Woodmen Valley Visits HMS for City Serve Day
SES Hosts Successful Fall Festival
Campbell Donates Instruments to HMS Program
Raiders Earn Golden Shoe Award
EES Earns Spirit Award for D49
RES' Albers Earns $1000 from AFA
Air Force Athletics honored three educators who teach in D49 during halftime AF's football game against Nevada. Albers was one of even honoree spots in the Pikes Peak Region, and each received $1,000 for classroom supplies. The recognition was part of the Extra Yard for Teachers Campaign sponsored by AF Athletics Air Force Falcons and the Mountain West Conference.
EES Staffulty Celebrations
Principal Marcia Case and Assistant Principal Ryan Scott visited all classrooms to recognize and reward staff for their hard work so far this school year. The students were just as excited to see their teacher earn a reward, just like they do for working hard. Prizes included magnets, post it notes, expo markers, stickers and more!
RES Raises over $20,000 at Boosterthon
Remington Elementary School kicked off its fun run sponsored by Boosterthon on August 15. The goal was to raise $15,000 for a potential shade structure outside the building. The school raised close to $21,000. The admin team said that they would be willing to have the students turn them into human ice cream sundaes if they made the goal. Mr. Coddington allowed the highest grossing class to slime him. Mr. Doalan's 4th grade class raised close to $5,000 on their own. Thank you to all of our families and community friends who donated to RES!
SES Runs For Funds For Tech Updates
On August 26th, Stetson Elementary held their fun run to raise money for Technology updates. SES was able to raise over $13,000 for Technology Updates! Thank you to the families that donated, the staff that promoted the event and the students that participated! We appreciate your support. A special shout out to Texas Roadhouse for sponsoring the Boosterthon this year!
Creek Nation Kicks Off Celebrations
HMS Band Plays with SCHS Band
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HOCO 2022 Students danced, took photos and played games on the SCHS tennis courts under a tent of lights. Over 700 students were in attendance. | The Bonfire is Back A tradition that hasn't happened in over 10 years was brought back to life by the Welding Club. Students, staff and families gathered as the pallets were lit and Football Coach Everett pumped the crowd up! | 2022 Royalty Congratulations to Homecoming King Sumo Alexandre and Homecoming Queen Mia Taube who were crowned at halftime of the Homecoming football game on 9/16. |
HOCO 2022
The Bonfire is Back
2022 Royalty
HMS Celebrates Renaissance
Students Dance the Night Away at SES
SRES Students Celebrate Count Week
SRES brought in families and planned big events for Count Week. On 10/4, parents were invited in for Parents and Pastries to grab breakfast, check out hallway classwork and art and visited the book fair. On 10/5, they celebrated dress like your favorite book character. Pictured is Principal Jim Kyner dressed as his favorite book character from "A Bad Case of Stripes" by David Shannon. Tomorrow, is pajama day in order to curl up with a good book They will also celebrate student achievement with their STAR POP assembly and awards. Thank you Springs Ranch for making this a fun week for students, staff and families!
SCHS Student Recieves Free Helmet
SCHS security noticed one of their students that rides their bike to school had a helmet that was too small. Through our community partnerships, we were able to get a brand new helmet courtesy of the Pedal Station. The Pedal Station takes in broken or unused bikes and fixes them for community use for their generous donation of a brand new helmet for one of our students in need! If you are interested in volunteering at the Pedal Station, you can find more information on kidsonbikes.net.
Renaissance Rally at EES
SRES Makes Math Fun For Families
On Thursday, 9/29, Springs Ranch had over 60 families attend Math Night. Families started in the gym with a presentation to learn about the importance of teaching math conceptually, the why behind many of the new math strategies students learn in school and the importance of having solid number sense foundation. Parents and students then moved to different locations to play math games together. Thank you to all that participated and the SRES staff for putting this on!
Bravo! Opera Singer Inspires at SCHS
Sand Creek High School celebrated National Hispanic Heritage Month on a high note on Sept. 23. Celebrated soprano, Cecelia López with the Metropolitan Opera in New York, shared inspiring words and a small sample of her sweet-sounding voice. Participants in the school’s female empowerment group, created last year to encourage female students to support and build up one another, attended to hear the singer’s story. Choir class students also listened attentively in the audience. López’s message: “It doesn’t matter what you decide to pursue … hard work always pays off.” “My hope is to give students a gentle reminder that what may seem impossible, really is possible,” said López.
World Water Monitoring Day at HMS
SCHS Students Selected for Coleman Park Planning
Upcoming Events
10/7: NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS
10/8-10/23: Fall Break - NO SCHOOL
10/18: Mobile Market at HMS 4-5pm
10:28: Evans Trunk or Treat 4:30-6:30 | Remington Trunk or Treat 5-7pm | HMS Hauntcert 6pm
10/29: Boo Bash at SCHS 3-6pm
11/1: SCHS Dion's Fundraising Night11/2: Parent Academy: Fentanyl and Other Drugs 6pm at SCHS
11/3: SES PTA Meeting 5:30pm
