We're Chargin' into a New School Year!

A Message from Our Principal

Hello Frontier Valley Families,

I am so grateful for the opportunity to serve as the principal at Frontier Valley Elementary. Mrs. Braverman and I have loved getting into classrooms, connecting with students during recess and lunch, and getting to know our amazing FVE community. We are incredibly thankful for the support our families have shown us already this year. It was wonderful to see so many of you at the Picnic, Play, and Principals event sponsored by our FVEA. The turnout was amazing, and it was so much fun watching students of all ages run around, play, and have a great time together. We are already looking forward to next year.

This morning, we had the opportunity to kick off the school year with our Back to School Assembly. We shared ways that we can celebrate our HERD behaviors and had a very special guest, Blaze, join us for the celebration. Thank you for welcoming Mrs. Braverman and me to the HERD. We are incredibly proud to be Buffaloes and even more excited about the year ahead. We can't wait to see everyone at Back to School Night on Wednesday, September 2, from 5:30–6:30 p.m. We are looking forward to another opportunity to connect with our FVE families and celebrate the start of a great school year together.

Mr. Cordova

Event Information

Back to School night

When?

Wednesday, Sep 2, 2026, 05:30 PM

Where?

Frontier Valley Elementary School, Canterberry Trail, Parker, CO, USA

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Animal-Assisted Interventions

Frontier Valley Elementary utilizes Animal-Assisted Interventions (AAI) to promote social/emotional well being.

AAI is a goal directed and evidence based intervention, in which an animal that meets

specific criteria is an integral part of the process. This intervention will include a certified

professional that is either a school staff member or volunteer working within their scope

of competency. AAI is designed to promote improvement in human physical, social,

emotional, behavioral, and cognitive functioning.

The program may include small group and/or individual interventions focused on social

and emotional wellness and humane education. Participating in this program and

interacting with a therapy dog is entirely voluntary. Our school will utilize this program as

a part of research based practice and interventions specific to the needs of students.

The therapy dog and its handler have been insured for liability and have undergone

extensive training and certifications for Animal-Assisted Interventions. They have been

approved by DCSD to work within Frontier Valley Elementary as a Certified Therapy Dog

team.

Should you have any other questions, concerns or comments, please call or email our front office.

Back to School Night

Join us at Back to School night on September 2nd!

Picture Day September 8th!

Please check out the flyer for more information on how to have a successful picture day!

Tiny Titans Camp

Come join Legend's Cheer and Poms teams for an morning of dance, cheering & fun! On Thursday, September 12th,.Tiny Titans will be performing at the halftime of a Varsity Football Game!

Chess Wizzard's at FVE

Please see the flyer for more information!

Battle of the Book

Please see the flyer for more information!

Student Pick-Up and Drop-Off Reminders

Stop, Drop & Roll - Student Drop-Off & Pick-Up in the Car Lane. The student drop-off & pick-up car lane is on the east side of the parking lot. Follow these guidelines to help in making the process smooth and safe for everyone. Parking in this lane is never allowed.

Drop-Off:

1. STOP: Stay to the right as you enter the parking lot (indicated by large white arrows) and drive up

to the car in front of you. Have your child ready to go - jackets on, books in backpack, shoes tied, etc.

2. DROP: Once you are past the drop-off sign, you may drop your student off. Students should only be

exiting your vehicle on the passenger side.

3. ROLL: After your student safely exits your vehicle, roll your car forward slowly and follow the flow

of traffic through the parking lot. Please watch for crossing guard directions at the main crosswalk.

*Important* Kindergarten students or others needing extra time, please park in the parking lot (indicated by narrow red arrows above) and escort your student to / from their designated area. It’s important to follow these guidelines in order to keep the flow of traffic moving and help ease congestion on Canterberry Trail during these busy times. Please note there is 1 lane of traffic into the parking lot / car lane and 2 outbound lanes after exiting the parking area. Please follow all roadway markings and traffic signs in this busy area.

Pick-Up:

You may line up in the car lane while waiting for your student after school. Once your student is safely in your car, you may exit on the left side of the car lane and proceed to the parking lot exit. Please do not leave your vehicle unattended in the car lane. If you are parking and escorting your student, please arrive early as the car lane pick-up does back up before dismissal and may delay your access into the parking lot area.

Before-School Playground Reminder

For student safety, students should not use the playground before school begins, as there is no staff supervision available during this time. Please remind students to remain with their families or in the designated area until school supervision begins. Thank you for helping us keep our students safe!

August Newsletter

July 27th, 2026

We're Chargin' into a New School Year!

A Message from Our Principal

Event Information

Animal-Assisted Interventions

Frontier Valley Elementary utilizes Animal-Assisted Interventions (AAI) to promote social/emotional well being.

Back to School Night

Picture Day September 8th!

Tiny Titans Camp

Chess Wizzard's at FVE

Battle of the Book

Student Pick-Up and Drop-Off Reminders

Before-School Playground Reminder

We're Chargin' into a New School Year! We're Chargin' into a New School Year!

A Message from Our Principal A Message from Our Principal

Event Information

Animal-Assisted Interventions Animal-Assisted Interventions

Frontier Valley Elementary utilizes Animal-Assisted Interventions (AAI) to promote social/emotional well being.

Back to School Night

Picture Day September 8th!

Tiny Titans Camp

Chess Wizzard's at FVE

Battle of the Book

Student Pick-Up and Drop-Off Reminders Student Pick-Up and Drop-Off Reminders

Before-School Playground Reminder Before-School Playground Reminder

We're Chargin' into a New School Year!

A Message from Our Principal

Animal-Assisted Interventions

Student Pick-Up and Drop-Off Reminders

Before-School Playground Reminder