Betty Heath, a long-time volunteer in St. Vrain Valley Schools, currently at Legacy Elementary School, has been providing mentorship to a group of five fourth-grade students once a week. These students, who call themselves the “Aspiring Writers,”expressed interest in learning how to write articles for their school newspaper. Drawing on her journalism experience, Heath provided
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About Dr. Don Haddad Dr. Haddad has been successfully involved in an educational career for 39 years. During this time, he has benefited from a broad range of experiences in several school districts while working in various teaching, coaching and administrative positions at every level, PK-12. Currently he participates in numerous professional organizations and educationally
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Trail Ridge Middle School (TRMS) staff Lynsey Robinson, assistant principal, and Rebecca Warren, SSN teacher, are trail blazing an #InclusionRevolution with an Inclusion Club at their school. The club provides an opportunity for typical students and students with disabilities to interact in meaningful ways through Unified Sports, PE Pals, Lunch Bunch and Shared Reading. Click here to
#InclusionRevolution is Trending at Trail Ridge Middle School Read More
The sound of saxophones and trumpets filled the air as jazz bands from Westview Middle School, Lyons Middle Senior School, and Silver Creek High School performed in a concert at Planet Bluegrass in Lyons on Monday night. Westview kicked off the night with a toe-tapping performance that set the stage for an evening of musical
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St. Vrain Valley Schools Special Education Department welcomes Meredith Pogonyi as one of their new assistant directors of special education. Pogonyi will support Erie and Frederick feeders K-8. Pogonyi comes to St. Vrain from Adams 12 where she worked for over 20 years. She served in various roles as an affective needs teacher, behavior specialist,
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St. Vrain Valley School’s Special Education Department welcomes Stephanie Zechmann. She has over 20 years experience as an Affective Needs Teacher and plans to bring her decades of experience working with students to her new role as the Assistant Director of Special Education. Zechmann will support the following schools: Alpine Elementary, Eagle Crest Elementary, Legacy
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Registration Open Now for 24-25 Pre-K Care Registration Opens for K-5 Care Next Week Information to Assist with the Registration Process Register online at stvrain.revtrak.net. Scroll through to your child’s elementary school and continue to CS: K-5 and/or Pre-K Care for that school. Registration Guide Instructions How to Register in the Web Store (video)How to Update
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St. Vrain Valley Schools’ preschool department has space available in high-quality preschool programming options across the district. If your child is 3-4 years old and you are interested in enrolling your child in one of our district’s preschool programs for the current school year, please contact Bertha Olivares, Early Childhood Family Liaison at 303-702-8370 or
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Food is a part of our everyday lives and it’s a powerful way to connect with students. There are so many skills that can be learned from cooking and exploring food. From fine motor and language skills, to math and functional skills. Cooking and trying new foods creates a shared experience and forms an instant
Cooking for Learning: Special Education Staff Using Food to Connect With Students to Encourage Functional Skills and Foster Independence Read More
St. Vrain Valley School District is pleased to welcome Benjamin Yamato to the district as an assistant director of special education. Yamato will support Lyons, Mead and Skyline feeders K-8. Yamato earned his Bachelor of Arts in psychology from the University of Michigan Ann Arbor. He then went to the Culinary Institute of America in
New Assistant Director of Special Education is Focused on Reducing Barriers to Student Learning Read More
