the next several weeks, we wanted to provide you all with the following information. Please do not hesitate to reach out to the Head Coach of individual sports for more information.  

Please follow the link below to begin the registration process. Remember to upload your current physical on the CHSAA form while completing your registration. We will conduct a registration event at the school from 4-5pm for anyone needing help registering in Arbiter.

25-26 Spring Sports Registration (Denver East) | Arbiter

2026 PPE Form - All Pages (PDF) - Colorado High School Activities Association

If you are interested in joining Spring Football, come out to City Park on the following dates to learn and experience more!

- April 6th, 8th, 13th, 15th, 20th, 22nd @ City Park (4-6 pm)

- April 18th, 25th @ the East Turf (4-6 pm)

If you'd like to join, click here!

East High School Blood Drive

Date: Monday, 03/09/2026

Time: 9 AM - 2 PM

The Blood Drive will be held on the Blood Mobile. Donate blood and save up to three lives. Help ensure we have lifesaving products for the community.

Book your appointment now! Walk ins are welcome but appointments are encouraged. 

Each summer, Denver Public Schools offers a limited amount of concurrent enrollment summer courses.  For more information about course offerings, dates, and additional details visit this link and have your student make an appointment with their counselor to answer any questions they may have!  

Fall 2026 Concurrent Enrollment Interest Meeting:  

March 12th during lunch in the Counseling Center (Room 225)

This meeting is for any current East student that is interested in taking a college class at the college campus during the Fall 2026 semester. Students will learn more about what Concurrent Enrollment is, about the various in-person and online options available, and steps needed to get registered. For any questions, please have your student reach out to their counselor or Ms. Vesceri (Lindsey_Vesceri@dpsk12.net).  

Parents/Guardians/Caregivers: 

Please complete the Universal Social Emotional and Behavioral Screening between now and April 10th! This short form should take less than 5 minutes and provides valuable input to the district and school on your student's behavioral and emotional well-being. 

Directions:

1. Visit the following link to start the screening: tinyurl.com/bessparent

2. Enter your student's DPS ID and date of birth (MM/DD/YYYY).

3. Complete the screening form.

To learn more, visit tinyurl.com/bessoverview.

Boys to Men Club

Dear East High School Parent Community,

We are reaching out to ask for your support of the East High School Boys to Men Club, a student-led program that meets weekly to provide young men with a space to grow, reflect, and develop important life skills. Through guided conversations, guest speakers, and discussions with groups of female students, the club focuses on helping young men learn how to regulate their emotions, understand the importance of strong mental health supports, and emulate positive male role models. In addition to our weekly meetings, our students mentor younger boys at Polaris Elementary and Columbine Elementary, and over the past three years our members have worked with more than 120 fourth and fifth-grade boys. Our goal is to raise $3,000, which will help provide food for our club meetings and materials that support our mentoring sessions with these elementary students. Any contribution, big or small, will directly support this meaningful work and help our students continue building a positive community of mentorship and leadership. Thank you for considering supporting this important program at
East.

If you are willing to donate, please visit this link to access our My School BuckAccount. Your donation is tax deductible.

Our Federal Tax ID # is 84-6001099 and our Colorado Tax ID # is 98-00755

Club Presidents

Jake Renschen, Paul Markson, and Beckett Perry

Unified Fundraiser with See's Candies

Please help support the East High School Unified Community by purchasing your Easter and Mother's Day Chocolates from See's Candies!

https://www.yumraising.com/store/spring-2026-east-high-school-unified-abdd/Bribri77245

Civics for Colorado Fundraiser

Help send our East Con Law Scholars to D.C.!

If you are an adult in the community, come join us for a Civics for Colorado fundraiser at Wyman's No. 5 (2033 E. 13th Ave, Denver, CO 80206) on March 11th from 5 - 7 pm. RSVP now at civicsforcolorado.org.

✨ Our East Angel Staff is amazing and we want to make sure they feel supported in every way possible. ✨

A great way to ensure our teachers and staff feel supported is by providing them with items for their classrooms or offices. If you are interested in purchasing items to support one or more of our teachers or staff members, we encourage you to visit the East website staff directory to check out your favorite teacher or staff member's wishlist! Simply enter their name at the top right of the website or search by department and, if they have a wishlist link, it will be posted at the bottom of the page. 

