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With the 2011 Colorado State Championship 1st Runner Up Boulder High Cheerleaders!
Ages: 3-14 girls and boys
Date: Sat, February 18th
Time: 10am-1:00 PM
Location: Boulder High School, Multipurpose Room
Cost: $25 (includes free t-shirt)
The Boulder High School Cheerleaders would like to invite girls and boys between the ages of 3-14 years old to participate in a Kids Cheer Clinic. This will be a fun opportunity to learn cheers, stunts, and jumps from the Boulder High Cheerleaders! Payment is due at registration/drop off on 2/18. Bring WATER, a snack, and all your spirit!! Proceeds go to the BHS cheer team. Please contact Lindsey.k.edwards@gmail.com with any questions.
The BHS PeaceJam makes the world a better place by fundraising for local and global organizations as well as volunteering within the community. As of 2011, they have raised $200 for the Boulder Homeless Shelter and $125 for Kiva. They have also set up and prepared food for Attention Homes, sorted gifts for underprivileged children at Share-A-Gift, and raised over 275 pounds of food for Community Food Share.
Boys' Varsity basketball game Thursday night in Fort Collins vs. Fossil Ridge.
Tune in here to watch the game live at 6:30pm: http://www.ustream.tv/channel/psdsports
On March 7 at 8:30 am in the Boulder High auditorium, our juniors have the opportunity to take a free, full-length practice ACT test. Juniors will not miss class time, since this is a CSAP testing day. The following week on March 15 at 6 pm in the auditorium, we will host a Test Strategies and Results “giveback” for parents and students. This is perfect timing to prepare for the “real thing,” the state-mandated ACT test given on April 24 at Boulder High during the school day. To take advantage of this great opportunity, students must pre-register at kaplantest.com/practicetest. Put in the zip code 80302, and scroll down to Boulder High School.
| What: | Full-length practice ACT test |
| Where: | Boulder High auditorium |
| When: | Wed. March 7, doors open 8:00 am, testing begins at 8:30am |
| Bring: | Calculator |
| Action Item: | Pre-register at kaplantest.com/practicetest |
| What: | Test Strategies and Results Giveback |
| Where: | Boulder High auditorium |
| When: | Thurs. Mar.15, 6 pm |
| What: | State-mandated ACT test |
| Where: | Boulder High School, testing rooms to be announced |
| When: | Tuesday, April 24 8 am |
| Bring: | Pencils, calculator |
| Notes: | STUDENTS DO NOT NEED TO PRE-REGISTER FOR THIS TEST. IT IS FOR ALL BOULDER HIGH JUNIORS |
Tuesday, February 7 - BHS Auditorium
6:00 - 7:15 p.m.: Last Names A-M
7:15 - 8:30 p.m.: Last Names N-Z
Impact on Education is happy to announce this year's five recipients of the prestigious Impact Award. We are once again inspired and proud of all of the great BVSD nominations! Be sure to join us at the 20th Annual Impact Award Celebration at the historic Boulder Theater in downtown Boulder on Wednesday evening, March 21, 2012. Congratulations to this year's recipients:
- Cheryl McCarthy, 1st Grade Teacher, High Peaks Elementary
- Clara Quinlan, World Literature Teacher, Peak to Peak K-12 Charter
- Justin Oberndorf, Language Arts Teacher, Platt and CHOICE Middle
- Ray Neiman, 1st Grade Teacher, Bear Creek Elementary
- Virginia Schick, Art Teacher, Boulder High
The Boulder High and Centennial orchestras have been invited to attend the Colorado Music Educators Conference (CMEA) set for January 27-28th at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs. This is one of the highest honors a school can receive.
Please join us for a special performance by the Boulder High School and Centennial Middle School Orchestras on Wednesday January 25th from 7:30 - 9:00 pm at Macky Auditorium
This special "preview" concert will showcase the works they will be performing at that event. Please help honor our students and their amazing accomplishment by attending this special free performance. See the attached invite for more info.
What an honor. Congratulations to our fabulous musicians and to our orchestra director, Kip Mason.
See the the Colorado Music Educators Conference Invitation for more information...
Class fees for second semester have been posted in Infinite Campus and are now due.
Check the fees tab in IC for the total of all class fees and fines due for your student. Unpaid fees from last semester are also listed here and are overdue. Boulder High does not have online payment access. Fees can be mailed to Boulder High, Attn: Treasurer, 1604 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, CO 80302 or paid in person in the Treasurer's Office.
Support Boulder High Men's Lacrosse Team at California Pizza Kitchen for a flavorsome fundraising event! All you need to do is bring in this flyer on Thursday Feb 2nd and present it to your server when ordering. 20% of your check will benefit BHS Men's Lacrosse. Thank you!
California Pizza Kitchen
1711 29th Street
Boulder, CO 80301
11:30am-9:00pm
Thursday February 2, 2012
See the Lacrosse Fundraiser Flyer for more information
Looking for the Perfect Gift for Grandma, Mom or Dad? Beautiful, Meaningful and Inexpensive? The 2012 BHS Art Calendar is now available for just $12.00. It is full of innovative and inspiring paintings, drawings, photos, and pottery produced by BHS Art Students. Have your student pick one up from the art rooms of art the teachers Virginia Schick, Kate Villarreal, and/or Dave Blessing or you can contact Renee Winklmann. Profits go to art-supply scholarship funds for BHS students.
An exciting project that will be taking place at Boulder High starting in January. BVSD has selected several schools, including our school, to install large scale solar photovoltaic systems which will produce electricity for each school using the energy from the sun. There are no costs for the school, and no upfront capital, installation or maintenance costs for the District. Solar City, the vendor, will install, own and maintain the panels. The District will pay Solar City for the electricity generated by the panels, just as the District now pays for electricity from Xcel, and for a similar price. The project costs are offset by rebates from Xcel and federal incentives that the solar company is able to capture. The solar panels will produce a portion, but not all, of the electricity for each school. The benefits of this project include electricity coming from clean, renewable resources, and enormous learning opportunities around energy efficiency, electricity production and renewable energy.
See the press release for more details about the project and the Board of Education approval of the contract with Solar City.

