Schools
Salida High School, grows in a few short days(0)
Some images from the last week of construction at the new high school,
Fridays during the school year: An opportunity for our children and our community(0)
The Ad Hoc Committee for Friday Enrichment Days seeks community members to participate in a community gathering to assure that Fridays during the Salida Public Schools academic year are a day of enrichment, fun and learning. A community gathering will be take place from 5 to 6:30 pm, July 27 at the Salida Community Center.
New High School and Kesner Building Plan Update(0)
A community meeting will be held Wed, March 23 at the High School Cafeteria from 5-6pm. View the latest plans. Ask questions. Present your ideas. Now is the time to speak up.
Middle School grab and go breakfast(0)
All students at Salida Middle School eat breakfast free of charge!
Salida High School design considerations(3)
Bob Grether comments on what Salida’s high school could be with the correct design approach.
Chaffee County schools to celebrate International Walk to School Day on October 6(2)
Potentially 1,174 students from these three schools will be walking to school on Wednesday, October 6th along with parents, teachers and community leaders. Salida Mayor Chuck Rose will be greeting students at Longfellow Elementary and handing out prizes to those who walk or bike to school.
High school mountain bike team thanks community(1)
We are a composite team of high school students from Salida, Buena Vista, and the Link School. We are two weeks into the season with 30 kids participating.
Quick Video Explains Three Key Statewide Ballot Measures(3)
ProgressNow Colorado Education has just released a brief animated video, under 5 minutes, to try to simply explain the effects of Amendments 60, 61 and Proposition 101. It’s worth the time to watch and pass along to others. Watch The Bad 3.
Everyone – Including Retirees, Businesses – Should Support School Bond Issue(4)
“With the squeeze on spending, it is more important than ever to prioritize what and where any of our funds are disbursed. I urge everyone to support the bond issue for the new Salida high school.” – Karin Adams
Why you need to fill out your free and reduced lunch forms(0)
In an effort to increase fruit and vegetable consumption, LiveWell Chaffee County hopes to apply for grants that would provide additional fruits and vegetables to the school districts
New elementary school option(2)
The Ruby Mountain Day School is a Waldorf-inspired school that will follow Colorado State Standards while providing a child-centered environment that engages and nurtures students mentally, physically, and emotionally.
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