We thank you in advance for all that you do for our teachers and staff! We greatly appreciate your support!

Another great way to support our staff is to donate a cup! A simple donation of 1 item below will make a Latte people happy 🙂

If you have a donation to give, please drop it by the Main Office at East. You can contact Michelle Moore at michelle_moore@dpsk12.net if you have any questions!

K Cups Coffee & Tea (Variety of Flavors)

K Cups & Tea Bags

Sugar, Sweeteners

Creamers - Pods or Pumps (Variety of Flavors)

12oz Cups & Lids

The East PTSA and The Block Distilling Co. are partnering to fundraise for Teacher Appreciation Week!

The fundraiser will happen on Friday, March 20th from 6 - 8 pm. After a facility tour, you will be guided through a tasting of 6 of our house-made spirits where our front of house staff will talk about what makes our products unique. 

If you're interested in attending, purchase your ticket here!

Teacher Appreciation Week Fundraising (5/4 - 5/8)

Where we feed, caffeinate, and pamper our 200 teachers anyway we can! We will be reaching out to local vendors and creating gift bags using your donations to really show our educators that we care.

If interested in contributing, check out this link!

Free SAT & ACT Events For Your Families

Each month, Compass hosts a series of free, open-access SAT and ACT events that help families better understand their testing options and experience our approach to preparation firsthand. 

Details of our upcoming events can be found below. Families may register at: https://www.compassprep.com/webinars/

Free ACT Prep Group Session + Practice Test (for students)
A live, interactive ACT class experience, plus access to a full-length practice test offered in a separate testing window.
Sunday, March 22
3:00 p.m. PT | 6:00 p.m. ET

Do you want a fun, hands-on experience working with students in your community while receiving $3,000 to support your education? If so, the Generation Teach Summer Teaching Fellowship is for you. Generation Teach provides high-school and undergraduate students of all majors with high-quality summer experiences.

Selected students will:

Make a 7-week commitment which includes pre-summer preparation, in-person training, and five weeks of teaching small classes of Denver elementary and middle-school students

Plan and deliver daily lessons in engineering, law, math, or reading as well as an enrichment class

Lead and support student events and activities including small advisory groups, twice-weekly Community Meetings, and more!

Receive daily coaching and feedback from a professional teacher

Earn a taxable cash scholarship of $3,000 to participate in this learning opportunity

Upcoming application deadlines are March 15 and April 15. Fellowships fill quickly; apply here!

Boys & Girls Club: Metro Denver

Basketball Registration is now open and free for all members!

All sports are included in your monthly Club members. Here is a list of the available clubs to join: 

- 6-9 CO-ED

- 10-11 BOYS

- 10-12 GIRLS

- 12-14 BOYS

- 13-18 GIRLS

- 15-18 BOYS

To register, visit www.bgcdenvermch.my.site.com to complete the sports registration form in MyClubHub. For questions on how to join a team, stop by the front desk and speak with a staff member.

American Driving School for East Students

American Driving Academy has taught hundreds of Denver East students over the years; however, with the new law starting January 1st of next year, they would like to make driver's education more affordable and accessible to Denver East students. Starting January 1st, 2027, everyone under the age of 18 will have to take a driver's education course to get a permit. Currently, only 15-year-olds have to take a course. American Driving Academy wants to make it as little a financial burden as possible and give students an easy way to find driver's education information.

The average online 30-hour course from local schools here in Colorado charges $75. American Driving Academy would like to offer it to Denver East students for $29.85. They would also like to offer students discounted prices on their in-person and driving lesson packages.

To sign up, please visit bookings.americandrivingacademy.com/East. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call 303-623-1404.

STEM Immersion Program

Impact Internships is, again, running their 9 Saturday afternoon Zoom STEM immersion programs, from March 7th to May 2nd. In the Health Science Immersion Program (H-SIP) high school students hear from health professional speakers as they learn about the academic, research and professional care settings of the health sciences field. In the Computer Science Immersion Program (C-SIP), students explore the changing world of technology as they hear from tech professionals and explore fields such as web development, software and user design. In the Engineering Immersion Program (E-IP) they explore subjects such as chemical, civil and computer engineering. 

The application deadline for all programs is Saturday, February 28th. All class years can apply, and all programs are free for students who meet the family income qualification for the Free and Reduced lunch program. Students can learn more about the programs' curriculum and apply at impactinternships.org. 

