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Congratulations to all of our Shark Tank participants. Students did a great job presenting to community sharks on their ideas to improve the community or school.

We were able to fund three winning teams:

1. Lucas Cotto, Craig Cotter, Ean Olmstead, and Jane Castillo-Marion's community mural on the pedestrian bridge,
2. Jonathan Clark's chromebook charging stations; and
3. Melanie Rodríguez, Joselin Torres, Michael Moreno, and Julian Arzate's vending machine.

In total, the students were awarded nearly $7000 to fund their ideas about how to improve the high school experience and community.

Thank you to all of our participants, sharks, and the Aspen Community Foundation for funding our youth empowerment initiatives!

Garfield County School District #16 and the Parachute/Battlement Mesa Parks and Recreation District have partnered to provide Cardinal Camp for the Summer of 2025.

Cardinal Camp has been designed for students entering 1st through 6th grade for the 2025-2026 school year (students currently enrolled in grades K-5), with one program, Theater Aspen, for students entering grades 3-8.

The six-week program includes one-week sessions around a theme, such as arts and crafts, sports, outdoor education, etc. Families can sign up for the weeks that best meet their needs.

Cardinal Camp will be Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Cardinal Camp will be on the following weeks:

• Week 1: June 9-13

• Week 2: June 16-20

• Week 3: June 23-27

• Week 4: July 7-11

• Week 5: July 14-18

• Week 6: July 21-25

Registration will open in April 23, 2025. Last day to register is May 23, 2025. Please fill out one registration form per child. Register now by following this link. Spaces are limited. Register before May 23, 2024 to reserve your child's spot.

Registration for the Theatre Aspen Camp July 7-18 is separate, please register here.

Cardinal Camp is available to Garfield 16 students, as well as children who are not registered with the school district.

Garfield 16 programs will be held at Grand Valley Middle School. Grand Valley Recreation Center programs will be held at Grand Valley Recreation Center.

G16 and GV Recreation Center Programs will provide lunch.

The cost of the programs are $50 per week, per child. Pay before May 30, 2025.

Find more information at https://www.garfield16.org/programs/summer-programs

Technology upgrades was the theme for the April 8 school board meeting.

The Board approved a new telephone system with Ring Central. This system runs over the Internet instead of copper telephone lines. The new telephone system will be installed this summer. Besides the lower monthly cost than the current system, the new system has features such as the ability to communicate through text messaging, voice over internet messaging and a softphone for mobile use. This allows staff to communicate with families from anywhere without having to be at their desks.

Along with the telephone system, the Board approved the purchase of a new server to accommodate video traffic from the security cameras around the schools.

Technology upgrades and maintenance is similar to any routine and preventative maintenance done in the school buildings. It can be costly, and the District allocates a portion of its capital improvement budgets to these upgrades. The District also applies to grants to help with the costs. Everything in schools, and in many businesses, depends on a strong technology infrastructure to be in working order.

BUE K-Kids and Key Club kids got together to make blankets for the Ronald McDonald House. Thank you to Key Club Advisor Julie Lana, K-Kids Advisor Krista Humphrey, and all of our students for helping the Ronald McDonald House!

By Lucas Cotto, G16 Public Information Intern

A group of driven high school students from Parachute and Battlement Mesa set out to build a bridge between two generations, and they did it with games, laughter, and a lot of heart.

This week, the Leadership class from Grand Valley High School took the lead in organizing a community-centered event designed to bring youth and elders together; two groups that don’t often get the chance to interact. The idea was simple: bring joy, create bonds, and have some fun with people we don’t usually see in our day-to-day lives.

We kicked the evening off with a game night featuring a showdown of classic UNO and its chaotic cousin, UNO Flip. Surprisingly, none of us teens knew how to play UNO Flip, but the residents at Mesa Vista sure did. Not only did they teach us, they absolutely destroyed us. These weren’t just games, these were battles.

Then came BINGO. Now, I never thought a game could make your leg tremble from pure intensity, but blackout BINGO proved me wrong. The competition hit a whole new level. Accusations of cheating flew.

In the end, we wrapped up with a group photo featuring some of the amazing residents and the clubs that made it all happen: Key Club, LULAC, and National Honor Society. The smiles in that photo say it all.

