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HawksCenter Student Life

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HawksCenterStudent Life

September 29, 2026 September 29, 2026

We Need You- Yes You! We Need You- Yes You!

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Your Work. Your Voice. Your HawksCenter.

Students (Middle and High!), every first and third Tuesday, HawksCenter, SkyView’s Student Life Newsletter, is shared with middle and high school students, families, and staff—and we want you to help create it!


HawksCenter showcases student voices, creativity, talent, and everything happening across SkyView. And you don’t have to be a writer to contribute.


You can share class projects, artwork, photography, journalism pieces, Student Council or NHS updates, club highlights, sports content, and more.


If you created it and it helps tell the story of student life at SkyView, we want to see it.

Ready to be featured?


Submit your work here for a chance to appear in an upcoming HawksCenter!


Not every submission will appear right away, but we’ll review everything you send.


This is your school. Your perspective. Your work. Help us tell the story.

Student Spotlight Student Spotlight

Colorful Creativity

Check out this colorful artwork, which uses acrylic paint markers. The art was created by Riley Race, 9th grade.

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Teacher Spotlight Teacher Spotlight

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SVA Teacher Serves With US Hunger

High school American Sign Language teacher Lauren Davis had the opportunity to work in New York City with US Hunger and 9/11 Day of Service to pack over 4 million meals for the community.


From Ms. Davis: “Throughout the week, we worked aboard the aircraft carrier Intrepid, packaging rice, lentils, vegetables, and more. The goal was to transform a day of tragedy into a day of good and service. It was so special to see the community rally together 25 years later to commemorate this historic milestone and honor the day through service. This project resulted in 20 million meals completed nationwide!”

For You For You

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Spirit Week Is Happening Now!

Monday: Country vs. Country Club

Students can choose their side and dress country with boots and flannels or country club with polos and preppy attire.


Tuesday: Denim Day
Jeans, jackets, shirts - bring on the denim!


Wednesday: Sand vs. Snow
Students can choose their climate and dress for a tropical beach vacation or a snowy winter day.


Thursday: Squad Day
Students can coordinate with friends, a team, club, or group and dress as a squad.


Friday: Grade Color Day - Create the Sunset

Each grade has been assigned a color to help us create our Sunset Blvd theme:

  • Seniors: Red
  • Juniors: Pink
  • Sophomores: Orange
  • Freshmen: Yellow

High School PSAT/NMSQT Testing Day Information

October 5, 2026-Test Day Overview


SkyView Academy – PSAT/NMSQT Testing Day Information


High school parents, please check your email for more details on the PSAT/NMSQT test.

  • 11th graders → On-campus PSAT testing, 7:45 a.m. arrival

  • 9th, 10th, 12th graders → Remote learning with required attendance reporting

  • Attendance must be logged by period and during school hours

  • Phones and smartwatches will be collected for testing security

  • No lunches will be served on this day


Please check your email or visit the website for more information.

Senior Memory Blocks Now On Sale

Memory Blocks go on sale through MySchoolBucks beginning September 8 and may sell out, so reserve your space early.


Half Page: $100

Quarter Page: $60

Content Deadline: February 4, 2027


After purchasing, email acoons@svak12.org with:

  • Student’s first and last name

  • Your message

  • Photos as JPEG attachments

  • Yearbook staff may adjust text and photos as needed to fit the space and maintain a consistent design.

For more information on senior photos, visit our information page.

Upperclassman College Tours

11th and 12th-grade students have the opportunity to visit local colleges during the school day. Each trip includes morning departure from SVA, a campus tour, an admissions presentation, lunch, and return transportation to SVA. There is no cost to participate, though students must either bring a sack lunch or money to purchase one. Specific details will be provided on each permission slip.


We have 13 spots for each visit. Seniors can register in SchooLinks in the events tab then stop by the office for a permission slip. Juniors - you will register in the office when you pick up a permission slip.


Returning your permission slip secures your spot on the bus!

Questions can be directed to Mrs. Hayes.


Upcoming visits:

10/6: University of Colorado - Colorado Springs

10/28: Metropolitan State University

11/12: University of Colorado - Denver

11/17: Colorado Christian University

Student Work & Projects Student Work & Projects

The SVA National Honors Society Officers

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Athletic Run Down Athletic Run Down

Middle School Boys Basketball Starts Next Week

MS boys' basketball starts Tuesday, October 6th. Tryouts will be October 6th-8th.


Register here.


Please send a current sports physical to jgregory@svak12.org.

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High School Golf

  • 9/17: The Varsity boys golf team hosted the Mile High League Tournament at Lone Tree Golf Club and Hotel and captured 1st place, led by Senior Andrew Ruddy’s outstanding round of 78, which earned him a tie for 1st individually. The victory helped propel the Hawks to the Mile High League Championship, officially crowning them league champions!
  • 9/24: The Varsity boys competed at the Flatirons Golf Course Tournament and finished 6th overall.

  • The Hawks capped off an incredible season by winning the Mile High League Championship, while Seniors Andrew Ruddy and Tyler Roe, Junior Wyatt Hivner, and Sophomore Tait O’Brien earned spots at the 2A CHSAA State Tournament on October 5–6 at Pueblo Country Club!

