From the moment that Boulder Valley School District bus drivers arrive at work, until the end of their day – safety is the focus. Learn about some new protocols that BVSD Transportation is implementing to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all students, but especially our youngest riders.
 

In January, veteran Boulder Valley School District bus driver Jim Neville was honored by the Boulder Police Department for helping to locate a five-year-old girl who was lost while walking home on a very cold and snowy October day. 

Every year, nearly 40% of the food produced in the US is wasted. Unfortunately, school cafeterias are also not immune to food waste, which is why BVSD Food Services decided to use technology and partnerships with like-minded organizations to reduce waste in BVSD cafeterias. 

Walk into Alicia Sanchez Elementary after school ends and you wouldn’t see kids just sitting and talking or doing their homework. Instead, you will see students doing STEAM projects, dance, soccer, art, and nature study in the Dragon Discovery Afterschool program.

On Tuesday January 14, the Colorado Department of Education released this year’s graduation and drop out rates for districts across the state. 

After years of small increases, the Boulder Valley School District reported a slightly lower graduation rate in 2019. 

Superintendent Dr. Rob Anderson outlines the Boulder Valley School District's response to sexual violence.