This night wasn’t just about fun it was about breaking barriers, learning from one another, and proving that even across generations, connection is just a game or a conversation away.

G16 is happy to announce before/after-school childcare with Cardinal Club for the 2024-2025 School Year! Cardinal Club at the Grand Valley Center for Family Learning (CFL) and Bea Underwood Elementary (BUE) is childcare for school-aged children in grades kindergarten through 5th grade. Students must be enrolled in Garfield 16 schools.

Cardinal Club hours at CFL and BUE are:

Tuesday- Friday 6:30 a.m. to 7:20 a.m. AND 3:15 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

The fees for the CFL and BUE Cardinal Club are per child, and reduced rates are available for eligible families. Parent/guardians may choose to pay monthly or bi-monthly. Please visit https://www.garfield16.org/parents/pagecardinal-club for the fee schedule and for more information.

Important Upcoming Events:

• GVHS Spring Sports- Find schedules by following this link: https://gvhs.garfield16.org/athletics
• GVMS Spring Sports- Find schedules by following this link https://gvms.garfield16.org/athletics

• April 23: Administrative Professionals Day

• April 23: 11th Grade Only- CMAS Testing

• April 25: Garfield County Libraries Movie Night 6:00pm @ School-Based Family Resource Center

• April 25: Community Clean Up

• April 26: Parachute & Battlement Mesa Pick-Up (dumpsters available)

• April 26: GVHS Prom- Enchanchated Forest at Battlement Mesa Fire Station 8:00pm

• April 28: Aspen Theatre Monday Program Performance of "The Works of Shel Silverstein" at GVMS 5:00PM

• April 29: 2nd Grade Musical 6:00pm. 3rd Grade Musical 7:00pm

• May 1: 4th Grade Musical 6:00 pm. 5th Grade Musical 7:00pm

• May 3: MayFest Youth Empowerment Resource Fair @ Cottonwood Park. Find more information here: https://sbfrc.garfield16.org/mayfest

• May 5: Student-Led Conferences K-8. GVHS IN-SESSION

• May 5-9: Teacher Appreciation Week

• May 10: Bike Derby at BUE 9 AM- 1 PM

• May 12: Student-Led Conferences K-8. GVHS IN-SESSION

• May 13: ENC Field Day- Rifle

• May 13: Board of Education Meeting 5:00 pm. 460 Stone Quarry Road, Battlement Mesa, CO 81635. Find agenda here: https://go.boarddocs.com/co/garfield16/Board.nsf/Public

• May 13: GVHS Band/Choir Concert 6:30pm

• May 14: CFL Transition Day

  • PK and Kinder 8:15-10:15 am at CFL
  • 1st grade 12:45-2:15 pm at BUE

• May 16: GVMS Night at the Museum

• May 20: GVMS/GVHS Band Concert at GVHS 7:00pm

• May 22: Last School Day for GVHS Seniors

• May 22: GVHS Senior Awards 1:50pm

• May 22: GVMS Choir & Ukulele Concert 6:30pm

• May 24: GVHS Graduation 10:00am

• May 26: Memorial Day- SBFRC Closed

• May 29: Last Day of School K-11

• May 30: Garfield County Library Movie Night at SBFRC 6:00PM

• June 7: Alpine Bank Shred Day 9AM- 12PM. Up to 4 boxes of shredding. Bring cash, hygiene, or school supplies to donate to the School-Based Family Resource Center

• June 7: Fishing Derby at Parachute Pond 9:30 AM- 3:00 PM

• July 14- Sept. 15: Town of Parachute Monday Market benefitting the SBFRC

• Aug. 14-17: Grand Valley Days https://gvdays.com/

Download our app and easily see events for all schools, or just selected schools, and add events to your device (phone) calendar!

"Coffee with the Principals" is a time for families to connect with us and learn about what's happening at school. We use this space to share updates on various school initiatives, discuss multiple platforms that support student success, and invite guest speakers from within our district. Our ultimate goal is to build strong partnerships with our families and share all the great work CFL is doing to ensure our students thrive!