Community Hubs Basic Mobile Skills Training

DPS Community Hubs is now offering in-person Spanish/English Basic Mobile Device Skills training at both our Central and Near NE Community Hubs (80216 and 80207). They have small (5 -7 members) classes taught on Tuesday and Thursday mornings at 9 am with childcare available. Topics available include basic smartphone, Google apps, and Internet usage. To be eligible for the course, you must be a DPS parent or a Denver resident. For more information, call 720-424-3711 or visit this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1NqKns3TsXzZD5IRkD2d8UOGGl8gR31TNyh6Z-TFM-uY/viewform?edit_requested=true

Ciao! is a 3-week program in Italy for pre-college students interested in studying the built environment from a sustainability perspective. It is a STEAM program covering art, architecture, landscape, planning, engineering, and construction founded and run by Harvard architects, Robert M. Karn and Gail Whitney Karn, who bring to the program with over 80 years of professional and academic experience. 

Participants learn to design using Google Sketchup and develop model-making and presentation skills. The program is limited to 12 students, so be sure to apply now!

For more information about the program and application process, please visit the Ciao! website.

Additional Community Events and Resources

Youth on Record, an organization dedicated to empowering young people through music and creative media. We have a bunch of FREE program offerings for young musicians!

Creative Enrichment Classes for middle and high school students. Classes next session include Beatmaking, Songwriting, and Piano Lab.

Studio Bookings young musicians can book out space in our Youth Media Studio for recording, mixing, band rehearsals, songwriting sessions, and jam sessions

Drop-in Fridays - Youth and Families are welcome to drop in on Fridays for tours, studio access, and a regular schedule of events and activations including First Friday Open Mic!

Here is our registration link. Once registered, artists and their families will have access to our scheduling system. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions, and we hope to connect with you soon.

FREE Afterschool Meals for Youth All Year

Support Group for Parents of Asian Students with Disabilities

Monthly Know Your Rights and Safety Planning with Servicios de la Raza

Free Museum Days in Denver (Kids 18 and under always free at History Colorado, and Clifford Still Museum)

Free Walk-in Health Clinic at Center for African American Health

We Don't Waste Mobile Food Market Weekly Calendar

Free Eviction and Legal Resources

Free Day Events in Colorado

Epsilon Nu Omega, the Denver Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated®, believes in empowering and uplifting young women who aspire to academic excellence. We are seeking outstanding African American young women for our annual scholarship awards. The 2026 scholarship application is being offered to graduating seniors who are planning to attend a college or university with a GPA of 2.8 or above.

Please note that the application deadline is March 20, 2026. Fill it out now!

If you have any questions about the application process, contact the Scholarship Committee at scholarship@epsilonnuomega.com.

Parents it is never too early to get a head start on preparing yourself and your student on their college options and post-secondary plans. Join this amazing webinar hosted by the Denver Scholarship Foundation focused on key terms, timelines, and career connections families should be thinking about now. Register now!

Class of 2026 – Students and Parents!

The 2026 East Angel Foundation (EAF) Scholarship Application deadline is quickly approaching: March 20, 2026.

Scholarship Application Requirements:

To be considered, students must submit the online application form and:
Student Aid Index (SAI) – An estimated SAI determining financial need
Personal Statement & Essay – Can be an essay used for the Common Application
One teacher recommendation – Letter should be from an East High teacher

In addition, in-person interviews will take place at East High School on: April 7-8, 2026

In the last 15 years, the East Angel Foundation has awarded over $2Million to 505 graduating seniors. Students attending trade schools or any post-secondary institution are encouraged to apply!

Apply here: https://eastangelfoundation.org/programs/student-scholarships/

The Cleworth LEAP Scholarship – $100,000 ($25,000 per year for four years)
This prestigious, need-based scholarship supports a student with exceptional academic and extracurricular achievements in making the “LEAP” to a top-tier postsecondary institution.

This is a separate application:

Apply here: https://eastangelfoundation.org/programs/student-scholarships/https://eastangelfriends.org/programs/student-scholarships/

EAF Dedicated Scholarships

EAF administers eight dedicated scholarships, supported by alumni and the wider East community. New
for 2026 are the Martin Brusse 10 th  Mountain Division Scholarship, the Class of 1985 Scholarship and the
Sam Robinson Legacy Scholarship. Each award is defined by its own criteria and legacy. Separate
applications are required for the Cleworth LEAP Scholarship and the Sam Robinson Legacy Scholarship.

