October Count is upon us! From September 24th to October 8th the State of Colorado conducts its annual October Count- with the official Student Count day being October 1st. During this time consistent student attendance is imperative- without it we cannot receive state funding for our students! Please try to refrain from taking your child on trips or personal days during this 11 day window. If your child needs to miss a day due to illness, please be sure to contact the office and provide doctors notes. Blue Mountain’s goal is 100% attendance on Thursday, October 1st. Thank you for your help and cooperation in ensuring we receive funding and staffing for each child!
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April 5, 2024
St. Vrain’s Early Childhood Education Department Hosts Developmental Screenings for Young Children, April 11
As part of St. Vrain’s celebration of Week of the Young Child, the Early Childhood Education Department is pleased to offer developmental screenings available at no cost for families with children aged 3 months to 5 years. During the event parents will meet with early childhood education staff and children will engage in fun activities […]
April 2, 2024
St. Vrain’s Unframed Art Show live at the Boulder County Fairgrounds Exhibition Hall from April 16-21
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 16-21. The event is free and open to the public: Please join us in celebrating our students’ talent, hard […]
March 26, 2024
Student Leaders Organize Inaugural Inclusion Night
Empowered by a desire to create a more inclusive world, a passionate group of St. Vrain Valley Schools (SVVSD) students are gearing up to host the district’s first-ever Inclusion Night. Led by high school students Anya Wieder, Claire Schultz, and Whitney Zanini, with the support of teachers Liz Wieder, Erin Quakenbush, and Nathalie Tuhari-Katz, the […]