24/25 Coffee with the Principal Dates:

Universal Preschool (UPK) Enrollment Information for Fall 2025

Interested in enrolling your child in preschool at CFL for the Fall of 2025? Here’s what you need to know:

Preschool Roundup At Center For Family Learning

Monday, April 21st 9-12

For All NEW 3 & 4 year olds

For 3-Year-Olds:

• Children must be 3 years old on or before October 1, 2025.
• Please call the CFL office at 970-285-5702 for enrollment information.

For 4-Year-Olds:

• Children must be 4 years old on or before October 1, 2025.
• To begin the Universal Preschool (UPK) process:
  1. Visit https://upk.colorado.gov/ and complete the UPK application.
  2. Contact the CFL office at 970-285-5702 to notify us that you’ve submitted your UPK application.

Required Documents Before Enrollment:

Once the UPK process is complete, the following documents must be submitted to CFL:

• State-Issued Birth Certificate
• Immunization Record
• Well Child Check / Health Appraisal

For more information, visit the UPK Colorado Parent Handbook:

• English Handbook
• Spanish Handbook

We look forward to welcoming your child to CFL! If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to call us.​

Información de inscripción para el otoño de 2025

¿Interesado en inscribir a su hijo en preescolar en CFL para el otoño de 2025? Esto es lo que necesita saber: Resumen preescolar de

En El Centro Para El Aprendizaje Familiar

Lunes, 21 De Abril Ee 9-12 pm 2025

Para Todos Los NUEVOS Niños De 3 y 4 años

para niños de 3 años:
Los niños deben tener 3 años el 1 de octubre de 2025 o antes.
Por favor llame a la oficina de CFL al 970-285-5702 para obtener información de inscripción.
Para niños de 4 años:
Los niños deben tener 4 años el 1 de octubre de 2025 o antes.

Para comenzar el proceso de Preescolar Universal (UPK):
visite https://upk.colorado.gov/ y complete la solicitud de UPK.
Contacte a la oficina de CFL al 970-285-5702 para notificarnos que ha presentado su solicitud de UPK. Documentos Requeridos Antes de la Inscripción:
Una vez que el proceso de UPK se complete, los siguientes documentos deben ser enviados a CFL: Certificado de Nacimiento Expedido por el Estado de

Registro de Inmunización
Físico del doctor
Para obtener más información, visite el Manual para Padres de UPK Colorado: Manual en Inglés de

Para obtener más información, visite el Manual para padres de UPK Colorado:

Manual de inglés
Manual en español
¡Esperamos darle la bienvenida a su hijo a CFL! Si tienes alguna pregunta, no dudes en llamarnos.

GVHS students and families,

Join the Aspen Science Center this summer as a PAID Intern Educator! This paid position offers current high school and college-age students in the greater Roaring Fork Valley, from Aspen to Parachute, an opportunity to gain valuable work experience with a local STEM-oriented non-profit. As an Intern Educator with the ASC, you will help teach hands-on science and engineering activities for local area youth, families, and adults. You will work closely with ASC Educators and other staff, usually as part of a team, to plan and deliver a variety of programs ranging from week-long STEM day camps, hour-long library programs, interactive booths at local community markets, and more! In addition, you will be paired with an ASC Intern Mentor, who will help you identify your goals for the summer internship, and work with you regularly to help you track and make progress on your goals.

If you are passionate about science and enjoy sharing that passion with others, check out the following resources - a slideshow with general information, and a Google Doc Announcement with more detailed information:

2025 ASC Summer of Science Internship.pdf

2025 ASC Intern Educator Announcement

Please fill out this quick form, and we will send you the application:

Summer 2025 Intern Educator Interest Form.

Holy Cross Energy is once again offering two travel opportunities for juniors and seniors in 2025. The first one is a week in Washington D.C. and the second is a week at a Leadership Camp in Steamboat Springs. All expenses are paid by the co-op.

Here is the link with more information: Youth leadership programs - Holy Cross Energy

Grand Valley High School is proud to announce that two outstanding seniors, Ean Olmstead and Craig Cotter, have accepted appointments to prestigious U.S. military academies, continuing a legacy of service, academic excellence, and perseverance.

