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  • November 4th – Bounce Giving, 5pm @ Bounce Emporium
  • November 5th – Late Start (School Starts at 11:30)
  • November 14th – Seussical Kids 6pm
  • November 14th – Hope and Gratitude – 5-8 pm (Coal Creek Park – Erie)
  • November 15th – Seussical Kids 1:30pm
  • November 24th – November 28th – Thanksgiving Break


Highlands Elementary School presents "Seussical Kids" on November 14 at 6:30 PM and November 15 at 1:30 PM.

Highlands Elementary School is thrilled to present Seussical Kids! Join us for this colorful and whimsical musical adventure inspired by the beloved stories of Dr. Seuss. Performances will be held on November 14th at 6:30 PM (sold out) and November 15th at 1:30 PM, with doors opening 30 minutes before each show. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased by scanning the QR code on the poster or visiting stvrain.revtrak.net. Don’t miss this fun-filled performance by our talented students!


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As the weather cools down, our Lost and Found is starting to fill up! Please take a moment to label your child’s belongings—jackets, water bottles, lunch boxes, hats, and any other items they bring to school. Clearly labeled items make it easy for us to return them quickly to their owners. Thank you for helping us keep our Lost and Found from overflowing!


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Every day counts when it comes to learning! Consistent attendance helps students build strong routines, stay connected with their classmates, and keep up with important lessons. Please make sure your child arrives on time each morning and stays for the full day whenever possible.

If your child will be absent, remember to call or email the attendance office at 303-702-8040 or vigil_tanya@svvsd.org to let us know the reason and length of absence. Together, we can help every student succeed one day at a time!


Material Fees

This is a reminder that a ten-dollar materials fee has been assigned to all students at the beginning of the school year. These fees directly support various student activities and resources at our school, enriching their educational experience.

In past years, these funds have contributed to our Exploratorium activities, grade-level educational magazines, science projects, and other specialized programs that benefit all students. We appreciate your support in making these valuable resources and activities possible.  Payment can be made in Infinite Campus.  Thank you to those who have already paid these fees.


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We have been having unseasonably warm weather but the cold is just around the corner. Please make sure your students are dressed appropriately for the sudden changes of warm to cold that happen in the fall. For those who are new, and a reminder to our community, we have included our weather policy which is in our Highlands Parent Code of Conduct.

“Recess is an integral part of the school day and all students will be expected to participate.  Students should wear clothing and shoes appropriate for outside play.  Students can be excused from recess with a doctor’s note.

Children will go outside for recess unless there is excessive precipitation, lightning or if the temperature falls below 15 degrees (temperature + wind chill)”


Student Fees & Payments

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You can pay school fees through either Revtrak or Infinite Campus.

  • Revtrak: For field trips, class shirts, and special classroom supplies (like music recorders).
  • Infinite Campus: For materials fees, iPad insurance, and preschool tuition.

Please click below to read the PTO newsletter:

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SNAP Benefit Update from CDE

The Colorado Department of Education (CDE) has asked us to share this information with our community: Due to the federal government shutdown, SNAP benefits for November may be delayed. School meals are still available. If you need additional food before your SNAP benefits are available, there are local resources that can help:


Image promoting early childcare with children playing and learning, featuring the St. Vrain Valley Schools logo.

St. Vrain Valley Schools offers flexible options that support both learning and care for children ages three to four. Our licensed early childcare programs are designed to provide a full day of care for our youngest learners who are not yet of preschool age. Full-day early childcare care offers families a safe, enriching, and developmentally supportive environment led by highly qualified and experienced staff.

Learn more about full-day childcare


Erie Highschool Open House

Erie High School Open House on November 13, 6-8 PM. Meet Principal Griffin and learn about academics and activities.

Please join us for our Open House on Thursday, November 13th from 6:00-8:00pm to learn about how Erie High School can prepare your students for their post-secondary options. You can tour the school, visit our clubs and sports, learn about our class offerings and focus programs in stations or small group sessions. Families with the last name A-L please meet Mr. Griffin at 6:00 in the auditorium and M-Z families please meet him at 7:00.


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SVVEF College Savings Info Night

SVVEF presents a 529 College Savings Info Night on November 12 from 6:00 to 7:30 PM in the Longmont High School Community Room. This event will provide valuable information about planning and saving for college through 529 savings plans.


Cheer on the Buffs and Support St. Vrain Schools!

The St. Vrain Valley Schools Education Foundation invites you to join us for an exciting CU Buffs Football Game this fall!

Saturday, November 22, 2025 | Time TBD

Folsom Field, 2400 Colorado Ave, Boulder

Colorado Buffaloes vs. Arizona State

This is a great opportunity to enjoy a day of college football with friends, family, and fellow St. Vrain supporters. Even better—$5 from every ticket purchased through our Foundation link will directly benefit Education Foundation programs that fund teacher innovation grants, student scholarships, and classroom support across the district.

Purchase your tickets today:

https://www.gofevo.com/event/Stvrain28

Let’s fill the stands and show our St. Vrain spirit while cheering on the Buffs!

Helpful Links:

2025 – 2026 Academic Calendar

SVVSD Transportation Site

Infinite Campus

Free and Reduced Lunch/Education Benefit Form




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