The easiest way to contribute is by registering as a parent on Fundhub and donating online. If you prefer to make a cash/check donation, you can do so at the main office. Make checks payable to Altona Middle School. Check to see if your company will match your donation!
Please make sure to get your students’ waiver back to their P3 teacher so they can run.
Next Wednesday, Sept. 13 – Top earning CLASS per grade gets Kona Ice at lunch!
Next Friday at the race if you want to dunk a Principal each GRADE needs to raise $17,000!
WE HAVE RAISED OVER $22,000 SO FAR,
WE NEED YOUR HELP TO REACH $50,000!!
If you are interested in signing up to volunteer, please click here
Thank you all so much for helping make our Rattler Run & Raise Up a success!!
Superintendent Town Hall Meeting
On Monday, October 9th, our Superintendent, Dr. Haddad will be hosting a Town Hall Meeting from 5:30 – 7 pm at Silver Creek High School.
These annual open forums provide an opportunity for Dr. Haddad and other district leaders to listen to our community’s questions and suggestions, and share our many successes. We encourage parents to attend!
To-Do Item in Infinite Campus
Please take a couple of minutes to log into Infinite Campus to complete this task for us.
- Under More, please click on the right side where it says “Parent Permissions” and go through the list of permissions we need you to sign each year and acknowledge the Code of Conduct. Click here for more detailed instructions on how to sign the Code of Conduct.
Gifted & Talented Referrals
Each year, schools in St. Vrain Valley School District complete a process to identify students who demonstrate exceptional ability or performance in one or more academic areas and may, therefore, qualify for Gifted/Talented educational services. These students usually perform at least two years above grade level in their strength area(s), and they require additional academic challenges in order to support their continued educational growth and progress. In addition, they usually demonstrate characteristics of unique creativity and high motivation in their strength areas.
Referrals are open through the month of September and will close on the last day of the month. Referrals after that date will be addressed on a case by case basis. Completing a referral guarantees a review of the student profile to determine if testing is recommended for the student. The process for identification requires a body of evidence and often takes place throughout the school year.
The process takes approximately 5-10 minutes to complete.
Jill Fischaber mailto:[email protected]
Link to the Referral Form: https://forms.gle/ZMqtoyffM2d7Sxoo8
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Register for 2025-2026 Transportation Services
Dear Parents and Guardians, Thank you for your continued partnership as we celebrate a successful spring semester in St. Vrain Valley Schools. Our Transportation Department is dedicated to consistently delivering excellent service for our students and their families and we are currently preparing for the upcoming school year. If you are interested in having your […]
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Join us for an Open House Event: Explore the Future of Learning with AI, April 22
Explore the Future of Learning with AI! Join St. Vrain’s Parent University for an engaging AI Open House, where parents, students, and community members can experience firsthand how Artificial Intelligence is transforming education. This interactive event will feature student- and instructor-led AI stations, hands-on activities, and real-world applications of AI in St. Vrain classrooms. Event […]
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St. Vrain’s Unframed Art Show live at the Boulder County Fairgrounds Exhibition Hall from April 15-20
St. Vrain Valley Schools will host its annual art show at the Boulder County Fairgrounds Exhibition Hall. Community members are invited to view student art from all grade levels and schools across the district from April 15-20. The event is free and open to the public: Please join us in celebrating our students’ talent, hard […]
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