Eco-Cycle’s Green Star Schools Program Schools throughout our district are partnering with Eco-Cycle to move toward Zero Waste through increased recycling efforts, the implementation of composting school-wide, and special waste reduction activities. The project is part of Eco-Cycle’s award-winning School Recycling and Environmental Education Program. According to Eco-Cycle, “Green Star Schools are the first in
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St. Vrain’s Unified Athletes will be coming together for a fun filled day of outdoor activities during the 3rd Annual Unified Day of Champions. The event will take place on Monday, May 22 from 9:45am – 1:00pm at Longmont High School’s Everly Montgomery Field. Approximately, 104 unified athletes from the District’s eight high schools and 43
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St. Vrain Valley School District is happy to welcome back Pauline “Paula” Avis to the district as the new Special Education Coordinator, replacing Laura Gold. Avis brings 12 years experience in K-12 public education to SVVSD. For the past three years, Avis was a Special Education Coordinator in Adams 14. Prior to that, she was
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Altona Middle School’s newest club Rattlers Unified! is dedicated to fostering inclusivity and unity within the school community. The club’s mission is to bridge the gap between students with and without disabilities by working together with school leadership to build and nurture an inclusive school culture. In Rattlers Unfiied!, they believe that every student deserves
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In its second year, the robotics program at Erie Elementary has rapidly grown into a cornerstone of the school’s extracurricular offerings, providing students in grades second through fifth opportunities to learn the fundamentals of designing, building, and programming robots. Driven by an overwhelming interest and a waitlist of over 70 students, the program expanded to
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The Innovation Fair at Longmont Estates gives students the opportunity to showcase their incredible and diverse talents in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). Students get to choose between an Engineering Design project, which allows them to invent something new that someone might need, a Science Experiment, or a Genius Hour project
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In Mrs. Juarez’s Spanish 4 class at Skyline High School, students are studying the unit of Communities and Global Citizenship, which connects language learning with real-world applications and global perspectives. Through the coursework, students explore topics related to community challenges and the importance of global citizenship, while also enhancing their Spanish language skills. The objectives
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School counselors play a vital role in helping students navigate the complex world of academics, but their role extends far beyond the classroom. They are often the first point of contact for students who may need additional personal and emotional support. Parents also rely on counselors to connect them to external resources that can aid
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Work-Based Learning Work-based learning has always been the foundation of career and technical education. Experiences such as guest speakers, field trips, job shadowing, internships and school-based enterprises provide students the opportunity to connect course content to their desired career pathway and potential work site. St. Vrain Valley CTE programs align with the Colorado Career and
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