The Cleworth LEAP Scholarship – $100,000 ($25,000 per year for four years)

This prestigious, need-based scholarship supports a student with exceptional academic and
extracurricular achievements in making the “LEAP” to a top-tier postsecondary institution.

The East Alumni Scholarship – $8,000

Established in 1995 and funded by donations from generous East alumni.
This prestigious scholarship honors the most outstanding Angel from the graduating class based on
academic excellence, school involvement, and community participation.

The Thomas W. Bean Foundation Scholarship – $7,000

Established by the Thomas W. Bean Foundation, this award celebrates the legacy of Thomas Washington
Bean, a pioneering African American businessman. It is awarded to a senior who has overcome
significant challenges and exemplifies hope, resilience, and achievement.

The James Reece (Class of 1960) Scholarship – $4,000

A merit-based award from the James Reece Foundation, named in honor of a lifelong educator and East
High alumnus. James Reece attended Yale and earned an advanced degree from Harvard Business
School. This scholarship recognizes outstanding academic performance.

The Class of 1967, 1968, and 1969 Scholarship – $5,000

Founded by Beth Woodard (Class of 1968) and supported by members of the Classes of ‘67–’69, this
need-based award emphasizes academic merit and meaningful school and/or community service.

The Class of 1985 Scholarship – $5,000

Established in memory of Kinsley (Hyland) Alexander, a beloved member of the Class of 1985, and in
honor of other classmates gone too soon. This need-based scholarship supports a student with a strong
academic focus, particularly in foreign languages and world cultures.

The Martin Brusse, 10th Mountain Division Scholarship – $3,500

An award of $3,000 will be awarded to the primary recipient and $500 to the runner-up. Criteria for
applying will include community service and overcoming adversity. The scholarship has been funded by
a $25,000 dollar pledge by Tony Zakhem in Honor of Martin Brusse. Mr. Brusse was a member of the
10 th  Mountain Division 85 th  Regiment, Company K during World War II and a 1942 Graduate of East High
School.

Sam Robinson Legacy Scholarship – $TBD

The Sam Robinson Legacy Scholarship honors the memory and legacy of 2022 East High graduate, Sam
Robinson. The scholarship will provide mentors and financial support to motivated students who have
experienced socioeconomic disadvantage or other major hardship whom we believe can thrive in Sam’s
memory. The winners of this scholarship will be selected in their sophomore year and will embody ideals
Sam stood for: extraordinary sense of justice, dignity, empathy, and inclusivity.

Key 2026 Scholarship Dates
March 20, 2026 – Applications Due
April 7-8, 2026 – In-person Interviews at East
May 2026 – Scholarships Awarded

Contacts for Questions
The Cleworth LEAP Scholarship: Maurice Scott - maurice.scott@cuanschutz.edu
EAF General Scholarships: James Mejía – james@mejiaassociates.com

Additional Scholarships

Be sure to reach out to our DSF advisors for any questions
regarding these scholarships and/or planning for life after high school!

Denver Scholarship Foundation Scholarship Deadline: May 01, 2026 at 11:59PM 

Amount: $3,600 (Four-Year Institutions) and $1,700 (Two-Year The DSF Scholarship is a need-based scholarship for qualifying  graduates of Denver Public Schools. The scholarship can be used at DSF’s 31 College Partners in Colorado, including technical,  community, and four-year colleges and universities, and it is  renewable for up to four consecutive years, depending on the type  of college. Along with their scholarship award, DSF Scholarship  recipients get personalized advising and support to guide them  through college toward their education and career goals. This  scholarship is renewable. See link for requirements.

Link: Home | Denver Scholarship Foundation 

The Denver Foundation 

Deadline: Various 

Amount: Various 

Students can search for a variety of scholarship opportunities  below. Each scholarship fund has different goals and supports  different paths for different people. Many scholarships come from  Denver or partners who are offering scholarships to students  attending high school in Denver and Colorado. See website to view  scholarships offered. Deadlines vary. 

