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HUDDLE UP

SAC 9/9/25

2025-2026

Principal Kiersten Hall

Assistant Principal Christin Pursley

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WELCOME TO

OUR TEAM

Jessica Ryan: Kindergarten

Jenny Younge: Kindergarten

Sarah Ford: Speech/Language

Allison Seeman: Administrative Assistant

Jennie Iverson: Counselor

Kelli McKay: Health Assistant

Lizzy Stevens: Librarian

New FVE Staff

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Theme this year: Huddle Up

Thank you to FVEA! They have purchased new shirts, staff books, and a staff gift to power up

Book of the Year: I Am We, by Susan Verde

Frontier Valley and FVE administration were both nominated again as Colorado Parent’s favorites. :)

Back to School Huddle set for 9/18 5:00-6:00

Our school will be featured on the DCSD website

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Enrollment & Class Sections

K-56 (19, 19, 19)

1-46 (23, 23)

2-63 (21, 21, 21)

3-64 (21, 21, 22)

4-60 (18, 21, 21)

5-81 (19, 20, 20, 21)

370 Total…Projection was 354…anticipating October funds

Per Pupil Allocation: $7,780.69

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Learning, Encouraging, Exploring, Extending…Together!

*We respect and celebrate our diversities and commonalities.

*We promote and nurture an inviting, trusting and respectful culture.

*We embrace and encourage lifetime learning.

*We support an instructional climate where all learners realize their academic potential.

*We share and sustain goals.

*We serve as the heart of the community.

*We will strive to meet each student’s academic, social, and emotional needs, build community, and provide a safe, caring learning environment for all students, families, and staff members.

Mission and Vision

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District Priorities

  • 1. To cultivate a comprehensive understanding of rigor within or above PLOs.
  • 2. To develop and utilize proficiency scales to measure student progress on the appropriate grade level PLO.
  • 3A. To ensure the progression toward Algebra 1 readiness for 8th-grade students (PK-8 approach)
  • 3B. To ensure Algebra 2 proficiency as defined by PLO’s by the end of 10th grade (HS)

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School Goals & Priorities

Building Leadership Team members:

SEW Pillar - Keith Langford &

Liz Van Otten

Literacy Pillar - Renata Serafini, Bekah Crispin & Elizebeth Simpson

Alignment Pillar - Alex Villareal, Christin Pursley, & Kiersten Hall

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Literacy, SEW, and Alignment Pillars

New PLC Process-Tuesday mornings

Alignment: main focus is on math

SEW: 2 counselor Program this year

Literacy: Continue working on rigor with writing

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WELCOME TO

OUR TEAM

K - Classroom Teachers/ Simpson

1st - Classroom Teachers/ Simpson

2nd - Ashley Rousey

3rd - Renata Serafini

4th - Emma Mercier

5th - Jennifer Cahill

Compacting Teachers

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Getting Started

Before teachers start teaching, they should understand

  • How students were selected
  • How to read the spreadsheet data
  • The importance of pretesting every unit
  • Pacing and content using data
  • Co-planning/Co-Teaching

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Support Opportunities

Co-Planning / Co-Teaching

  • Canvas Course:
    • Year long goal - we will pace the course together. PLC
  • Allows compacting teachers the opportunity to collaborate

with other compacting teachers teaching enVision.

  • Friday - Plan time (15-30 min check-in/planning)
  • Release days with Parker Schools - TBD (Sept and Nov)
  • ½ day professional support if needed

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Teaching Resources

During co-planning meetings, we will discuss what worked and what didn’t. We can add resources to help with specific lessons as well. Feedback will be taken to district monthly GT meetings.

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THANK YOU