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principal pouring sand into a thermometer

Way to go huskies - you did it!

We reached our goal of $70,000 during the Husky Harvest Fest, where Principal Jaramillo topped off the red sand for the final time! that means that we have earned the schoolwide incentive of a visit from the Fiske Planetarium Sky Dome, scheduled for Thursday, October 17! 

Thank you ALL for supporting our school. Paws Up!

Volunteer artwork rainbow hands up

There are a number of ways to volunteer so please check the opportunities at Helpatschool.com. Help the Heatherwood PTO plan, coordinate and support our upcoming PTO activities.

If you are interested in volunteering, we ask that you complete the appropriate Raptor application in English or Spanish which includes a $32 fee. If this presents a hardship for you, please contact marlys.lietz@bvsd.org. 

In addition to the Raptor application, please complete this volunteer agreement and return it to the front office. Thank you for your support!

IIf you will be volunteering for an event where you will not be under line-of-sight BVSD supervision, please follow this 4-step process.

Husky Gear for Sale!

Show your school spirit by rocking one of our new "PAWSOME" Heatherwood Elementary School shirts! All proceeds go directly to the PTO to continue to provide important funding for educational programs that benefit and support students and staff at Heatherwood each day. Get them while supplies last by ordering at this link.Thank you for your support. Paws up!

District News

student at training

This summer as an intern with BVSD’s Communications Department through the BVSD Grad Plus Leadership program, Brianna Sandoval, Monarch High School Senior, got the opportunity to see how our local law enforcement prepares for situations in BVSD schools. She attended a multi-jurisdictional (local law enforcement and first responders from different local agencies) summer exercise that prepared first responders across Boulder County for an active shooter incident inside a school. Read her first-person account and takeaways from the event.