Erie High School’s Tigers Together Peer Mentor Program is bridging the gap between special education students and typical peers. EHS mentors work alongside students with differing abilities because it promotes inclusivity and a more accepting environment. The program is spearheaded by Elizabeth Goodrich, special education teacher, at EHS. She started the program in the spring
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Welcome to St Vrain Valley Schools’ Nutrition Team! We are dedicated to providing nutritious meals to support the well-being and learning of our students. Join our dynamic team of professionals committed to making a positive impact every day. Why join our team? Employment Opportunities Benefits Application Process Testimonials “Working in the school kitchen is a
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Since its inception in 2017, the Innovation Fair at Longmont Estates Elementary has evolved into a cornerstone of creativity, exploration, and collaboration for students in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). Initially centered around engineering design projects, the fair has expanded its scope in response to students’ interests and aspirations. In 2019, it broadened to
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AP SATURDAY STUDY SESSIONS // Spring 2020FREE For all SVVSD Students GET INVOLVED // INCREASE YOUR SCOREEach year, more and more St. Vrain students are realizing success with higher AP scores, college credit, and improved confidence. To continue this momentum, school and district leaders are supporting students with optional, free weekend study sessions to dive deeper into content
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St. Vrain Valley Schools will begin its third cohort of Teachers Guild this November. The Teachers Guild is a professional learning community for and by teachers who are a creative force for students, schools, and communities. Teachers work in small teams and utilize design thinking, a human-centered approach to problem solving, to implement new systems
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In the landscape of contemporary education, the St. Vrain Valley School District stands out for its ambitious and successful “AP for All” initiative. This program is not just about providing access to Advanced Placement (AP) courses; it’s about redefining educational excellence and creating a culture of high achievement and inclusivity. The Essence of AP for
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33 middle and high school students are participating in week-long camps on cybersecurity and machine learning at Trail Ridge Middle School. These camps are co-sponsored by St. Vrain Valley Schools, the University of Colorado Boulder and Northrop Grumman. The three camps include: Fundamentals of cybersecurityAdvanced cybersecurityPrinciples of machine learning “Part of why we do camps
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Grand View Elementary School, in collaboration with Books are Fun, is inspiring lifelong readers through their Book Blast campaign. With over 30 years of service, and in partnership with Collective Goods, Books Are Fun is committed to providing the latest and most engaging books to children across the nation. Thanks to support from the community,
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This year as students prepare to ride our school buses, they will notice new animals have joined our transportation fleet. In addition to a number, each bus route will also be identified by a unique animal and color combination to enhance rider safety and help our students easily identify their bus route. “The purpose behind
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Sitting along with her team and the robot they built, Quinn Johnson, a fifth-grader from Prairie Ridge Elementary, said she learned some things during the construction process. “Teamwork and patience,” she said. Johnson’s team — dubbed Build to the Future — didn’t build the robot just for fun, though. They built it to compete in
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