Families can use the link below to determine if their household’s residence is within St. Vrain Valley Schools’ boundary and identify the neighborhood schools associated with their address. Results within St. Vrain’s boundary will return the neighborhood schools, locations, and website links associated with the address entered. Results outside St. Vrain’s boundary will return the
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Licensing You must hold a valid Colorado teaching license before beginning your licensed assignment with St. Vrain Valley Schools. A copy of your teaching license is due to Human Resources upon the completion of your employment paperwork. Below is a listing of the different types of licenses: Initial License This license is issued to new
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On Tuesday, September 22 from 6:00-8:00 P.M., all students who are interested in pursuing higher education in the performing arts are invited to attend St. Vrain’s performing arts college information night. Interested families must register ahead of the event to receive their invitation to the Webex event at http://stvra.in/performingarts. This will be the second year St.
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For the third summer in a row, the Young Americans Center for Financial Education, a Denver-based pioneering nonprofit, will lead its award-winning, week-long Young Ameritowne on the Road Summer Camp, for students entering third through sixth grade, at Sunset Middle School. The traveling camp is a recent innovation, bringing the camp, which covers financial literacy,
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Dear St. Vrain Valley Community, Thank you for your continued partnership as we navigate the complexities of the evolving coronavirus pandemic and this difficult time for our community. While there have been various challenges, overall it has been a strong start to the new school year with high levels of student attendance and engagement across
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Wellness, Culture, and Safety Inventory Ongoing feedback is important as we strive to maintain a positive school culture where students thrive and succeed. In order to learn more about the climate within St. Vrain Valley Schools, we will begin gathering high school student feedback via an online questionnaire called the Wellness, Culture and Safety Inventory
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For more than five decades, the annual plant sale has remained the culminating celebration of the Horticulture and Agriscience Program at the Career Elevation and Technology Center (CETC). The program provides students with a comprehensive understanding of plant and animal production, equipping them with the necessary skills for a successful career. Lauren Hart, Agriscience Instructor
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Professional Development Opportunities for Classified and Professional/Technical Staff The following opportunities are available for district classified staff. District PD classesFunding for In-Service TrainingsMentor support for some classified assignments, including building secretaries, attendance clerks, media techs and community school staff.The Welcome Back, a yearly event kicking off the school year with breakfast, a vendor fair, prizes
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Learning is always happening. Whether within the walls of classrooms and auditoriums, out in the world, we are continuously registering and processing new and repeated information and determining what to do with it. For SVVSD Community Schools’ students and families, there is a strong focus on ensuring the experience is engaging, inspiring, playful, and purposeful…
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September/October 2024Moving All Students with Stretch Growth The first month of school focuses on setting expectations for behavior, collaborating with others, and functioning as a learning community. Yet, when setting expectations, how good is good enough? When setting goals as educators and with students around i-Ready performance this year, let’s not settle for “Typical Growth”
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