Ean will be attending the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, making him the second student in Grand Valley High School history to receive such an appointment. As the first in his family to attend college and the second to graduate high school, Ean’s achievement is particularly meaningful. He plans to major in Aerospace/Aeronautical Engineering, with a minor in Spanish and possibly another language or a cyber program. With aspirations to serve as an engineer in the Air Force, Ean is also a recipient of the prestigious Boettcher Scholarship, a full-ride scholarship to Colorado partner institutions — a testament to his academic achievements and leadership.

“This wouldn’t have been possible without the support of my mom, my brother, and everyone who helped me along the way,” said Ean. “Their belief in me made all the difference.”

Craig Cotter, a fellow senior at Grand Valley, will be attending the United States Military Academy at West Point, where he plans to study Civil Engineering. He hopes to serve a full 20-year career in the U.S. Army, with long-term goals of starting his own engineering and consulting firm or working independently as a civil engineering consultant after his military service.

“There was so much community effort behind my application, and I’m deeply grateful,” Cotter said. “The process was intense, but having Ean by my side through interviews, physical assessments, and countless hours of prep made all the difference. I’m incredibly proud that we both made it.”

Both students endured a rigorous and competitive application process that included congressional nominations, physical assessments, academic evaluations, and interviews. Their success reflects not only individual dedication but also the strength of the Grand Valley community that supported them every step of the way.

“We are so proud of Ean and Craig,” said Kelly McCormick, Principal of Grand Valley High School. “Their determination, leadership, and resilience are an inspiration to our students, staff, and families. We can’t wait to see what they accomplish next.”

Here in Garfield 16 we have been taking full advantage of winter programs for students in kindergarten through 12th grade.

We have been excited to offer students various programs to learn to ski and snowboard. The Learn to Ski and Ride club was a program where students from 4th-8th grade got to go to Powderhorn for a series of three lessons. High school students were able to participate and help get kids comfortable on the mountain. The Earn a Turn program with AVSC took students in middle and high school to Buttermilk for a series of six days on the hill. Together, over 50 students got out to the slopes to become confident skiers and riders. The GVMS Journalism class took students to Powderhorn for a day of shredding as well. Students will be making videos to document their adventure. Keep an eye out on our socials for their reels.

At CFL, students in kindergarten and 1st grade dove into their animal units and culminated in various trips. 1st grade learned about animal adaptations and how they survive utilizing guest visitors from service animals in the region and culminating in a snowshoe trip on Grand Mesa.

Kindergarten also learned about animal habitats and got to go on recent field trips to PSS Wildlife Foundation and RIDE Equestrian program in Silt.

BUE's 4th graders took their annual field trips to Grand Mesa for a day of snow shoeing learning about beaver habitats and wilderness survival. We are thrilled to continue this traditional trip thanks to the Parachute Kiwanis club.

Students in the GVHS Outdoor Club went on their annual winter camping trip also at Mesa Lakes Lodge. We had a wealth of first time kidos on the adventure guided more experienced students that have been on the trip year after year. Highschoolers made meals for their peers, pull rainbow trout from the frozen lakes, ski and ride at Powderhorn, cross country ski, dug snow shelters and many of them slept in their huts the entire night there. The GVHS Outdoor Science class has been busy learning about hunter's ed and extending their learning beyond the classic hunter's ed manual with projects like safe firearm handling videos, animal dissections, and debates.

The weather this winter has been unpredictable and has caused us to change our plans, such as with the community ice fishing clinic and 6th grade cross country ski day, we have been able to still take over 500 kids in the district outside to explore their wintery back yard.

This Spring is filled with a jam pack outlook of trips and community events.

Middle school service day: 6th and 7th grade took a day to beautify their community and have some fun at the rec center. Each grade took part in some service work at Community park and near the Rec. Center to do some wildfire mitigation, trash pick up and park improvements. They also got to enjoy some gym games and swim at the Rec. Center pool. Lunch was provided by Alpine Bank.

The GVHS Environmental science classes took a deep dive into water science. Students visited the River Stop located at Lions Pond in Rifle where they learned about river conservation. They also check out the Rifle water treatment plant to get a real life understanding of what it take to provide water to a community.

3rd grade classes mired themselves at the Meeker White River museum. There they explored the life of early pioneers and enjoyed some scavenger hunts.

