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Athletics

Sports Offered at AST Middle School in the 2025-26 School year.

  1. Fall
    1. Boys & Girls Cross Country
    2. Girls’ Volleyball
    3. Boys’ Soccer
  2. Winter
    1. Cheer
    2. Dance
    3. Girls’ Basketball
    4. Boys’ Basketball
  3. Spring
    1. Girls’ Soccer
    2. Co-ed Flag Football
    3. Boys’ Volleyball

Get ready for sports seasons with three easy steps!

STEP 1

Physical Examinations

Students registering for Athletics must have a current physical examination on file with the Athletics office before the student is authorized to participate in practice/tryouts. Once you have the completed physical paperwork, move on to step 2! 

Here is a resource.

STEP 2

Register on Rschool and pay the Athletic Fee

Create an account or log in (if you are a returning student athlete) and register your student athlete on Rschool. Make sure to upload your physical examination form when prompted. After registering, you will see two links available to pay the athletic fee. The fee is $50 for MS athletes and $75 for HS athletes. Please visit this page to pay your fee.

STEP 3

Final Clearance

Once your registration has been reviewed by the Athletic Department, you will receive a final clearance email that lets you know your student has been cleared to tryout!

Please reach out directly to Andre Felix, Campus Director of Athletics, with any questions.

Email: andre.felix@scienceandtech.org

strat plan icons-03 Gifted Education

If you would like to initiate the GIFTED IDENTIFICATION process for your child, please complete this form.  Be advised, you will need approximately 15-30 minutes to complete the entire document.  There is not a way to save your progress in this form.  

Once this form is complete and submitted, your school's Gifted Education Facilitator will be notified.  They will then gather additional necessary evidence/data to complete the process.
Your facilitator will be in touch with you within 30 school days of receipt of this referral to update you on the process.

GIFTED CHILDREN'S BILL OF RIGHTS:

You have a right to:

  • know about your giftedness.
  • learn something new everyday.
  • be passionate about your talent area without apologies.
  • have an identity beyond your talent area.
  • feel good about your accomplishments.
  • make mistakes.
  • seek guidance in the development of your talent.
  • have multiple peer groups and a variety of friends.
  • choose which of your talent areas you wish to pursue.
  • not to be gifted at everything.
Written by Del Siegle (NAGC President, 2007 - 2009)


 

dir-icon Food Assistance and Resources

Food Bank of the Rockies Mobile Food Pantries- 

1070 Alton Way, Denver, CO

370 Aspen St, Deer Trail, CO 80105

Project Worthmore- non-profit that hosts the Yu Meh Food Share is a culturally-relevant food access program run by the refugee community.

1666 Elmira St. Aurora, CO 80010

Little Flower Assistance Center- This Catholic Charities center is a food pantry, clothing closet and resource center that offers support for the community. Little Flower partners with a host of parishes, businesses, agencies, organizations and volunteers to receive and distribute food and critical supplies to neighbors in Aurora and beyond.

11149 e. 14th avenue, aurora, CO 80010

open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday from 9:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

Friends of St. Andrews- Every weekday, up to 250 people are served at Friends of St. Andrew with a hot meal, a food basket, or can receive mail at the Queen of Peace Church in Aurora. 1525 Dallas Street, Aurora CO 80010

Village Exchange Center: Through strategic partnerships, the food pantry meets our community needs for fresh produce, meals, toiletries, and diapers weekly. Having implemented an automatic text messaging system to scale our reach, Village Exchange Center can collect data to optimize operations and provide more accurate services reflective of community needs.

1609 Havana St. Aurora, CO 80010

We Don’t Waste-  We Don’t Waste works to reduce hunger and food waste in the Denver area by recovering quality, unused food from the food industry and delivering it to nonprofit partners, such as food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, schools and daycare programs, and more.

6090 E 39th Ave, Denver, CO 80207

Cross Culture Church-  Love Thy Neighbor food box pick-ups are every Saturday between the hours of 10am-12pm, no signup is necessary. First come first serve.

3995 N LEWISTON ST. AURORA, CO 80011

More resources can be found on the DSST Family Resources page.