The Bolts are proud to support the annual Edward Jones Food Drive. We are collecting non-perishable foods to support local food pantries. The Food Drive has started and we are collecting items through November 1st. The class with the most collected items will win a pizza party provided by Edward Jones. Thank you for your support.
Huachuca Mountain families come out and join us for our PTO Sock Hop Family Dance on Friday, October 20th. There will be refreshments available and a photo wall. The dance floor is open from 6 pm to 8 pm. This is a family event, there is no student drop off. Hope to see you on the dance floor in the gym.
Parents and guardians, just a quick reminder that tomorrow, October 17th is picture day! We can't wait to see all the beautiful smiles!
October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Bullying can impact a student’s education, physical, emotional health, and their safety and well-being.
Together we can create communities that are kinder, more inclusive and accepting for all students. In support of National Bully Prevention Month we are encouraging all SVUSD students and staff to wear orange on October 18th to show unity against bullying.
Does your student have a computer at home for their personal use? Would you like for your student to be creative and explore? Or being able to work on assignments from home on a school device? SVUSD is pleased to offer the opportunity to all parents to check out a home Chromebook for all registered SVUSD students. Through the Emergency Connectivity Fund we were able to purchase Chromebooks for home use in order to close the homework gap and support connectivity for all students. For more information please contact Atina Haynes at Atina.Haynes@svps.k12.az.us or visit the office at your school to receive the application.
All SVUSD schools and offices will be closed for fall break from October 9th through 13th. We are wishing all SVUSD families a safe and joyful fall break.
Bolt Power at its best last weekend where a Huachuca Mountain team of employees took part in the 17th Annual Bearcat Pull for Special Olympics. The ladies gave it their all and pulled the Bearcat 25 feet!
Second grade Bolts were completely mesmerized by dinosaurs last week thanks to the amazing staff at the Henry F. Hauser Museum. The students had the opportunity to learn about dinosaur fossils found here in Cochise County. They got to be paleontology artists by creating their very own dino. Lots of stories were read and students roamed the room like the dinosaurs did millions of years ago. Thank you so much to the City of Sierra Vista Library and the Henry F. Hauser Museum for a wonderful educational experience!
This Friday, October 6th is a half day at all SVUSD schools. Please note that all students will be released by the half day schedule. Buena High School at 10:30 am, all elementary schools at 11:15 am, and Joyce Clark Middle School at 12:30 pm. We are wishing all students and families a wonderful fall break October 9th through 13th!
Last call for PTO water bottle orders! Be sure to order your PTO water bottle before Friday, 10/6/23.
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Today is National Custodian Appreciation Day and SVUSD is giving a big shout out to all our custodians. Thank you for keeping our schools and offices clean, safe and healthy. We appreciate all their hard work, our schools would not be what they are without their help!
Good morning SVUSD parents and guardians, all SVUSD bus routes are running 10 to 15 minutes late this morning. The transportation department apologizes for the inconvenience and appreciates your support and understanding.
SVUSD parents and guardians, due to some unforeseen circumstances our transportation department has some delays today. We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your support and understanding. The following routes are delayed:
Route 1 Village Meadows & JCMS—15 minutes
Route 2 Bella Vista: 15 minutes
Route 3 BHS: 15 minutes
Route 4 all schools: 15 minutes
Route 11 all schools: 20 minutes
Bolt parents and guardians,
We love having your scholars at Huachuca Mountain. Attendance is a vital part of helping your child succeed. Thank you for partnering with us! Did you know starting as early as kindergarten, regular attendance is essential for students gaining the academic and social skills they need to thrive?
Thank you for your ongoing support.
Parents and guardians, our transportation department made some adjustments to their route stops and times to better serve our student’s needs. The updated route for Huachuca Mountain Elementary is SV 12. Please visit our website https://www.svusd68.org/page/transportation for detailed information. The changes will take effect on Monday, September 18th. Thank you!
This Thursday 9/14 and Friday 9/15, are half days at all SVUSD elementary schools to accommodate our Parent/Teacher conferences. Please note that all students will be released by the half day schedule at 11:15 am. Don't forget to stop at the PTO Book Fair open until 4 pm on both days. Thank you!
At this time, we are going to have a delayed dismissal due to lightning. Students will be held until lightning is no longer within a 10 mile range. This includes walkers, bikers, car loop and bus riders. For today's storm alert, I ask that you wait in your vehicle and allow time for dismissal to proceed normally. Arizona storms typically blow through quickly. When such storms occur, delaying dismissal is required by policy. Coming to the office to pick up your child creates a situation that is counter to the safe environment we are trying to create. Thank you for your consideration.
We have received the all clear for the weather delay. Buses have departed and walkers have been released. Thank you for your patience.
We have received the all clear for the lightning delay. Buses are loading and departing now.
At this time, we are going to have a delayed dismissal due to lightning. Students will be held until lightning is no longer within a 10 mile range. This includes walkers, bikers, car loop and bus riders. For today's storm alert, I ask that you wait in your vehicle and allow time for dismissal to proceed normally. Arizona storms typically blow through quickly. When such storms occur, delaying dismissal is required by policy.
Coming to the office to pick up your child creates a situation that is counter to the safe environment we are trying to create. Thank you for your consideration.