Category: Technology

As students, teachers, and staff return to start the 2024-2025 school year, many departments across the district have continued working through the summer months to ensure that classrooms, facilities, devices, and technology infrastructures are ready to support all of the rigorous learning opportunities that St. Vrain provides to students. District Technology Services St. Vrain Valley […]

In this month’s issue of the Family Connections Newsletter, we introduce a new district tool for internet filtering, share resources for setting healthy limits for technology use at home, and share ideas for summer learning activities. To sign up to receive the monthly newsletter in your email, click here.

According to Harvard’s website, total applications were up nearly 43% over last year. Of the 57,435 applications they received for the Class of 2025, Harvard offered admission to 1,968 students. One of those accepted students was Jose Quiroz Yanez. A student of Spangler Elementary School, Timberline PK-8, and now Skyline and Front Range Community College, […]

Visit the Innovation Center to participate in Level Up webinars and CSED Week online activites >> St. Vrain Valley School students and staff are invited to celebrate Computer Science Education Week (CSED Week) through a series of engagement opportunities available online including robot programming, code writing, and live virtual sessions with industry partners highlighting different […]

Dear St. Vrain Valley Community, Thank you for your continued partnership as we navigate the increasingly complex, shifting, and challenging coronavirus pandemic. Over the past few days, we have been in communication with the leadership of Boulder County Public Health and we have received additional information that has a significant impact on our plans for […]

Dear St. Vrain Valley Families, Thank you for your continued partnership during this challenging time. I am extremely proud of how our community has come together to ensure that our students will continue to engage in their learning. Please take a moment to view a video message that I recorded for our community which reflects […]

This insurance is designed to offset the costs of lost or damaged iPads.  The cost will be $25 and will cover the 2021-2022 school year.  CLICK HERE for more information on what the insurance does and doesn’t cover.

Lindsey Hamblin’s work in aquatics robotics and her teaching of computer programming to elementary-aged school girls are two accomplishments discussed in the Times Call article. Read it here. 

Katelyn Wojniak (12th), Michelle Tran (10th), and Adriana Guzman (9th/PTECH) went to the State Capitol to give testimony in support of HB 17 – 1184, the Modern Technology Education in Public Schools bill. Sponsored by Rep. Crisanta Duran and Sen. Kevin Grantham, the bill directs the DOE to create a publicly available resource bank of […]