OFFICE HOURS

Monday is teacher prep and collaboration time **Students will still be receiving lessons online

Tuesday

8:30-10:15 Math

10:15 - 12:00 LA

12:00 - 1:45 Science

1:45 - 3:30 Social Studies

Wednesday

8:30 - 10:15. World languages

10:15 - 12:00. Fine Arts

12:00 - 1:45. Practical Arts

1:45 - 3:30. PE and Health

Thursday

8:30 - 10:15. Social studies

10:15 - 12:00. Science

12:00 -1:45. LA

1:45 - 3:30. Math

Friday

8:30 - 10:15. PE and Health

10:15 - 12:00. Practical Arts

12:00 - 1:45. Fine Arts

1:45 - 3:30. World Languages

IMPORTANT CONTACT NUMBERS AND EMAILS -Please leave a voicemail message and we will get back to you ASAP. All departments are responding to voicemail messages and emails.

All attendance matters: 720.561.5352 [email protected]

Registrar (IC issues, OE, transcripts, etc): 720.561.5335 [email protected]

Treasurer (Student Fees, RevTrak): 720.561.5330 [email protected]

Athletics (All Sports): 720.561.5327 [email protected]

AP Secretary: 720.561.5345 [email protected]

Counseling Secretaries: 720.561.3212 [email protected] OR 720.561.5328 [email protected]

IB/AP (Testing, Registering, etc.):720.561.5868 [email protected]

Principal's Secretary: 720.561.5329 [email protected]

CCC: Carol Diebel 720.561.5860 [email protected]

Main Office:720.561.3106 [email protected]

Please call the department you need, directly. Thank you

Prom Regretfully, knowing that constraints on social distancing are not expected to be lifted until mid-April, BVSD is canceling all proms this year and we are strongly encouraging families against holding alternative gatherings for teens knowing that this could create additional exposure to the coronavirus – undermining efforts to slow the spread of the disease.

Testing We will contact you soon with more information about AP, SAT and ACT testing.

Graduation 2020 Graduations We recently learned that the University of Colorado has canceled all public events at its facilities through May 31, including planned graduation ceremonies. We expect other venues will soon follow.

While this is not a surprise given current estimates regarding the projected timeline of the pandemic crisis, we are saddened by the continuing impact of this health crisis on our students – especially our graduating seniors.

We acknowledge the importance of high school graduation and are dedicated to finding a way to have graduation ceremonies for the Class of 2020.

We are continuing to be in close consultation with our partners in public health and are considering a number of options.

Our hope is that because of our united actions, we are able to flatten the curve and that things return back to normal this summer – potentially allowing us to gather with our community to celebrate our outstanding young people who have worked so hard to earn their diplomas.

It is a bit soon to provide specific plans. Every option remains on the table. Right now we are looking at postponing events, but it is important that everyone realizes that the events may need to look different, based on the circumstances. Public health expects to have a lot more data in the next few weeks, which will help inform our decisions regarding the potential resumption of school and other activities.

We will continue to provide updates. Thank you for your patience.

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Dear Boulder Valley School District Families and Staff,

As you may have heard, Colorado Governor Jared Polis announced in-person learning will remain suspended longer than originally expected – at least through April 30.

We appreciate the Governor's leadership during this time of crisis.

Of course, we and our families look forward to the day when we are able to reopen our schools, but we recognize the importance of putting the health and wellness of our students, families, staff, and the community first.

We know that we are continuing to experience technical difficulties with Schoology. Our team has been in direct contact with the company and they are working on addressing the nation-wide issues.

We are prepared to continue Home Learning throughout the rest of the school year, if necessary, along with other ongoing efforts, including food distribution and technology access, to support our families. Please let your school principal know if you haven’t yet received a Chromebook, but need one.

