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Airport Road Construction

With Airport Road being a construction zone for the first weeks of the upcoming school year, the City is requesting help with getting this message out to students, parents, and school staff: During this Airport Road construction phase, people walking and bicycling should only cross Airport Road at the signalized intersections of Clover Basin Drive or Nelson […]

King Soopers Cards

A couple of years ago we discontinued our Buy Nothing, Sell Nothing spring fundraiser and switched to the King Soopers Gift Cards.  This proved to be an easy way to support the PTO principal’s fund and give (now) Jeremy flexibility in proving such things as emergency lunches for students, special recognition for staff members and […]

WEB Leader Training Dates

WEB (Where Everybody Belongs) Leader Training is on Wednesday, August 12th and Thursday, August 13th, at 8:00 am – 12:00 pm. WEB 6th Grade Orientation is Wednesday, August 19th, beginning at 8:25 (WEB Leaders arrive at 7:00). Please check your e-mail for more details, and e-mail Mr. Butler at [email protected] with any questions. Can’t wait to see you, everybody!!  

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2015 iPad Deployment Info!

iPad deployment for the 2015-15 school year is here!  Please read the information below BEFORE your scheduled date to pick up your iPad!   Dear Parents and Students,   We can’t believe that summer is almost over and the school year is about to begin, but it’s officially time to pick up your school-issued iPad. […]

Source to Sea Costa Rica

There were seventeen students, four from Altona, that accompanied Mr. LaCrosse, Ms. Campbell, and Mr. O’toole (district science coordinator) to Costa Rica in June on a science learning expedition to Costa Rica.  The focus of this trip was to study the ecosystems in the rainforest at the University of Georgia near the Monteverde Cloud rainforerest […]

Altona’s Odyssey of the Mind Teams Excel at Worlds

The three teams representing Altona at the Odyssey of the Minds World Finals did very well.  Altona was the only school in Colorado to send three teams to this competition that is comprised with over 840 teams representing 16 countries.  There were five problems and four divisions.  Click here for full results. 

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Origami, card tricks, slime…MATH?

What do origami, card tricks, and slime all have in common? For the Math Circle students at Altona Middle School, the answer is mathematics, of course! For the last five years, Linda Goertz, 8th grade math teacher at Altona, has attended the Rocky Mountain Math Teachers’ Circle sponsored by the University of Colorado- Denver. Math […]

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