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Halloween Costumes will be allowed on Thursday, October 31st.
Costume Guidelines:
-Costumes cannot create a distraction or disruption at the school, as safety is always our top priority.
-Staff must be able to recognize students; therefore, students may not wear full face masks (or anything that covers the entire face), sunglasses, fake blood, excessive face paint, and no excessive guts & gore.
-Weapons (real or facsimile) are not allowed.
-Dress code appropriate
Fall Social
When: Friday, November 1st
Time: 4:00pm – 5:30pm
*Tickets are $5 and will be sold during lunches the week of 10/28; and at the door on Friday, November 1st.
*Optional-students may wear a Halloween costume to the social only on 11/1. We will allow for students to change into a costume after school and will accept student entrance to the social until 4:20p.m.
If you would like to volunteer at the social, please sign up here!
If you would like to make a donation to concessions, please sign up here!
Coding Clubs
Two different coding clubs are open starting in November: Gaming: Minecraft on Monday afternoons (3:45-4:45) and Girls Coding Club Wednesday mornings (7:15-8:10), both end early March. All coding abilities are welcome. For more information click here or to sign up click here.
Did you know that October is Dyslexia Awareness Month?
Are you looking to support families of students with characteristics of dyslexia to grow their understanding of the Power of Self-Advocacy?
Join us at this workshop-style presentation on October 24th at 5:30 pm. Students who attend this event will learn how to develop a tool to support and communicate their needs.
The Power of Self-Advocacy (<click to see flyer for details.)
Do you know of parents who would benefit from learning more about the needs of students with dyslexia? Invite them to this Dyslexia 101 presentation on October 30th at 5:00 pm. While parents learn together, students have an opportunity to connect with fellow students with similar learning differences and have fun!
Darts, Donuts, and Dyslexia. (< click to see flyer for details.)
Parent Leadership Team Corner:
PLT Basketball Concessions
Would you like to get involved? Consider volunteering at one of our home basketball games by signing up to run concessions! It’s a great way to support the team and connect with the community.
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Recent Updates
View our latest news and announcements.
2025 Superintendent’s Town Hall Meetings
St. Vrain Valley Schools invites parents, teachers, staff, and community members to join Superintendent Dr. Jackie Kapushion, for one of our upcoming Superintendent Town Hall meetings. These annual open forums in each of our geographic areas provide an opportunity for Dr. Kapushion and other district leaders to listen to our community’s questions and suggestions, share […]
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Leadership St. Vrain Now Accepting Applications for the 25-26 School Year
Leadership St. Vrain is a program designed to provide parents and other community members the opportunity to deepen their knowledge of our district’s mission, operations and strategic priorities. The program is especially beneficial for those who want to obtain a foundation in district operations and governance and become more active participants in St. Vrain Valley […]
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St. Vrain students learn about robots, cybersecurity, coding
A team of St. Vrain Valley high schoolers who use underwater robots to help Longmont monitor water quality are getting extra help this summer from middle school students attending a “Creative Technology for Good” camp. The Innovation Center student designers, who are helping the city look for unwanted weeds in water reservoirs using underwater robots, […]
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