St. Vrain Valley School’s Special Education Department is excited to announce that a student-run print shop is in the works at Main Street School. While it’s not officially open for business yet, the goal is to have it fully operational by mid-September. There will be a ribbon cutting ceremony in August and students will be
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St. Vrain Valley Schools offers a variety of extracurriculars and co-curricular opportunities for elementary, middle, and high school students. These opportunities allow students to grow, learn, and develop long lasting life skills. To highlight some of the extraordinary activities that students are involved in outside of the classroom, we have launched “Be Extraordinary.” We have
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CDE Financial Transparency Website St. Vrain Valley Schools prioritizes transparency in district operations to ensure ongoing trust and a strong collaborative partnership with our community. Beginning July 1, 2017 detailed financial information about St. Vrain Valley Schools can be found on the Colorado Department of Education’s new financial transparency website, https://www.cde.state.co.us/schoolview/financialtransparency/homepage. District financial information available through
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A team of five Altona Middle School seventh graders was one of 60 teams chosen to build a space exploration experiment they designed for a NASA STEM competition. The students, who were part of a design elective class last semester, are spending this semester working with a mentor and teacher Stephanie Basile to learn skills
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Equity in St. Vrain Valley Schools Equity is achieved when each and every student has access to a wide variety of support, resources, spaces, models, programs, strategies, and highly-skilled staff in order to graduate prepared for success, including all races, ethnicities, languages, religions, abilities, genders, sexual orientations, gender identities, or economic statuses. St. Vrain Valley
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Hygiene Elementary is hosting an open house as part of its annual Hawk Air project on May 5 from 5:30-7:00 pm. This year, Hygiene Elementary students and staff will be traveling to Italy. Hawk Air Italy is a student-driven, teacher-facilitated, and parent-propelled annual capstone project. This year, students and staff will journey to Italy to
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Athletics are an important part of the St. Vrain Valley School District’s educational program. The district provides a variety of equitable sports programs that give boys and girls the opportunity to participate and compete. Athletics present an excellent situation for experiences and development of democratic cooperation. It provides an avenue for the formation of lasting
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May 21, 2019, 7:49am | St Vrain Valley School District Imagine being able to talk with Longmont’s earliest settlers, absorb their wisdom, and learn from their challenges. Though portals to the past may not yet be a reality, St. Vrain Valley third graders are embracing the chance to authentically connect with their community’s history. The experience comes
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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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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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