Honor Your Outstanding Teachers
and Volunteers
Distinguished Teacher Award recipients receive
both recognition and a cash award of $1,000.
Schools of teacher recipients receive a designated cash award of $650
- Honor your deserving K-5 level teacher, 6-8 level teacher, and high school level teacher using the official nomination form.
- Gather pictures, letters, and documents about your nominee’s devotion to teaching and students for a personal teaching keepsake.
- Submit your nomination along with supporting documents by February 5, 2008, to the Welcome Center at 900 Grant Street in Denver
The Helen Phelps Awards honor both an individual and a company who are making outstanding volunteer contributions to Denver Public Schools.
Submit a one-page nomination letter outlining the deserving person or group so these education supporters receive the recognition they deserve.
The individual Helen Phelps Award winner will receive a cash award of $1,000
For more information, contact
Dorolyn Griebenaw 303-477-4125
Sharon Tave 303-863-3701
"The quality of our schools is the foundation of our city’s future…Our efforts must focus on creating a City that is teacher-friendly, child-friendly and family-friendly"
Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper
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Call Dorolyn at 303-477-4125 or
Norma at 303-759-1377.
DTA was started in 1957 by visionary Denver businessman, Charles W. Lerch. He was dedicated to strengthening our foundation of freedom and believed that the most effective way to do this was by encouraging quality education in the Denver Public Schools.
The tradition has been continued by DTA board members who raise funds each year to support the organization and its work. Over the past 50 years, DTA has recognized 430 teachers and distributed cash awards totaling $271,000.00. In addition, since 1992, the Helen Phelps Award has given $19,000.00 in cash awards to 21 outstanding volunteers who have made a positive impact to a Denver Public school. The Helen Phelps Award has also recognized 18 businesses/organizations for their support of a Denver Public school.
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