STEM School Highlands Ranch Weekly Newsletter | Friday, Dec. 9, 2022 View as Webpage

This is your STEM Student Newsletter. Created by You! Help us make it what you want it to be. We're looking for interested students to join our STEM communications team to help us communicate with our STEM Spartans. Email [email protected] if interested.

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STEM Student Events

Click on the STEM Events Calendar to see everything that is happening at STEM. We've added Enrichment and Athletic Events to the calendar as well.

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Check-In with KOSON/STEM BOD Chair Kelly Reyna

KOSON/STEM Board Chair Kelly Reyna chatted with Nicole Bostel, Communications Director to give an update on what the Board has been working on so far this school year, and what to expect for the remainder of the year.

Mark Your Calendars

On Monday, Dec. 12 we will be showing an SBL Information Video starting at 8 a.m. via Live Stream on STEM's YouTube.

Your fellow classmate, Ben Grossman, is living out STEM's mission of Never Stop Innovating and has partnered with STEM Administration to develop ways to help students learn and understand Standards Based Learning.

In true PBL fashion, Ben is trying to solve a real-world PBL to help all STEM students by reducing stress and improving learning.

Way to go Ben!!

A link to the Live Stream will be in next week's Student Newsletter and the video will be available on STEM's YouTube channel for reference.

Check-In with Ms. Kovalesky

It is hard to believe that winter break is around the corner. The first semester was a great success and, as always, has taught us a few lessons along the way. We continue to embrace STEM's mission of Never Stop Innovating and are always striving to improve.

We were happy to see our students, families, and staff return and have enjoyed welcoming new members to our STEM community, who joined us back in August. As this semester draws to a close, some of our much-loved staff have decided to leave STEM for new and exciting endeavors.

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Student Feedback Google Form

Student Advisory is working with the STEM Administration Tam to find a better way to collect student feedback about the school. Please fill out the Student Feedback Google Form to anonymously share your feedback with the Administration. Student Advisory will have access to the responses and will share them with the Administration Team during our monthly Student Forums.

Cllick here for the Student Feedback Form

Secondary News/Updates

In this week's Secondary News you can find inFree Chromebooks for FRL Students

NHS Toy Drive
NEHS Writing Center
High School Finals Schedule
STEM After Prom Committee Volunteers Needed
More

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Athletics News/Updates

Each week we'll share important Athletics News with our community.

Sharing Our Good News

Want to see all the Good Things happening at STEM? Check out our Sharing Our Good News post. Each week we share photos, videos and information about the Good News that has happened that week.

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Walking the Beat

Each week our very own DCSO School Resource Officer Deputy Gabe Uribe, writes a newsletter for our community about important topics as it relates to safety and security.

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Student Shout-Outs!

We want to celebrate our students and for our students to celebrate each other. Give a Shout-Out to a fellow classmate!

Abhilasha Acharya

Empathy

I want to shout out Abhilasha Acharya (Wish), for being kind to me and my other friends. And for her empathy, because she helped our friend in her low days.

Melissa Buhrer

Empathy

Shout out to Melissa Buhrer (Mel) for helping her friends when they needed it the most.

Charlotte Mancuso

Respect

She's always there for me and never lets me down, no matter what, and she always is so kind. She could give you the world if she needed to.

Janelle Tracy

Empathy

She will always listen to you when you want to talk and will always be there for you. She always includes you and is there if you need anything. She is an awesome friend!

Lou Fletcher

Empathy

If I had the choice, I would pick all of the character traits. Lou might possibly be the sweetest and funniest person I have ever met. They've always done their best to help me with my work and would help me see the bright side of something whenever I'm upset. Whether it's something about school or something emotional, Lou is always there to ensure I'm okay. I'm really happy to have them as a friend.

Ella Fletcher

Empathy

Ellia stood up for me when I was bullied.

Hunter Engelsen

Responsibility

Hunter is the single most responsible person I know, even surpassing many adults. If he says he'll do something, only a higher power or his parents can stop him.

Steven Goz

Empathy

He saw one of my friends, Samson, trip in the hallway, and without missing a beat, he stepped towards him and helped him get up, making sure he was ok.

Student Support Services

Feedback?

Have feedback and/or content for the STEM Student Newsletter? Email [email protected]. If you would like to promote an event, please work with your respective Student Government leaders or Mrs. Fitzroy ([email protected]), Enrichment Coordinator.