The month of October called for some mad scientists! Miss Simpson’s first-grade class created lava lamps. They learned oil is heavier than water, so they cannot mix. Alka-Seltzer tablets formed carbon dioxide bubbles, making it look like a lava lamp—a great item just in time for Halloween.
On Thursday, October 31, all students will be allowed to wear Halloween costumes. Students at the junior/senior high may wear their costumes all day. Parkview and EEC students need to pack their costumes and will change before the costume parades. Please make sure your child can put on their costume without help.
All costumes, at any level, must be school-appropriate and nonviolent. No full masks, face paint, or weapons are allowed.
We wish you a very Happy Halloween! 🎃
Students throughout the district have been celebrating Red Ribbon Week this week. The focus of the week is to say no to drugs and bullying. Tomorrow, October 30, is "Wear Red" day, so we would like to invite all students, preschool through twelfth grade, to wear red to school to show that they stand up against drugs and bullying.
High school students attend the FCCLA Fall Leadership Conference in Rifle at the CMC Campus on Wednesday, October 23.
Preschool kicked off their week of pumpkin fun with pumpkin math. The kids worked hard, trying to figure out how much their pumpkins weighed and how big around they were.
Congratulations to Parkview’s Top Readers for last week! 📚
The class with the most reading minutes logged for the month of October will be announced on Thursday.
If you haven’t started logging your student's reading in the Beanstack app, now is the perfect time to start.
Panther Athletic Report for October 21-26
Volleyball 🏐
-High school varsity defeats Plateau Valley and Cedaredge
-High School JV falls to Plateau Valley and Cedaredge
-High School C defeats Plateau Valley and Cedaredge
Football 🏈
-High school varsity falls to Plateau Valley
Cross Country 🏃♀️
-Congratulations to Taya Wren, James Talbot, and Kellen LeFevre who are headed to State!!
Junior High Boys Basketball 🏀
-Eighth A defeats Craig and West Grand
-Seventh A defeats Craig A and Craig Eighth B
-Seventh B falls to Craig B and defeats West Grand B
Great job cheerleaders! 📣
Great job, Panthers! Athletic schedules for the upcoming week are available on our website or school district app.
On Thursday, October 24, the Rangely Community Gardens brought the pumpkin patch to the preschool students. They set up a little pumpkin patch and photo backdrop in the playground. Each student was able to pick a pumpkin and take it home. They even brought a special snack for all the students to enjoy. Thank you to Carrie Fouch and all those at the community gardens who made this possible and so special for our preschoolers.
Next week, the Rangely Junior/Senior High School will be celebrating Red Ribbon Week. Please see the flyer below for more information.
If you have any questions, please contact the office at (970) 675-2253.
While the first graders were off visiting the Bluebell Corn Maze, kindergarten and second through fifth-grade students visited the Rangely Community Gardens and picked out a pumpkin to take home. Thank you to Janet Miller, Diane Sizemore, and W.C. Striegel for making this available for our students.
This afternoon, after pumpkin picking, high school ag students helped the kindergarteners carve their pumpkins.
It was a wonderful Fall day at Rangely School District!
On Monday, October 21, the fourth-grade students visited Ms. Hernandez’s first-grade classroom to join them for skittle science.
Join us in the gym today, Saturday, October 5, to cheer on the Lady Panthers as they take on the Coal Ridge Titans. The games will begin at 11:00 a.m.
While watching, don’t forget to grab a snack at the concession stand and support the junior class. Did you know the concession stand can accept cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay?
Good luck, Panther Volleyball! Go green!
During the summer, when Kum & Go was transitioning over, Alli, the manager, donated the pizza press and supplies to the Rangely High School Family and Consumer Science Class. Today, students were able to use the items to make homemade pizza.
Thank you, Alli, for thinking of our students and school.
The preschool students love working with new manipulatives. Their creativity is wonderful!
This is a reminder that school lunch is FREE for all students, per the Healthy Meals for All Act.
2024 Homecoming Parade 🐾
Using a point scoring system for window and float decorating and dress-up day participation, the seniors won the week with a remarkable 937 points.
Freshman - 704
Sophomores - 726
Juniors - 760
Congratulations, class of 2025!
2024 Panther Homecoming Royalty
Congratulations to Homecoming King Landon Carlson and Homecoming Queen Karlee Halcomb.
👑Senior Royalty
Karlee Halcomb
Colin Zadra
Ashlynn Ducey
Landon Carlson
Paola Munoz
Robert Murray
👑Junior Royalty
Payton Holbrook
Braxton Shaffer
👑Sophomore Royalty
Allyson Castillo
Bradley Lambros
👑Freshman Royalty
Taylor Fouch
Cutler Mergelman
👑Crown Bearers
Breagen and Krimson
👑Grand Marshals
Kyle and Kristi Boydstun
Head down to Yeager Field in Rangely to cheer on the junior high football team as they take on the Plateau Valley Cowboys. Kick-off is at 11:00 AM.
Good luck, Panthers!
The Rangely Junior High Volleyball Team is hosting a tournament today, Saturday, September 21. There will be games at the junior/senior high school and Parkview.
Please see the schedules below. If a game ends early, the next game will start immediately.
Come out and cheer on your Junior High Lady Panthers. Go Green! 🐾
Homecoming Dress-Up Days around the district!
Monday-Jersey/Sports Day
Tuesday-Cartoon Day
Wednesday-Grown Up/Age Day
Thursday-Panther Pride
