Dear Parents,
As the school year wraps up, I wanted to take a moment to look back on all the great moments and achievements we’ve shared. It’s been a year full of learning, fun, and community, and we couldn’t have done it without you.
Highlands students continue to grow academically. The end-of-year iReady scores are way up, thanks to our amazing teachers and your support at home.
One of the standout events this year was our Design Night. Our students wowed us with their creativity and problem-solving skills. Seeing their projects and the pride they took in their work was truly inspiring. Thank you for coming out to support them!
Our choir concerts were another highlight. Our talented choir students put on some amazing performances, thanks to her hard work and dedication. A big shout-out to our music teachers for her guidance and to all the parents who encouraged their kids along the way.
We also want to say a huge thank you to our parent volunteers. Your time and effort, whether in the classroom, at events, or on field trips, have made a big difference. We’re so lucky to have such a supportive and involved group of parents.
A special thank you goes to our PTO. Your fundraising, event organizing, and all-around support have been incredible. You’ve helped us provide more opportunities and resources for our students, and we couldn’t be more grateful.
As we head into summer, we hope you find time to relax and enjoy some family fun. Keep encouraging your kids to explore, read, and discover new things – learning never stops!
Thanks again for a fantastic year. Our next correspondence will be in early August about the upcoming 24-25 school year. We’re excited for what’s ahead and can’t wait to see everyone back in August!
Have a wonderful summer!
Best,
Report cards are available online > Infinite Campus Parent Portal
Colorado is offering the Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer Program. Families who qualify for free and reduced lunch are eligible (or qualify for other programs listed on the website) are eligible to receive a $40 EBT card each month for each child, for a total of $120 per child over the summer. You or any families you know who may be interested can learn more at
https://www.cde.state.co.us/nutrition/summerebtprogram .
Also attached is the Summer Resource flier we supply to all of the families registered for Tiger Packs. Please feel free to share! Our registration for Tiger Packs for the 2024/2025 school year will open on June 1st and can be found on our website www.erieuplink.org . We are planning to include a $100 King Soopers in our first delivery on August 28th for all families who sign up by August 7th.
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