Link: https://denverfoundation.org/scholarships/scholarship-opportunities/ 

Puksta Scholarship – MSU Denver 

Deadline: March 15, 2026 

Amount: $6,500 per year 

The college years are about something more, something special,  something significant, something we at Puksta Foundation call civic  engagement and social impact. To apply, Applicants must be a City  of Denver resident or have gone to a Denver High School for the last  6 months prior to attending MSU Denver (Puksta Foundation  partners with Prosperity Denver Fund), Have financial aid up to 2.5x  Pell Grant, Have compassion and commitment for civic engagement  and social justice, and be full-time student. Must also have minimum  GPA of 2.5 and Essay are required. 

Link: https://msudenver.academicworks.com/opportunities/9016 

Puksta Scholarship – University of Denver 

Deadline: March 22, 2026

Amount: $7,500 per year 

The college years are about something more, something special,  something significant, something we at Puksta Foundation call civic engagement and social impact. To apply, Applicants must be a City  of Denver resident or have gone to a Denver High School for the last 6 months prior to attending University of Denver (Puksta Foundation partners with Prosperity Denver Fund), Have financial aid up to 2.5x  Pell Grant, Have compassion and commitment for civic engagement and social justice, and be full-time student. Must also have minimum GPA of 2.5 and Essay are required. 

Link: https://udenver.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_cTkZ09SxXkirRMq

Puksta Scholarship- University of Colorado Denver

Deadline: March 31, 2026

Amount: $6,500 per year 

The college years are about something more, something special,  something significant, something we at Puksta Foundation call civic engagement and social impact. To apply, Applicants must be a City  of Denver resident or have gone to a Denver High School for the last 6 months prior to attending CU Denver (Puksta Foundation partners with Prosperity Denver Fund), Have financial aid up to 2.5x Pell  Grant, have compassion and commitment for civic engagement and  social justice, and be full-time student. Must also have minimum  GPA of 2.5 and Essay are required. Must already have a CU Denver  student portal.

Link: https://ucdenver.scholarshipuniverse.com/school/dashboard 

Denver Alumni Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha  Scholarship

Deadline: March 31, 2026

Amount: $7,000 

The Denver Alumni Chapter of Alpha Phi Alpha is pleased to invite  current high school seniors to apply for our academic  scholarships. Our scholarships are available to African-American males with a proven record of superior scholarship and service to  the community. Previous winners of our scholarships have had a  minimum of a 3.3 GPA and/or have demonstrated exceptional  community service. Several scholarships in the amount of a one time award of $7,000.00 are available. Essay required and two  letters of recommendation. One high quality photo required as  well. 

Link: https://www.gehendowment.org/application

Superpower Scholarship

Deadline: March 31, 2026

Amount: Up to $2,500 

Have you ever wondered where you'd go if you could fly around  downtown? Or maybe you daydream of secretly taking over the  world - to each his own. For all of those hero lovers and villain  enthusiasts, this super scholarship can give you the power to win  free college money. Use your imagination and become the  superhero, or perhaps supervillain, you've always wanted to be.  Would you live a life in a comic book universe or use your powers  here in the real world? We want to know how you would use your super powers for good, or bad, even if it was just for the day. Essay  Required.

Link: https://www.unigo.com/scholarships/our-scholarships/superpower scholarship

Project Yellow Light

Deadline: April 1, 2026

Amount: Various 

People know distracted driving is dangerous, but they do it anyway.  As an applicant, you have one clear mission: create a PSA to  encourage your friends to avoid distracted driving, specifically  using your phone while driving. Whether it’s sending a text,  commenting on a photo, or messaging your friends in your favorite  app, it’s never ok to drive distracted. Together, we can spread the  word and help keep our roads safer. There are three scholarships  each with their own projects.

Link: https://projectyellowlight.com/

To sign up for Coffee with the Principal, please visit this link! Please use the live link to sign up for the next session. All sessions will be hosted from 7:15 - 8:15 am in the Social Room on the second floor of East.

The dates for each session are below:

• 04/09/2026 (feat. our DSF college advisors!)

• 05/07/2026

The Spirit Store is open for the school year and its operating hours are daily during the lunch break. The Spirit Store is run by volunteers and will be closed if a volunteer is not available. If you would like to confirm store hours, volunteer, or ask questions, please contact spiritstore@eastangelfoundation.org. All Spirit Store proceeds support the East Angel Foundation. For more on EAF, visit the EAF Website. Make sure you follow the Spirit Store on Instagram - @denvereastspiritstore.

Thank you for your support!