The proposed 6-12 grade Social Studies Curriculum is in it's 60 day review period. Tonight is our first late night review opportunity.
The proposed curriculum is available for public viewing and comments until Thursday, July 20th. To view the curriculum stop by the Curriculum Office in the Rothery Education Center Room 403, Monday thru Friday from 8am-4pm. There will also be 2 evening opportunities to view the curriculum, Tuesday, May 30th and Tuesday, June 27th. Both of those days we will be open until 7pm. Scheduled appointments are not necessary but are encouraged and can be made by calling 520-515-2742.
In honor of Memorial Day, all district offices will be closed today. Have a safe and healthy holiday!
It's hard to believe it, but promotion ceremonies for our Kindergarten and 6th Grade students are quickly approaching! This year’s Kindergarten promotion ceremony is scheduled for Tuesday, May 23rd at 9 am. The 6th-grade promotion is on Wednesday, May 24th at 9 am. We can’t wait to see everyone there!
The Shelter in Place Order at Huachuca Mountain has been lifted and the day will continue as normal. Thank you to our staff and local law enforcement for keeping our students and community safe.
Huachuca Mountain Elementary School is currently in a Shelter in Place Order due to law enforcement activity in the area. During a Shelter in Place Order activities and teaching continue as normal inside the building. As soon as the all clear is given, the day will resume as normal.
In a dazzling display of talent and creativity, a group of 4th through 6th graders captivated the Bolts with their remarkable performance of the play "Matilda". The theatrical production showcased the incredible dedication, passion, and skill of the young performers, leaving spectators in awe and admiration. Through their outstanding acting, singing, and dancing, these students proved that age is no barrier to artistic excellence. Come and see the performance tomorrow, Saturday, May 20th, 6:30 pm at Huachuca Mountain. Thank you for the dedication of the volunteers of the Music Club! GO BOLTS!
Due to a Shelter In Place Order by the Cochise County Sheriff Office for the neighborhood from Camino Principal and Camino Segundo any students who are riding Bus Route 7 and live in that area will be brought back to Huachuca Mountain.
Due to lightning within 3 miles, Huachuca Mountain will activate their delayed weather release plan. If you would like to pick up your student early, you can come to the office and sign them out.
Last week was an exciting and fun-filled week for the Bolts at Huachuca Mountain. On Monday 6th grade went on their field trip to a relaxing visit at the Cove and on Tuesday Mrs. Fernald's class visited Grey Hawk Ranch. Thursday was the busiest day of the week with 1st grade visiting Texas Roadhouse, 3rd grade going to Bisbee to explore the Copper Queen Mine, and Mrs. Auger’s class visiting Grey Hawk Ranch. On Friday everyone had a chance to check out the lost and found items on the field to take home their belongings. Mrs. Vinch’s class worked this week on creating a taco truck using their math skills to determine the best perimeter and surface area of a taco and ended it with a tasty taco lunch. Art class announced artists of the month winners and third grade created Mother’s Day paintings. Not to forget Teacher Appreciation Week. A big thank you to everyone celebrating our teachers and to all volunteers that made this week wonderful!
Along with amazing teacher here at SVUSD we have amazing School Nurses. Today we want to celebrate those amazing nurses on National School Nurses Day!! Thank you for keeping our students safe and healthy!
Share with us some of the memories that you have about your favorite teacher #SVUSDBESTTEACHERSEVER Teachers don’t just teach—they prepare us for the road ahead. Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week 😍 We appreciate all our SVUSD teachers. Thank you for all you are doing! Stay with us all week as we celebrate our teachers and everything they do for our students!
HM - Pizza and Fractions- The Huachuca Mountain 1st graders took a field trip to Peter Piper Pizza on Friday the 28th. The group started out learning about nutrition and food choices before having a chance to add toppings to their personal pizza. While the pizzas were cooking the students showed off their knowledge of fractions. In order to win extra play points they had to practice fractions in their groups with the help of giant cardboard pizzas. After enjoying their pizza there was plenty of time for everyone to have fun playing games and collect their prizes. Thank you to the folks at Peter Piper for a great time!
JCMS 6th Grade Family Night. Last night JCMS opened its doors for families to stroll the campus, familiarize themselves with locations and ask questions. The Coyote Band welcomed the families outside on their way to the library along with PTSO Volunteers. After a short introduction by Principal Wright the visitors got to explore on their own, and if there were any questions the student council was around to answer them. Thank you team Coyote for welcoming everyone!
Last day to register - Remember today is the last day to register for our Summer Academy! Don’t have your student miss out on the fun this summer. Go to SVUSD68.org and click Summer Academy! Free for all current K-12 students.
HM - May the 4th be with you 😎
6th Graders are getting a tour of JCMS. All 6th grade students in our district took a field trip to JCMS this week to get first hand experience of the middle school. After a warm welcome by the Coyote Band and a short play performed by the theater class, the students were split up into smaller groups. Under the guidance of JCMS student council, the 6th graders toured the campus and got some insider tips from the 8th graders. Questions were answered and 6th graders were able to witness a passing period between classes. This is one of the biggest changes students experience when moving on to middle school, and for some can be a little scary. Being able to watch for themselves can help ease that fear.
On May 4th from 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm, JCMS is hosting a 6th Grade Family Night. The evening gives families a chance to tour the campus together. Thank you to everyone supporting these events!
Registration for the third annual Summer Academy ends on Friday, May 5th. Join us for a free summer program for current K-12 students! Sign up today before registration closes on Friday. Go to SVUSD68.org and click Summer Academy!
Register now for our 3rd annual Summer Academy! Our Summer Academy is open to all Kinder-12th grade students and is free for all families. Beginning on June 5th and ending on July 14th, the Summer Academy offers something for everyone. Remediation classes are available for kinder to 8th grade students and course recovery for Buena students. Let’s not forget about the fun in our enrichment classes. Registration closes May 5th. Interested? If would you like more information or to register, visit our website at: https://www.svusd68.org/o/svusd/page/summer-academy
Buena Fine Arts Productions presents its annual spring musical, Disney’s The Little Mermaid, on May 5th and 6th, 7:00pm at Buena’s Klein Center for the Performing Arts.
Based on the Hans Christian Andersen story and the Disney film produced by Howard Ashman & John Musker and written and directed by John Musker & Ron Clements, The Little Mermaid follows Ariel, who dreams of becoming human. In
love with the human Prince Eric, Ariel makes a deal with Ursula, the Sea Witch, to exchange her beautiful voice for her own legs. While Ursula plots her vengeance against Ariel’s father King Triton, Ariel and her friends race against time to save herself, her family, and her Kingdom from Ursula’s scheme to conquer Triton and rule the oceans for herself.
The Little Mermaid features an incredible cast of student actors, with a fun, classic soundtrack beloved by families of all ages. Join us for a delightful evening the whole family will enjoy! Tickets are $7 and doors open at 6:30. Tickets can also be purchased online at Buena.Booktix.com
Thank you for supporting the arts in our schools and community.
See you there!
