Bell Schedule
Regular Hours (K–5): 7:50 AM – 2:50 PM
Wednesday Late Start: 8:50 AM – 2:50 PM
Please arrive on time!
Students arriving after 7:50 am must check in in at the office and will be marked tardy
Being on time helps your child start the day smoothly and stay connected.
Being on time helps your child start the day smoothly and stay connected.
Drop-Off Reminder
For everyone’s safety, do not drop off in the street. Use the designated zones and follow posted signs.
For everyone’s safety, do not drop off in the street. Use the designated zones and follow posted signs.
No parking or idling in drop-off areas.
School Supplies / Necesidades Escolares
Click on a grade level below to view detailed supply lists.
School-wide supplies are recommended for all families.
Haga clic en un grado a continuación para ver la lista detallada de útiles escolares.
Se recomienda que todas las familias aporten los útiles escolares generales.
Se recomienda que todas las familias aporten los útiles escolares generales.
- School Wide Supplies for All / Necesidades Escolares Para Todos
- Kindergarten - School Supplies
- 1st Grade School Supplies
- 2nd Grade - School Supplies
- 3rd Grade School Supplies
- 4th Grade School Supplies
- 5th Grade School Supplies
School Wide Supplies for All / Necesidades Escolares Para Todos
Kindergarten - School Supplies
1st Grade School Supplies
2nd Grade - School Supplies
3rd Grade School Supplies
4th Grade School Supplies
5th Grade School Supplies
District News
The BVSD Help Center can assist families with enrollments, open enrollment applications, free and reduced lunch forms, Infinite campus parent portal accounts and more. Bilingual staff will be available for support. The Help Center is held at the BVSD Education Center at 6500 E. Arapahoe Road. Boulder.
Yesterday’s attack on a peaceful vigil in the heart of our community is not only a vile assault on our Jewish community—it is an attack on us all. Those bearing the physical wounds from this unprovoked violence are in pain today—we wish them successful and speedy recoveries. Our hearts are also with those bearing psychological wounds, who may find themselves fearful today—we hope you are surrounded by love to lighten the burden.
This time of the year is always special. As the school year wraps up, it’s a perfect time for all of us to reflect on what has been accomplished and how much all of our students have grown. I couldn’t be more proud. As we begin Summer Break, I hope that it is a fun and safe time of learning and adventure!
As school wraps up, students are looking forward to more fun and freetime, which is why representatives with Be SMART are reminding parents about safe gun storage. A new state law should help them get the word out through school districts across the state.
BVSD is continuing to monitor enrollment in all schools across the district and keep the Board and our community informed on this important topic.
The Boulder Valley School District is proud to celebrate the Class of 2025 and its many varying accomplishments. Among those, we are pleased to share the names of students who have been selected for outstanding academic honors in our district.
This year’s graduation season is extra special at BVSD because the District had its first class of students who obtained the Seal of Climate Literacy. In April, as a fitting tribute to Earth Month, twenty students representing numerous BVSD high schools presented portfolios that illustrated their “green trailway” during their time in the district and then received their Seal of Climate Literacy certificates, medals (made of sustainably sourced wood) and bamboo cords to wear at graduation.
The Colorado Department of Education recently announced its annual awards for 2023 and 2024 and 28 Boulder Valley schools were among those honored. BVSD was also the only Denver Metro school district to be Accredited with Distinction in 2024. This represents the highest ranking from the Colorado Department of Education, signifying excellence in education.
Riley Nuttycombe, a graduating senior at New Vista High School is relieved to be finished with high school, after a year of working on her culminating senior project. But not because she’s tired of learning, she’s ready for the next challenge.
Nuttycombe enrolled in New Vista following the years of covid online learning, seeking a new social group and a building-based school experience before heading to college.
What she didn’t expect was that her time there would culminate in a senior project about space suit design, and multiple visits to the Mars Desert Research Station (MDRS) in Utah, the second of four simulated Mars habitats in the world, built and managed by the Mars Society.