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Homecoming Week

Gather your family and friends to buy tickets to the In-N-Out Orchestra Fundraiser on Wednesday, October 4th in the Centaurus parking lot right before the Powder Puff Football Game! The In-N-Out semi truck food truck will be coming and the fresh food will be served from 4:00pm-6:30pm on October 4th.  Each ticket is $5 (cash or check made out to "The Rosin Club") and includes a cheeseburger, grilled cheese, or plain hamburger plus each chips and soda/lemonade). Get your tickets starting on September 21st before they sell out! Tickets are only available for pre-sale and will be available for everyone to purchase a half hour before school starts at a table in the main entrance from September 21st through October 2nd. All Centaurus students, staff, and families are welcome to attend! Thanks for supporting CHS Orchestras!!

 

 

 

 

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District News

Upcoming Board Discussions Regarding Declining Enrollment

Aligning with a trend for school districts across the nation, the Boulder Valley School District has been in declining enrollment since 2018 and anticipates a gradual decline in enrollment in future years. This drop follows a declining overall birth rate and a growing tendency for families to delay having children. In BVSD, the high cost of housing coupled with limited housing stock inhibits the ability of families with young children to live in our district. COVID-related enrollment loss accelerated the anticipated decline dramatically. 

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Prompted by safety incidents, Boulder High School requires students to wear student IDs

While, Boulder Valley School District Policy KI-R - Visitor Management Procedures requires all employees to wear their IDs at all times and for visitors to be clearly identified, students have traditionally been encouraged, but not required, to visibly wear their ID badges. This year, Boulder High School decided to go a step further.

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BVSD awarded School Access for Emergency Response (SAFER) grant funds

The Boulder Valley School District (BVSD) was recently awarded $832,150 from the Colorado 2023 School Access for Emergency Response (SAFER) Grant Program. The grant amount will fund the installation of technology  to boost signals for two-way radio communications as well as the purchase of two-way radios for members of the Safety, Security and Emergency Services team.

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New Lockdown/Secure activation buttons and emergency announcements support swift access and response in BVSD schools

New Lockdown and Secure activation buttons installed in schools this summer, are designed to be easier for staff  to see and activate when needed and reduce accidental triggers. Together with the buttons, new pre-recorded audio plays during the event and provides clear instructions on necessary actions.

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New BVSD emergency information web page

Before the start of the 2023-24 school year, BVSD’s Communications department worked on improving crisis communication protocols by transforming their Standard Response Protocol (SRP) alert messaging procedures into a more concise and swift process.

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School safety advocates are a critical layer in BVSD’s security program

“BVSD’s 11 school safety advocates are extensively trained to handle acute incidences in our schools such as threats of violence, sexual assault, bullying, student misconduct, and more, but they also invested in students’ well-being and advocate for their success personally and academically,” BVSD’s Safety, Security, and Emergency Preparedness Manager Carissa Jaquish explained in a recent update to the Board of Education. 

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