Longmont High School’s Drama Club stole the show over the weekend with three engaging performances of the timeless murder mystery play, “Clue,” inspired by the iconic 1985 Paramount movie and the Hasbro board game. The story begins with six mysterious guests gathering for an unusual dinner party where murder and blackmail take center stage. As
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Centennial Elementary School’s commitment to “Innovation with Heart” is transforming the way students engage with their community, fostering empathy, and nurturing impactful change-makers. Through initiatives like Centennial Cares and the Innovation Lab, students are encouraged to tackle real-world problems with compassion and creativity. “Innovation with Heart is about more than just finding solutions; it’s about
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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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At Lyons Elementary, students in Sara Foster-Barone’s second-grade class recently explored the fascinating world of insects through an immersive learning session led by Thorne Nature Experience, an organization dedicated to connecting youth with nature through environmental education. Thorne’s in-school program focuses on interactive explorations, inquiry-based experiments, and hands-on use of scientific instruments and specimens to
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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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At Spark! Discovery Preschool, students are empowered to meet their sensory needs and participate in activities that facilitate better focus and learning through sensory rooms. Students are taught to regulate their own behavior before participating in other academic related activities. According to Spark! Discovery Preschool teacher Jess Harbison, students have access to the sensory room
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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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2019 Graduates are Taking the World by #StVrainStorm See where our 4.0+ graduates are attending college in the fall. Outstanding Graduates Meet just a few of the appoximately 2,000 students who will walk across a stage this week to receive their St. Vrain Valley Schools diploma. Congratulations to all students in the Class of 2019!
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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
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