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Healthy Child Clinic Friday, April 4, 2025 Salud Family Health Center 729 E Railroad Ave, Fort Morgan, CO 80701 All children age 6 months to 5 years are welcome. Please call 970-867-4918 for an appointment. Appointments start at 9 am, last appointment at 2 pm Participating agencies include: Northeast Colorado Health Department, Centennial BOCES, RE-3 School District, Early Intervention Colorado, Centennial Mental Health Center, SafeCare Colorado, Northeast Health Partners, Baby Bear Hugs, and Salud Family Health Center.

Learn more about how to become a teacher at RE-1 Valley Schools. TEACH Colorado, the Colorado Center for Rural Education, and the Colorado Department of Education will share information about becoming a classroom teacher. You’ll also learn about teacher preparation programs at Centennial BOCES, Colorado Mountain College, T-PREP, and Western Colorado University. Learn about pathways, scholarships and fee reimbursements for paraprofessionals and non-certified staff. Find out more about this event and register at https://ontch.org/BecomeaRE-1ValleyTeacher

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March Lunch Menu

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-Sterling High Blood Drive- Give the gift of life in memory of Principal Wally Beardsley! Join us for the lifesaving blood drive on Friday, February 21st, in the Tiger's Den. Your donation is a small act with a big impact!

https://youtu.be/NrSGRVVNwTE?si=WwTUFBOa30bU3_sG Dive into the second installment of our series, where we focus on how RE-1 Valley School District empowers every student to achieve their highest potential. "Empowering Student Success" offers an intimate look at the programs and strategies that foster a nurturing and productive learning environment. In this episode: Student-Centered Learning: Discover the innovative approaches that cater to diverse learning styles and needs, ensuring that every student finds their path to success. Hear powerful stories from students who have thrived under the district’s initiatives and the educators who dedicate themselves to making a difference. 👉 Don't miss an episode—subscribe for updates on how RE-1 Valley continues to lead in educational excellence. 🔗 Connect With Us | Learn More | Join Our Community | www.re1valleyschools.org

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Thank you to our Hat Day partners! We appreciate your support! -Bank of Colorado- Sterling -Sterling Federal Credit Union -Azomalli Wellness and Spa Devonshire Acres Nursing Home -Sam and Louie's-Sterling -Baja Tacos -River City Grill -Hot Spot -Logan County Department of Human Services -Northeast Colorado Health Department -Buckle-Sterling Mi Ranchito Salud Family Health Center-Sterling Northeast Health Partners

Sterling Police Department 15th Annual Blue Santa Event

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Our biggest Hat Day supporters are Dr. Martin Foster, Superintendent, and Mrs. Brenda Kloberdanz, Assistant Superintendent. Please join us on Friday, November 22nd, and wear your favorite hat!

We are excited for our 2nd annual Hat Day!

Hat Day is this Friday!

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Hat Day is this Friday!

We had such an awesome turn out last year! Let's come together as a community and make a difference in these student's lives! Please share!

RE-1 Valley School District Community Engagement Plan Re-1 staff is obligated by law to report any type of child neglect we observe at school. Excessive absences can be viewed as a form of educational neglect when the student’s educational progress is being negatively impacted by the lack of attendance. If a student continues to have an excessive amount of absences a DHS report for educational neglect will be made. Step 1 Any student that has reached a total of 4 unexcused or excused absences in a month will receive a phone check in from the Family Community Coordinator. ( to assist with resources if necessary) If the Family Community Coordinator cannot contact a family after 3 attempts a home visit will occur. Step 2 Any student that has reached 7 absences excused or unexcused will receive a phone call and a possible check-in meeting will be scheduled with administration. During this meeting the student/parent questionnaires will be completed. If attendance does not improve a community engagement board meeting will be scheduled with parents, students, and community members. Step 3 Any student that reaches 10 absences (excused or unexcused) a community engagement board meeting will be scheduled and contracts with the student and parent will be signed. Step 4 Any student that has reached 16 or more absences judicial proceeding may be imitated with approval from superintendent and administrator. Step 5 Every school will continue to mail attendance letters to parents for 7, 10, 15, days or more of absences. All schools need to send the names of students receiving attendance letters to the Family Community Coordinators. We will meet weekly with building administrators to discuss any new attendance issues, review and assess current plans in place and touch base with how things are going. Policy JH The maximum number of unexcused absences a student may incur before judicial proceedings are initiated to enforce compulsory attendance is 10 days during any calendar year or school year.

Seniors and Juniors don't miss out on the opportunity to connect with rural employers. The Rural Colorado Career Expo is hosted by NJC on Wednesday, Nov. 20th. Click here to sign up www.njc.edu/rural-colorado-career-fair. For more information see Mr. Forster's email sent on Nov. 6th.