Eagle News

Greetings Soaring Heights Families,

There is so much to celebrate this week at Soaring Heights. Spring brings many activities, celebrations and events. Our wrestling team competed against Coal Ridge on Monday. The wrestling team has their final tournaments this weekend at Mead High School. 6th grade will compete Friday evening and 7th and 8th grade will complete on Saturday. A big congratulations to our wrestling team on having a great season. 

Our orchestra, band and choir concerts brought joy and community this week. We are proud of our students' accomplishments and growth.

The robotics teams have been working hard and have persevered throughout the year. Soaring Heights is excited to host the VEX IQ State Championship on Saturday, March 11. There will be over 60 teams competing. Thank you to the staff and volunteers for their continued support of this amazing program.  

Track and Field practice begins on Monday, March 13. Please see below for registration information.

Please be careful and courteous during pick up and drop off. Safety is our number one priority. 

We appreciate your continued support and look forward to seeing you at the many upcoming events. 

Cyrus Weinberger, Principal
Meghan Quirk, Assistant Principal
Krystal Trinkler, Dean
Rick Olsen, Dean

• Please follow posted traffic signs and the traffic signal
• Please be courteous to your fellow drive line users
• Please prioritize and yield to our walkers and bikers

Academic proficiency is an important district goal for elementary students. Research shows that extended school year learning opportunities positively impact student success.

Project Launch program includes:

• Targeted literacy practice daily

• Content literacy in science and social studies

• Focused math study and exploration

• Transportation provided for those who qualify from predetermined bus stops

• Breakfast, lunch and snack

• Exiting Kindergarten – 4th Grade Students

• Available at no cost to families

Date & Times

Monday-Thursday, June 5 - June 29, 2022 

8:30-3:30 PM

Attendance all 16 days is critical

Registration Deadline March 31, 2023

Space is limited this year! You will be notified if your child is placed on a waitlist for this program. 

Contact your school or teacher for a registration form, and return your completed form to either your child’s teacher, or the school office. 

St. Vrain’s Parent University program provides training, information, and resources to parents and caregivers in order to support the well-being and success of their children. By partnering with internal district departments, academic institutions, community organizations, and other agencies to equip families with additional skills, knowledge, and resources. 

Classes offered through Parent University provide resources and information in areas such as safety, life skills, academic development, and financial literacy, and will provide families with tools that they can use to encourage their children to become successful while fostering school and community engagement.

Parent University is designed to:

• Increase parental engagement and participation in schools.
• Empower parents to become effective advocates for their children.
• Strengthen home-school-community partnerships.
• Allow parents an opportunity to network with professionals and other parents.
• Help parents develop the skills needed to implement positive parenting practices.
• Equip parents with the knowledge and awareness of resources available to them.

Upcoming Events

Wednesday, April 4, 2023: Establishing Healthy Digital Habits

• 6:00-7:30 p.m. at the Innovation Center of St. Vrain Valley Schools
• Presented by Natalie Worobel, MA, LPC  Owner of Natalie Worobol Counseling
• Click here to register
• Description: Natalie Worobel will be presenting on healthy digital practices including proactive steps families can take to live a more balanced life with their digital devices. She will educate parents so they can make intentional decisions around their family's digital habits as well as help them identify fulfilling ways to have their psychological needs met outside of their screens. Additionally, she will guide participants in exploring ways to improve their digital wellness over the summer including utilizing healthy replacement behaviors and activities. 

Join the Soaring Heights Community as a Guest Teacher

A Guest, or Substitute Teacher, teaches and supervises students in the event that their regular teacher is unable to lead class. Our Guest Teachers enjoy working within a positive culture among a group of passionate and caring professionals who are all working to support student success. If you are interested in joining one of the most highly effective and supportive teams of professionals in the country, please apply using the link below and look for the "Substitute Teaching" vacancy to start your application.

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