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Upcoming Events
LAST DAY OF SCHOOL
5/25
First Day of Project Launch
6/5
Middle School Step Up
8/8, 8:00-2:00
6th-8th Grade Photos
8/14, 9:00-3:00
Elementary Meet & Greet
8/14, 4:00-5:00
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
August 16 (1st-5th & 6th Grades)
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
August 17 (7th & 8th Grades)
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
August 18 (Kindergarten)
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
August 21 (Preschool)
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On behalf of our entire staff, I want to thank you for a fabulous year. It is truly an honor to work with such a dedicated group of students and parents. The growth we have seen in our students is tremendous and has been a collaborative effort. Thank you for all your support of the school and of your children. It has been amazing to see our school culture and traditions form, from the schoolwide Innovation Exhibition to our middle school Badge ceremony. The combination of a rigorous academic environment with opportunities to explore neuroscience within a hands-on environment has piqued student interests and creativity. We are truly shaping the future for the better and our students will lead the way in making a difference in the world.
Report cards are available for viewing in Infinite Campus for elementary students now and will be available for middle schoolers on May 26 after 3:00 PM. Over the summer it is important to relax and decompress from the busy year. Equally as important is to make sure your child regularly reads and writes, as it is not uncommon for students to slip over the summer without some general practice. A small amount of frequent practice goes a long way in maintaining growth from the school year over the summer. Simply reading each day or keeping a journal are two easy ways to accomplish this goal. There are many online tools (e.g. MyOn) to support this effort as well. Heading outside is always best, but if you want to provide your child with a familiar movement break you can visit GoNoodle.
It is with sincere gratitude that we thank you for your support. Your help greatly contributes to making Soaring Heights such a wonderful place for your children to learn. We would like to express a special thanks to Heather Muzzo our PTO president, along with the PTO board and countless volunteers. We are excited to Welcome Nancy Schaefer as the new PTO president for next year.
Best Wishes,
Cyrus Weinberger, Principal
Meghan Quirk, Assistant Principal
Krystal Trinkler, Dean of Students
Rick Olsen, Dean of Students
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Reminder: Register for 2023-2024 School Year Transportation Services
Our Transportation Department is preparing for the upcoming school year. If you are interested in having your child ride the bus for the 2023-2024 school year, please apply for transportation services as soon as possible. The Transportation Department makes every effort to accommodate as many eligible riders as possible.
Learn more on how to register >>
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Library Books Are Due
Please return all library books!
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ARE YOU MOVING?
If your student will be attending a different school next year, please fill out this short google doc: Relocation Notice. This will help for planning purposes, as well as, allow school records to be forwarded for your student upon receipt of a request from the new school.
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Students' current iPad insurance must be paid in full to be eligible for insurance the following year.
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School Supplies 2023-24
The School Supply List for 2023-24 is available. Please click here to find the lists.
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Good Afternoon Middle School Community,
With the school year wrapping up we have exciting news- Middle School Exploratory Days are coming up! There are limited seats (50 per day/ 2 days) - therefore secure them fast. Our program will include a panel discussion, campus tour and live demonstrations. This is a great opportunity for middle schoolers to hear from healthcare professionals, get familiar with our campus and experience some live science-based demonstrations. There will be lunch provided for students.
We will be raffling off amazing prizes throughout the program for both days! FREE STUFF!
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Innovation Academy is open for registration! If your child is currently in kindergarten, first, or second grade, please access this link or go to innovation.svvsd.org to find out more!
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Have a 3rd-5th grader? No problem! The Innovation Center has programming for older students too! Check us out for more information.
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Once at the Innovation Center website, choose menu / programs / summer programs to find information and to register for IA!
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As always, if you are unable to register online, please contact us via email or call the IC. We can support them in English OR Spanish.
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The Innovation Center is offering a variety of summer camps and classes this year and registration is officially open!
Explore cybersecurity skills, experience artificial intelligence, immerse yourself with video and music production, and SO MUCH MORE! Current 8th graders are even eligible to sign up for Innovation Center Summer High School classes and earn high school credit.
Learn all about Innovation Center summer programming here.
Innovation Summer Camp Flyer
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This Week at Soaring Heights.....
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Our Innovation Night was a HUGE success! Thank you to all of our students, families and community members who attended.
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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.
Join Our Team Today >>
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Important Health Room Information
If you have questions, please reach out to our Health Clerk.
Phone: (303) 702-8020 OPT 4
Jeri Smith, smith_jeri@svvsd.org
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Erie UpLink’s Tiger Packs program can help bridge the food gap over long weekends and holiday breaks for those students who normally have free breakfast and lunch at school. Tiger Packs contain kid-friendly, nonperishable food items and are delivered to the students’ doorsteps once per month on the Wednesday prior to school breaks. Families can sign up online at https://www.erieuplink.org/tiger-pack-registration. Registration must be done each school year.
To learn more about Erie Uplink, please check out this video.
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Community Schools
Before & After School Care
St. Vrain’s Community Schools program provides a safe, structured and positive environment that extends school day learning and supports families in need of before- and after-school care. The program provides a balanced menu of educational, enrichment and recreational activities to promote student achievement and engagement. Our childcare program is licensed through the Colorado Department of Human Services for children ages 5-11. For more information please contact David Zuniga, Program Manager at 303-709-3295 or zuniga_david@svvsd.org
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