Photo Credit: Steve Kostiuk

High School Boys Soccer

  • 9/16: The Varsity boys soccer team picked up a huge 1-0 non-league victory over Vanguard HS, with Sophomore Ashton DeLisa scoring the game’s lone goal to secure the win.

  • 9/22: The Varsity boys dominated league opponent Heritage Christian, taking a 5-0 lead in just 30 minutes before lightning ended the match, with Senior Sawyer Gray scoring twice. The JV match was also stopped by lightning and has been rescheduled for 10/6 against Colorado Academy.

  • 9/24: The Varsity boys put together a nearly flawless performance against Front Range Christian, cruising to an impressive 8-0 league victory behind two-goal performances from Seniors Moe Estacio and Evan Eskestrand. The Hawks continue to make waves and are currently ranked No. 2 in the 2A CHSAA state rankings!

High School Volleyball

  • 9/15: All three Hawks volleyball teams battled hard against Lyons but unfortunately came up short, with the A, JV, and C teams each falling in their matches.

  • 9/22: The C team dominated Clear Creek behind a strong offensive performance from Junior Charvi Sharma, while the JV fought through a close battle but ultimately fell. The Varsity squad earned a statement three-set sweep, led by Senior setter Lyla Kostiuk’s impressive 19-assist performance.

  • 9/24: The JV picked up a dramatic three-set road victory over Addenbrooke Classical Academy, with Sophomore libero Mia Primus making several key defensive plays. The Varsity followed with a dominant three-set sweep, powered by Junior Ellie McLaughlin’s outstanding performance in the middle.

  • 9/26: The Varsity continued its dominant stretch with another impressive three-set sweep, this time over Belleview Christian. Senior Emma Francavilla led the Hawks with an outstanding performance that included 9 kills.

High School Cross Country

  • 9/18: The boys cross country team placed 11th at the Arvada West Durden Invitational, highlighted by Senior Rylan Griffith’s strong 6th-place finish in 16:52.60. The girls also finished 11th, led by Freshman Hollis Holcomb’s impressive 25:47.00 performance.

Middle School Boys Soccer

  • 9/21: The MS boys soccer A team battled Mile High Academy in a competitive matchup, ultimately earning a 1-1 draw.

  • 9/23: The A team bounced back in a big way on the road, defeating Mile High Academy 3-1 to complete a strong response after their previous matchup.

  • 9/24: The A team earned another impressive victory, shutting out Leman Academy 1-0. The B team battled until the final whistle but unfortunately fell in a close 4-3 contest.

Middle School Volleyball

  • 9/17: The A team opened the week with a strong two-set victory over Platte River Academy, while the B team fell in two sets and the C team battled through three sets before coming up short.

  • 9/21: The Hawks had a strong home showing against Denver Christian, with the A team earning a two-set sweep and the B team winning in three sets. The C team battled hard but fell in three sets.

  • 9/22: The A and B teams both picked up big road league victories, with each squad sweeping its opponent in two straight sets.

  • 9/23: All three teams came away victorious on the road against Denver Christian, as the A and B teams each swept in two sets while the C team earned a hard-fought three-set victory.

  • 9/24: The A team picked up a huge two-set road league victory over Leman Academy, while the B team battled to a three-set win and the C team completed the sweep with a two-set victory. It was a dominant day for Hawks volleyball, with all three teams coming away with wins!

Middle School Cross Country

  • Slavens Invitational: The middle school cross country teams opened their season at the Slavens Invitational on a challenging 1.8-mile course featuring three major water crossings. The boys A team finished strong behind first-time racer Julian Ziernicki (13:49), Ben Saccoccia (13:56), and Owen Guzman (14:50), while the girls A team placed 15th of 32 teams and the girls B team finished 12th of 34, led by strong performances from Mackenna Maxwell and first-time racers Grace Jin and Aubry Murphy.

Staff You Should Know! Staff You Should Know!

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Our Principal

Meet Senior Negrón!
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High School AP | A-K

Reach out to Mrs. Schuman with any concerns!
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High School AP | L-Z

Reach out to Mr. Bridgham with any concerns!

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HS College & Career Counselor

Touch base with Mrs. Hayes!

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HS Counselor

Connect with Mrs. Touhey!

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AP of Athletics

Get in touch with Mr. Feeney.

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Middle School AP

Reach out to Mr. Bow!
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MS Counselor

Connect with Ms. Repa!

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Dean of Athletics

Connect with Mr. Martin!

Important Events Important Events

October 1: HS Powder Puff Game

October 2: Picture Retakes

October 2: HS Homecoming Tailgating

October 2: HS Homecoming Bonfire

October 2: First Quarter Ends

October 3: HS Homecoming Dance

October 5: HS PSAT/NMSQT Test

October 5: HS Virtual Day

October 5: HS CPR Certification

October 5: Battle of the Books Information Meeting

October 7: PS/ES/MS Formal Wear HS Interview Attire

October 7-8: Parent/Teacher Conferences

October 8: HS 6th Annual College Fair

October 9: Teacher Comp Day/No School

October 12-16: Fall Break/No School

Resources For Students & Families Resources For Students & Families

School Calendar
School Lunch
High School Web Links
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