Weekly News
Dear Students and Parents/Guardians:
TWO DAYS LEFT!! - The deadline for students who want to enroll in ACE Work Experience and Career Pathways to submit the work documentation is Tuesday, August 14, 8:35 pm.
ATTENTION: no exceptions will be made and no late submissions will be accepted.
(Students who have not changed job from last year don’t need to submit new forms)
This week’s schedule - August 13:
Monday is Assembly Off Site Schedule
Period 2 2:30 - 3:41
Period 3 3:44 - 4:55
Period 4 4:58 - 5:34
Break 5:34 - 6:10
Period 5 6:10 - 6:46
Assembly 7:10 - 8:35 - mandatory attendance, read more below
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On Monday, August 13, Eagle Academy will hold the Fourth Quarter Awards Assembly. The assembly is from 7:10 to 8:30 pm at Lone Tree Elementary school (9375 Heritage Hills Circle, Lone Tree, CO 80124)
Students and staff will ride the bus to the assembly and back. Everybody will be back to Eagle Academy by 8:35 for dismissal.
Families are invited to attend the assembly, an awesome celebration where students will be awarded Honor Roll and other achievement awards. |
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday are on Regular schedule
Period 1 1:10 - 2:21 pm
Period 2 2:30 - 4:17 pm
Period 3 4:20 - 6:07 pm
Break 6:07 - 6:44 pm
Period 4 6:44 - 7:38 pm
Period 5 7:41 - 8:35 pm
Tuesday, August 14th - final deadline to submit ACE Work Experience paperwork to enroll in Career Pathways 1st period and ACE Working Experience. Read details in the attached document.
Wednesday, August 15, is the first day back for students on Academic Leave.
Looking ahead to next week, - August 20:
Every day this week is on Regular schedule
Period 1 1:10 - 2:21 pm
Period 2 2:30 - 4:17 pm
Period 3 4:20 - 6:07 pm
Break 6:07 - 6:44 pm
Period 4 6:44 - 7:38 pm
Period 5 7:41 - 8:35 pm
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On Tuesday, August 21, Eagle Academy will hold the first “Small Group Dinner” of the year. One of our groups of volunteers will bring cooked food for any student and staff who wants to enjoy it. This is not a mandatory attendance dinner and students will sign up for it. Read more below about dinners at Eagle Academy. |
Community Dinners and Small Group Dinners
As you see in our weekly news and on our electronic calendar, Eagle Academy offers "Community Dinners" and "Small Group Dinners" throughout the school year. What students and parents/guardians need to know:
"Community Dinners" take place once a month.
Community Dinners are for the whole school: students, teachers and staff.
Students must attend community dinner with the rest of the student body.
Students have a break after the community dinner.
Students who choose to not attend community dinner will lose one behavior point in each class.
The schedule for Community Dinners is:
Period 1 1:10 - 2:21
Period 2 2:30 - 4:12
Period 3 4:15 - 5:57
Period 4 6:00 - 6:52
Dinner 6:52 - 7:23 - mandatory attendance
Break 7:23 - 7:43
Period 5 7:43 - 8:35
"Small Group Dinners" take place a few times a month.
Participation is optional, students sign up to attend.
Everybody is invited.
All dinners are made, brought and served by groups of volunteers who love our school, our students and our staff. We are very grateful to these amazing people!
Parents/Guardians: have you checked your student in with Express Check-in?
Click HERE for Express Check-in, where you can update your student’s health forms, media consent, email, phone numbers, etc.
Don’t have a Parent Portal account? Email gbattaglioli[at]dcsdk12[dot]org and ask how set one up.
With Parent Portal you can check your student’s grades, attendance and much more, from any computer or smartphone.
Resources for Students and Parents:
Work Experience: forms, explanations, submit work and hours - follow this link
Student Success Score : how it works - follow this link
Eagle Calendar and Schedules - follow this link
Parent/Student Portal - follow this link
Eagle Academy website - follow this link
Please feel free to call us at 303 387 0870 with questions or comments.
Eagle Academy Administration
District News
The Douglas County School District Board of Education welcomes Dr. Thomas S. Tucker into the role of Superintendent of Douglas County School District. Dr. Tucker officially leads the 68,000 student district as of July 1, 2018.
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When it comes to mental health services, communities traditionally focus on supporting kids as needs arise. This work is crucial for the safety of our students. Equally important, though, is prevention-based programming that can help, early on, prevent the social-emotional challenges our kids may be experiencing from escalating.