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Ms. Counter class taking care of quail eggs.
A colorful star-shaped logo with the text "COLUMBINE ELEMENTARY" displayed prominently in the center.

 

 

Welcome to a place where two languages unlock one superpower. 

Our vision is simple yet transformative: Dos idiomas. Un superpoder. Two Languages. One Superpower. We are committed to fostering éxito académico, orgullo bilingüe, valor cultural - Academic Achievement, Bilingual Brilliance, and Cultural Confidence in every student. This is our promise: Empoderamos estudiantes, formamos líderes compasivos. We cultivate Empowered Learners and Compassionate Leaders who are prepared to thrive in a diverse, interconnected world. Here, bilingualism is more than a skill—it's a bridge to opportunity, understanding, and limitless potential.

What a wonderful evening celebrating the learning, creativity, and hard work of our Columbine students! Our families and community came together to see the amazing projects and learning experiences our students have been working on. We are so proud of our students and grateful to everyone who helped make this night so special!

Take a look at some of the special moments from Exhibition Night #1!

Exhibition & Diversity Night #1

A world map with small photos pinned to the continents is displayed on a blue wall above a row of wooden cubbies.
Colorful student artworks and posters are displayed on a plain white wall.
Children's drawings and %22Double Bubble Map%22 worksheets are pinned to a white board against a teal wall.
Children's drawings and comparison charts are taped to a blue wall above a dark blue couch.
A collection of colorful children's books rests on a black tablecloth, with student drawings pinned to the wall in the background.
Children's drawings and %22Double Bubble Map%22 worksheets are pinned to a white board against a blue wall.
A yellow educational poster with the words %22Curiosity, Attention, Purpose, Empathy%22 and detailed descriptions is mounted on a white wall above a row of colorful plastic holders.
A purple bulletin board featuring student identity projects and bilingual headings is mounted on a plain white wall above a brown railing.
Children are drawing and working at a light-colored table in a classroom filled with school supplies and other students.
Children sit around a light-colored table drawing and writing in a classroom filled with students and educational supplies.
Three children work on art projects at a yellow table in a classroom filled with school supplies and furniture.
A colorful banner with handprints and messages of belonging hangs on a plain white wall above a brown railing.
Two children sit at a light-colored table working on drawings and reading books, with another student and a teacher in a classroom background.
A young boy colors a drawing at a desk filled with art supplies, while other students and classroom shelves are visible in the background.
A young boy in a black sweatshirt draws on a piece of paper at a wooden desk, with a classroom and other students visible in the background.
Children sit at light-colored wooden desks working on papers in a classroom with a dark carpeted floor.
Four children sit at grouped desks writing on papers in a classroom filled with shelves, bins, and a green chalkboard.
Children sit on a carpeted floor in a classroom, with some gathered on colorful rugs in the foreground and educational posters and storage shelves lining the background walls.
Two children sit at light-colored wooden desks writing on papers in a classroom with a dark blue carpeted floor.
Children sit spaced apart on a polished wooden gym floor in the foreground, with basketball hoops and a stage set against the walls in the background.
Three children sit around a cluster of desks working on papers in a classroom with blue chairs and storage shelves in the background.

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Tammy Jeffrey

When Tammy Jeffery, Boulder Valley School District’s new Director of Health Services, talks about school nursing, she is quick to dispel a common misconception. The work is about far more than bandages and ice packs.

While health room staff provide critical immediate care for students who become sick or injured at school, school nurses have a broader clinical and case-management role.

e-bike

E-bikes continue to be a popular way for BVSD students to get to school. They can provide students with greater independence, reduce car trips, and make getting around our community fun and active. 

As electric-bike technology evolves, however, it can be difficult for families to know exactly what type of vehicle their student is riding. Understanding the difference between a legal e-bike and an e-moto or other motorized vehicle is an important part of riding safely and legally.