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Free giftwrapping stations at Clear Creek Libraries!

Remaining dates in 2023: 11/29, 12/13. and 12/20!

Guidance from the Colorado Department of Public Health on Communicable Disease.

Winners will be announced on December 20th!

Join us on December 13th at 7 p.m. for a Winter Vocal Concert!

Come see the student production of North Woods Nonsense. This Thursday (11/9) and Friday (11/10) at 7 o'clock!

King-Murphy Mountain School, Clear Creek Middle/High School, and Georgetown Community School have completed Bond projects with close-out in progress, including a few remaining punchlist items. King-Murphy Phase 1: Expanded Pre-K complete. King-Murphy Phase 2: Construction related to environmental remediation, security, flooring, exterior, and furniture is complete. Close-out is in progress. Clear Creek Middle/High School: Construction work related to security, the Gymnasium floor re-finishing, and the athletic field lighting is complete. Close-out is in progress. Georgetown Phase 1: Roof complete Georgetown Phase 2: Construction related to abatement, new hot food/serving kitchen, flooring, and exterior work is complete. The new kitchen opened to students in September, serving both breakfast and lunch! Close-out is in progress. The Bond project in active construction is at Building 103. Abatement is complete. Roofing work is wrapping-up, in advance of winter. Demo and construction has begun and long lead items are being released. A guaranteed maximum price (GMP) is being finalized for the full building work and is within the forecasted budget. Furniture design with the DOG is also progressing. The above Summer 2023 construction projects completed at, or below, the amended budgets, as planned and forecasted. The overall Bond program continues to maintain a healthy reserve balance, currently being held for unknowns. The bottom-line dollar amount of the overall Bond has increased to over $41.4M, due to over $7M in premium as well as nearly $1.4M in interest earned! Before and after photos from King-Murphy, the Middle/High School, and Georgetown Community School can be found on the new Clear Creek Constructs website. Additional information can also be found on the website: https://www.ccsdre1.org/clearcreekconstructs Inside Building 103/New Elementary School

BOE Study Session - Thursday, Nov 9 11:30am - 1:30pm, Carlson Elementary BOE Business Meeting - Tuesday, Nov 14 6pm - 8pm, location to be determined

Clear Creek Schools Foundation awarded innovative educators at Clear Creek through an open grant application process. The Innovation Grants support the Clear Creek Learner Profile attributes, which were created by the Clear Creek community. The program is a collaborative partnership with the school district. Over $16,000 was awarded. Please read the full story here.

…and Meet the Board of Directors! Thursday, November 9th, 5pm Pizza and drinks Games in the gym for the kids Q&A style meeting with the Board of Directors in the cafeteria This is a great opportunity to ask questions to the board and also the board will give an update of what is happening at the school. We have had several additions to our school including our new cafeteria and our new Toddler Room. We are also working with our Rec Center to start an after school program for our students starting next week. Our board is excited about meeting people throughout the community. The board will also focus on what the needs are as well. Please feel free to come out and see all the school has to offer! Please RSVP here

Connect Pumpkin Carving Contest Results Thanks to the Elks Lodge for hosting the annual Middle School Halloween Dance.

King-Murphy’s 5th and 6th grader engaged in a field experience at Casa de Paz, which helps reunite families separated by immigrant detention. Carlson students also visited and helped out at Casa earlier in the week. Students packed backpacks with welcome notes they wrote, snacks, and a toiletry kit. These backpacks are given to each guest at Casa. The students also met guests as they arrived. “This experience helped my students realize how helpful they were being, when they met the people they were impacting,” said Cassie Prezner. The students presented their experience during the school’s Community Crew, which provides them with an authentic audience where they can practice the presentation skills. These experiences challenge students to strive for their personal best, think critically, and develop empathy. The students decided to plan a bake sale to support the center. They’ll be doing everything from promoting the event to baking the goods. Stay tuned!