Every year, Colorado Society of School Psychologists sponsors an annual award for School Psychology Supervisors. Jacqueline Celaya, school psychologist at Eagle Crest Elementary and Longmont Estates Elementary, was nominated for this award for her outstanding supervision of University of Denver Students. As a supervisor to psychology students and interns for the past five years, Celaya
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Trail Ridge Middle School began focusing on creating a school that focused on the inclusion of all students roughly four years ago. On Wednesday, the school was inducted into the Special Olympics Hall of Fame. Chaka Sutton, chief outreach officer and senior vice president of sports for Special Olympics, visited the middle school on Wednesday
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State and Federal Coronavirus Funding Information Thanks in large part to our community for their support over many years, we are well positioned to maintain programs at a high level as we move forward. SVVSD Covid Relief Funding FY20-24 Federal Relief FundingCategoriesFY19-20FY20-21FY21-22FY22-23FY23-24Grand TotalAAAAfter-school tutoring1,758,139.26795,459.1090,000.002,643,598.36At-RiskAt-risk instructional offset764,103.43764,103.43Covid StaffIncreased instructional offset270,585.7710,817,507.4411,088,093.21Help learning virtuallyStaff remote learning training, online
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As part of their Capstone projects, art students from Skyline High School have launched special projects benefiting both students and the senior residents from Atria, a local senior living community. This unique activity serves a dual purpose: fostering community outreach and offering students a glimpse into the life of a working artist. Art Teacher Carolyn
Skyline High School Art Students Connect with Atria Seniors in Special Project Read More
Media Recommendations from the American Academy of PediatricsCreate a Family Media PlanFamily Media Agreement from Common Sense MediaParents Need to Know: Articles from Common Sense MediaRaising Digital Natives by Devorah Heitner, PhDErgonomics & Device Use
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Unified Bowlers from Silver Creek High School (SCHS) and Mead High School (MHS) should be proud of their efforts at the CHSAA State Unified Bowling Championship that took place on November 18 at AMF Belleview Lanes. Silver Creek High School earned first place at the Regional Championship and placed fourth, with a score of 545,
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Northridge Elementary Special Education Teacher, Danielle Mignon, is tuning into her students needs by creating a sensory bulletin board. Instead of getting frustrated that bulletin boards were getting destroyed, Mignon and her team decided to turn a negative behavior into a positive outlet for students. “Our students were showing us that they needed additional regulation strategies and
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We are thrilled to share the exhilarating news about our groundbreaking partnership with Circle Graphics for our PrintStorm business! This collaboration marks a significant milestone in our commitment to providing exceptional educational opportunities for all learners. At the heart of our special education initiative is the belief that every student deserves access to quality education
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Students from Silver Creek High School, Skyline High School, and Frederick High School will be competing at the upcoming CHSAA State Unified Bowling Tournament on Friday, November 19. Silver Creek HS earned first place at regionals with a score of 333. They will have three athletes competing and no mentors. The entire group of bowlers
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Students from the Life Skills Alternative Cooperative Education (LSACE) program will be operating their breakfast cart business at the Innovation Center on Wednesday’s from 9-10am. Staff and students are welcome to bring cash to help support this student-run business. They offer pre-packaged snacks and a variety of hot and cold beverages, such as coffee, tea,
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