The 1990’s and early 2000’s were a historical time for Denver North High School, because that was the time when we officially became Denver North High School. Before that we were referred to as North-Side High, North Senior High and other various names but in the 90’s we officially became Denver North. During that time we had new milestones like Y2K and other very historical events that were watched by North students throughout the decades.

Throughout the late 90's and early 2000's North had started going downhill. North once had a graduating class of 625 but in the early 2000's the graduating classes were in the hundreds. Numbers were low and DPS had expectations for North that were lower. the Denver Public Schools SPF rating for North High School was Red , we were the worst high school in the district.

So finally in the late 2000’s Denver North High School had a reconstruction. North High School at hired former Skinner Middle School principal Nicole Veltze. So in 2011 Denver North High School reopened its doors after the 34 million dollar renovation, not only did North get a brand new state-of-the-art building but from the time Nicole Veltze took over as the principal till the time she handed the job over to Principal Scott Wolf, North High School had went from the worst school in the district to one of the best schools in the State of Colorado. Denver North High School's SPF rating went from a Red to a Green, And the freshman Class in the 2018-19 school year was 340 students and growing. Not only did North High School reconstruct their building we reconstructed everything.