27J News ![]() ***If you plan on attending the Brighton or Prairie View graduation ceremony, please know that, as a result of increased security, portable coolers and bags larger than 12X12 inches will not be permitted inside the stadium. Normal policies prohibiting the possession of weapons, alcohol or illegal drugs on school property will also be enforced. Vacancy declared on 27J Board of Education after director resignation BRIGHTON – The School District 27J Board of Education unanimously accepted the resignation of District 7 Director Sheree Coates May 14 and has declared a vacancy in the district. Coates, who was elected to the Board of Education in 2011, chose to step down due to family obligations. “We thank Sheree for her service and her commitment to the children of our school district,” 27J Board of Education President Joan Kniss said. With the declaration of a vacancy, the 27J Board of Education is now accepting applications from interested District 7 residents (District 7 map). The District 7 area is in the southern portion of School District and encompasses an area roughly composed of 96th Avenue to 120th Avenue, including the River Run subdivision. Interested applicants, who reside in the District 7 area, can submit an application with the following information by email to Lynn Ann Sheats, Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent of Schools, at lsheats@sd27j.org or in person at the 27J Educational Services Center, 18551 E. 160th Ave., Brighton, by 4:30 p.m., Tuesday, May 28.
27J to offer free summer breakfast, lunch program BRIGHTON – School District 27J will once again offer free breakfast and lunch meals to children this summer. Free breakfast and lunch for children will be served from May 28 through July 26 at Northeast Elementary, 1605 Longs Peak St., Brighton, North Elementary, 89 N. Sixth Ave., Brighton, and South Elementary, 305 S. Fifth Ave., Brighton. Breakfast will be served from 8 to 9 a.m., with lunch from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The cost for adult meals is $2.25 for breakfast and $3.75 for lunch. 27J to launch new, blended learning school for 2013-14 school year
BRIGHTON – School District 27J will combine the appeal and flexibility of online learning with the guidance and support structure of a classroom for district high school students with the opening of a new, blended learning school this fall. B.O.L.T. (Brighton Online Learning for Tomorrow) Academy, a tuition free public school for grades ninth through 11thgrade, will offer a technology rich, blended school model where students will attend part-time on campus and part-time online. B.O.L.T. Academy will be located inside the Brighton Learning and Resource Campus, 1850 E. Egbert St., Brighton. (What is B.O.L.T. Academy?) B.O.L.T. Academy will offer self-motivated, independent and organized high school students a customized and diverse learning experience where students can set the pace for their own learning. Students will study core academic subjects, develop 21st Century learning skills, engage in project-based learning within the confines of a smaller collaborative learning environment. Students will be supported by on-campus learning coaches and highly-qualified virtual content teachers." “We understand that the concept of online learning is a tremendously popular choice for students and their parents,” said School District 27J Superintendent Dr. Chris Fiedler. “We’re happy that B.O.L.T. Academy will provide that flexible, technology-rich learning environment for students but also provide personalized learning assistance from our highly-qualified staff.” The application process for B.O.L.T. Academy is now open for students. Enrollment will be limited. The application, as well as additional information about the school and enrollment requirements, can be found on the B.O.L.T Academy web page. Colorado Preschool Program applications being accepted Brighton - Colorado Preschool Program applications are now being accepted for the 2013-2014 school year for 4-year-old students who have identified family risk factors that affect their overall school readiness. Click here for more information, including a list of risk factors, as well as application forms. 2013 Year of the Student projectBrighton - School District 27J is a proud support supporter of the 2013: Year of the Student Project. If you weren't able to join us for our Jan. 29 Year of the Student kick-off meeting, there is still time to get involved. Click here to see the data from the presentation of Lisa Weil, Great Education Colorado co-founder. Read the latest edition of the 27J Compass The semi-monthly 27J Compass is a great way to stay up-to-date on everything happening in School District 27J. The Compass features news articles, compelling features and lots of photos of school events. Sign up here to receive the Compass via email every other week. Read the latest edition here: 27J Compass - May 3, 2013
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