Myles Baron is the Director of Vocal Activities at Douglas County High School, where he conducts Concert Choir, DC Belles, and DC Singers, in addition to teaching piano and serving as the vocal music director for DCHS Theatre. He graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Music Education from Florida State University. Before joining the staff at DCHS, Mr. Baron taught middle school choir outside of Asheville, NC. He has performed extensively around Florida and has also performed around the world in Puerto Rico, Mexico, and Kenya. In his free time, Mr. Baron loves hiking, watching/playing sports, spending time with friends, and traveling.
Mr. Baron is an active member of the Colorado Music Educators Association, National Association for Music Education, and American Choral Directors Association.
drpease@dcsdk12.org
Dana Pease is the pianist for the Vocal Music Department and Musical Theatre productions at DCHS and has worked for Douglas County School District since 2005. She spent 6 years each at Frontier Valley Elementary and Cimarron Middle School, and then moved to DCHS for the 2016-17 school year and is thrilled to be part of the Huskie Family. Dana began accompanying choirs when she was a student in middle school, so we’ll just say she’s been doing this a long time. She has also played for semi-professional choirs and many high school and community theatre groups over the years.
She was a piano performance major at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music in Milwaukee. Dana recently retired after 18 years as the Director of Music for Providence Presbyterian Church in Parker and a 35 year career as a church pianist. She lives in Castle Rock with her husband Kurt and has two daughters.