Ms. Scilla’s 2/3 class got to visit the Spores Alpaca farm in Silt.

Please keep an eye out for some upcoming programs and events.

We have the Rifle Earth Day celebration on April 26th at Centennial Park.

Bring your bikes to the annual BUE Bike Derby on May 10th.

GCO will be setting up an indoor 3D archery shoot at Rifle Rendezvous on May 17th.

And our 2nd annual Parachute Pond Fishing Derby will be on Saturday, June 7th.

See you outside.

We are excited to invite you and your organization/business to participate in the 1st Annual Mayfest, a youth-led community event organized by the G16 Family Resource Center with help from the Town of Parachute and other sponsors.

The event is designed to bring youth, their families, and community organizations together to learn about local resources, career opportunities, and internships, all while enjoying a day of fun activities such as a 5k Run (benefiting the Suicide Prevention Coalition of Garfield County), Battle of the Bands, Show and Shine (car show), and much more.

We would love for your organization or business to set up a booth at the event. You can provide information about your organization, including resources for youth and their families, or sell your products.

If you would like to have a booth at the event RSVP by April 15th to confirm your participation as a trinket vendor or local organization/business.

We kindly ask that you bring a table, chair, and bilingual materials, and consider offering an activity or game for the youth at your booth. We ask that pop-ups/canopies be sized no larger than 10'x10'. Booths can start setting up at 9 a.m. and stay as long as you want. The event will end roughly around 10 p.m.

In addition to booth participation, there are other ways you can contribute, including making a monetary donation to the event or providing donated items for participant drawings to win throughout the day.

We would appreciate it if you shared this event with your network to help us ensure its success and maximize community attendance.

I appreciate your support, and we look forward to your participation in making this event memorable!

**Event Details:**

**Date:** May 3rd.

**Location:** Cottonwood Park - La Plata Cir, Parachute, CO 81635

**Time:** 9 am - 10 pm

Save the date, and stay tuned for more details in the upcoming months!

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WEBSITE

Please do not hesitate to reach out to our School Based Family Resource Center for more information.

CONTACT INFORMATION:

Claudia Flores Cruz

Center Coordinator

970-285-5262

cflorescruz@garfield16.org

As part of our commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of our students, we would like to inform you about the resources available for accessing information on registered offenders. At the beginning of each school year, we provide written details on where and how you can obtain this information from local law enforcement agencies. This information is also posted on the district’s website for your convenience.

We believe it is crucial for parents and guardians to have access to this information to stay informed about their community and to take any necessary precautions to protect their children. By keeping you informed, we hope to foster a safer environment for all our students.

You can find the Garfield County Sheriff's Office Offender Search here: https://www.garcosheriff.com/sex-offender-search/

Garfield 16 provides all students with counseling services through the school counselors. School counselors work with students to support their academic growth and success as well as their social and emotional development. School counselors work closely with teachers, principals, and parents to support students experiencing issues that impact their learning. These issues can be, but are not limited to, declining grades, poor work habits, organizational skills, distracting behaviors, school avoidance, anxiety, trauma, and transient personal or family issues, such as the loss of a loved one or change in family dynamic. A school counselor may work with a student on an individual basis or as part of a group. In addition, school counselors work with the administration to assess at-risk students.

At the elementary level, school counselors provide direct instruction to all students in social and emotional growth and wellbeing. Topics include social skills, recognizing emotions, problem-solving, and conflict resolution. For students who may be experiencing difficulty with social skills, regulating behaviors, or school counselors provide individual and group coaching.

At the secondary level, school counselors begin to support students with college and career planning and decision making. School counselors work with students on their Individual Career and Academic Plan (ICAP) requirements. School counselors facilitate college and post-secondary career and workforce exploration. At the high school level, school counselors work with students to ensure they are on pace for graduation.