Let’s Continue to Do Our Part In the next couple weeks, according to our partners at Boulder County Public Health, it is likely that there will be a significant increase in the number of people in our community who test positive for the new coronavirus (COVID-19), including people who require hospital care for the illness. Now more than ever, it is vital that we all follow the Colorado Public Health order and stay at home as much as possible. The more we stay home, the more successful we will be at stopping the virus from spreading and causing illness and death in our community.

If you do need to go out, be very sure to stay at least 6 feet away from others who do not live in your household and wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds as soon as you get home. It is also very important to continue keeping your home clean and disinfected according to the CDC guidelines.

BVSD Playgrounds, Tracks, and Fields are Closed To help encourage social distancing, BVSD is closing playgrounds, tracks, and fields. In alignment with the recommendation of our public health experts, individuals and families may continue to walk through our grounds, but we felt additional measures were necessary to discourage team sports and other gatherings in violation of the Stay at Home order.

BVSD Emergency Childcare There are many in our community who need to continue to work outside their homes in vital positions, including healthcare and emergency workers. To help those who need it we have set up low cost, emergency childcare sites at 3 locations in the district. BVSD has requested to be registered as one of the Colorado Emergency Child Care Collaborative providers and is awaiting confirmation of acceptance, which may take several days. Here is a flyer with all the details about the program.

Food Distribution The Food Services team has resumed the distribution of food bags this week. Food bags will be distributed on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:30 am-1:30 pm at 9 distribution sites for the remainder of the school closures.: Sanchez Elementary, Creekside Elementary, Crest View Elementary, Columbine Elementary, Emerald Elementary, Louisville MS, Nederland Middle/Senior High School, Pioneer Elementary and University Hill Elementary

Siren testing On Monday, April 6, the City of Boulder and other communities in Boulder Valley will be testing their emergency sirens, as they normally do in preparation for the tornado season. Given everyone’s heightened state of alert due to the pandemic – please be sure to share information about the upcoming, routine test with family, friends, and neighbors.

Rob Anderson Superintendent Boulder Valley School District

Dear BVSD Families, Staff, and Students,

Governor Polis signed an executive order suspending in-person learning in schools across the state until April 17.

This is not an easy situation for anyone and we understand the challenges this will cause for the families in our community. Trying to balance our jobs and taking care of our kids at home is no easy feat. I have been amazed at the power of our community to come together during this time and take care of those in our community who need help.

We have been monitoring this situation daily and are fully prepared to launch home learning for all BVSD students starting March 30. We have included details on this and several other important topics below.

Home Learning Our team has been working this week with our teachers and principals on finalizing the expectations and resources for home learning. You can find details about the plan on our website, which you can access in the links below.

Elementary Home Learning

Secondary Home Learning

Testing Canceled In additional news, yesterday, the Colorado Department of Education canceled all 2019-20 state assessments, including CMAS. CDE is working with the College Board on offering the SAT/PSAT exams. At this point, AP and IB exams have not been canceled. We will continue to monitor this and will communicate with you once we have more information.

Food Distribution Our Food Services team will be distributing food bags again tomorrow. If driving, please stay in your car and our team will bring food to you.

Thursday, March 19 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. (New time due to snow forecast)

Creekside Elementary School

Crestview Elementary School

Columbine Elementary School

Emerald Elementary School

Louisville Middle School

Nederland High School

Pioneer Elementary School

Sanchez Elementary School

University Hill Elementary School

https://food.bvsd.org/programs/emergency-food-program

Identification or paperwork will not be required to receive food. Food Distribution will resume after Spring Break. We will share more details soon.

Social Distancing We strongly advise our families and students to follow the recommendations of the state and Boulder County on social distancing to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

I will say it again, I thank you for your partnership in supporting our students, teachers, and staff through this difficult situation. The coming weeks will be a big adjustment for all of us, especially our students and teachers. We are fortunate to have an amazing team here in Boulder Valley Schools that is working tirelessly to ensure that we continue to support each and every one of our students during this time. We are stronger when working as a community, and I know we will get through this together.

Rob Anderson

Superintendent

Boulder Valley School District