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The Student News Site of Dakota Ridge High School

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Sara Pfitzer

Sara Pfitzer, Editor

Sara Pfitzer is a second-year writer for the Dakota Ridge Cord News. She joined the team to further her skills in writing. Outside of school, Sara enjoys spending time with friends.

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Students and staff regularly look at the clock while adjusting to the new times.

Dakota Ridge Switches it Up

Sara Pfitzer, Editor
September 16, 2023
This image was posted on Ms. Keller’s Instagram (@dakota_ridge_principal).

Meet The Staff: Kim Keller

Sara Pfitzer, Editor
September 8, 2023
Do his tattoos seem to be preventing him from working in an office building?

Tattoos in Corporate America

Sara Pfitzer, Staff Writer
February 28, 2022
Mr. Paul Tschuor, a chemistry teacher at DRHS, has kept a count down on his whiteboard until the mask mandate is lifted. “Rest in peace masks,” Tschuor said.

Jeffco Lifts the Mask Mandate

Sara Pfitzer, Staff Writer
February 17, 2022
Many people choose to eat healthier as a resolution. For most, this is the start of a healthier lifestyle that they want to obtain due to the 21st century expectations on how life should be.

New Year, New Me! Or Maybe Not?

Sara Pfitzer, Staff Writer
February 8, 2022
Ralston Valley High Schools varsity basketball team at the DRHS large gym on January 28. Students from both Dakota and Ralston showed up to the game, filling the space with cheers and support.

Mustangs Beat the Eagles 38-40

Sara Pfitzer, Staff Writer
February 2, 2022
“I enjoy drawing -- I haven’t been as much lately. I also like reading and stuff, but also playing soccer,” Maegan Smay (10) said. Smay shared an image of a tiger that she finished in February.

How Do DRHS Students Cope?

Sara Pfitzer, Staff Writer
December 10, 2021
Dr. Jim Jelinek during the September 22, 2021 BLT meeting. “For the most part, my best hope would be that people feel like they were at least heard and know that there is a process.” Dr. Jelinek said.

Dress Code Changes at DRHS

Sara Pfitzer, Staff Writer
November 28, 2021
Elise (right) and Lauren (left) before school starts on November 3, 2021. Clearly, they are identical twins, which they said “freaks them out” at times. “You know how everybody is curious sometimes about how they look when they’re talking to people? You never truly see that,” Lauren said. Elise added to Lauren’s statement by explaining how talking to a twin allows her to almost see how she looks when talking to people. “It’s like a mirror image.” Elise said.

Isn’t it Obvious?

Sara Pfitzer, Staff Writer
November 12, 2021
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