How to contact your school counselor:

CFL:

• Referral Form
• Email Ms. Landry
• Call 970-285-5702

BUE:

• Referral Form
• Email Mrs. Sherraden
• Email Mrs. DeMaio
• Call 970-285-5703

GVMS:

• Parent Referral Form
• Student Referral Form
• Email Mrs. Hoyt
• Call 970-285-5707

GVHS:

• Email Mrs. Paine
• Email Mrs. Largent
• Call 970-285-5705

• All students and their families.
• Fill out the referral form, found by clicking this link.
• Drew Hogan- SBFRC Counselor

Camp Immunization Requirements:

https://cdphe.colorado.gov/immunization/requirements-to-attend-camp

Measles Outbreak

Please make sure your child's MMR vaccine is up to date. If you aren't sure, you can call your child's school and ask to speak to Cheyene, RN. Cheyene will also be sending out an email to all parents whose child does not have an up to date MMR.

Please make sure you protect yourself, especially with spring break traveling coming up. If you do not have insurance and/or cannot get into the doctor please go call Public Health to set up an appointment for immunizations (970) 625-5200. They also have a clinic day on Mondays in Parachute, and its by appointment only

For more information on measles: https://cdphe.colorado.gov/diseases-a-to-z/measles

Watch how the measles outbreak spreads when kids get vaccinated – and when they don't | US news | The Guardian

How Sick is To Sick:

https://cdphe.colorado.gov/communicable-diseases/infectious-disease-guidelines-schools-childcare

Did you know that we can administer medication to your students if they have a need. What we need from you is a doctor's order/care plan, that needs to be signed by the doctor and by you as the parent. Parents then need to bring in medication to the school and we have trained staff that are able to administer medications. If you have any questions please call the district nurse at 970-285-5707

Find information about G16's Health Services by clicking the link below. Information includes: recommended immunizations, what to do if your student needs medication at school or has a severe allergy, and vision and hearing screenings by grade.

Garfield County Public Health and Garfield 16 have teamed up to offer a Vaccine and Immunization Clinic in Parachute! The clinic will be offered on the first Monday of every month, as long as appointments are scheduled. Garfield County Public Health will be stationed at the School-Based Family Resource Center from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm, by appointment only. Please call 970-625-5200 to schedule an appointment, stating that you would like to schedule for the Parachute clinic.

Menus can be found by following this link: https://www.garfield16.org/departments/nutritional-services

Our free breakfast and lunch program is a yearly grant process. Our district has qualified again for a free breakfast and lunch program for SY 2024-2025.

• Breakfast Program: All students can receive breakfast free of charge. It is important that your child arrives at school on time in order to have time to enjoy a meal before a long day of learning!

• Lunch Program: All students can receive lunch free of charge. If your child brings lunch from home, please make sure it does NOT need to be heated in a microwave as there are no microwaves available.

Please do not send soda pop in your child’s school lunch. We ask that you send a healthier choice such as juice, water, or milk.

Parents wishing to eat lunch with their child may do so, please call the school office by 9:00am if you would like to order a hot lunch. The charge for an adult lunch is $4.25 and for a visiting child it is $2.75. Please remember that the school only accepts cash or a check for payment.

Menus are on our District's Nutrition Department webpage: https://www.garfield16.org/departments/nutritional-services

Meal Prices for Visitors:

Student Lunch $2.75

Milk $0.70

Adult Lunch $4.25

Here are the updated bus routes.

For the 2024-2025 School Year, we will be using a software called School BusHub. This technology will allow real-time tracking. Which means parents/guardians can track their child's school bus in real-time using the School Bus Hub app. This feature provides peace of mind by allowing parents to know exactly where their child's bus is along its route. See the attached PDF for instructions on how to download the new app.

Please also note that bus routes may change based on student need. Check the website for updated routes: https://www.garfield16.org/departments/transportation

Our expectations for riding the school bus were revised.

Elementary students should have brought home a hard copy of these expectations last week. Please review this form, sign it, and return it to your student's school.

Middle school and high school parents, a copy is attached. Please review these updated expectations with your student(s). To confirm receipt and the review of these updated expectations, please fill out this google form.

Looking for volunteers for the CO BOCES ENC Field Day! Help students enjoy new sports! Contact sshilling@crboces.org

*Garfield County School District #16 is not responsible for, and does not endorse, any statement, sentiment, or opinion published or expressed in this document. This document is not part of, and has not been distributed as part of the District's curricular or extracurricular programs.

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