Are you a parent/guardian of a middle or high school student at South Conejos School District? Do you wish there were more opportunities to be involved in extracurricular activities at our school? There are!! Student Council members are looking for parent/guardian volunteers to help on Friday, September 20th during the middle and high school homecoming dance. The theme this year is Carnival. Student Council needs someone to help make popcorn and cotton candy. The school has the machines. Also, we need chaperones to help monitor a bouncy house and in the dance area. You must register to volunteer. Attached is the form for you to complete or you can contact Zyra Guyon directly at zguyon@southconejos.com. Thank you all!
2 days ago, Zyra Guyon
Volunteer Form
Come out and show your support!
6 days ago, Victoria Lopez
The Milagro Beanfield War, September 12, 2024. Location: Guadalupe Parish Hall Doors open at 5:15 p.m.
Trojan Spirit Week September 16th - September 19th
7 days ago, Zyra Guyon
Trojan Spirit Week 09/16-09/19
Check out the September Newsletter from our School Resource Officer, Rodney Noga!
10 days ago, Victoria Lopez
My introduction letter for the year My name is Rodney Noga, and I am the School Resource Officer (SRO) for the Conejos County Sheriff's Department, assigned to the North Conejos, Sanford, and South Conejos school districts within Conejos County. This is my second school year as the SRO. I retired as a master sergeant from the Colorado State Patrol after 25 years. I spent a little over 14 years in La Junta as a trooper and was promoted to sergeant in Alamosa at the end of 2012. I have always loved the San Luis Valley and have called it home for over 11 years now. I have been married to my beautiful wife for 32 years and have two daughters, ages 22 and 13. I love to hunt, fish, and play golf. What exactly is an SRO? Following the National Association of School Resource Officers triad model, an SRO is three things: a law enforcement officer, educator, and informal counselor / mentor. I am a resource to help promote a safe learning environment within our schools. I enforce laws when needed but, as a law enforcement officer, school safety is my number one priority in that role. I work closely with the school administration, who will handle most incidents that come up within our schools. As an educator, I can speak to the students on many topics that could range from laws, drugs and alcohol, Internet safety, making good choices, and many more topics the teachers and students want. Finally, as an informal counselor and mentor, I am there to help our youth navigate school and life. I want to help every student succeed to their fullest potential. I am a trusted adult who will always have an ear when a student is struggling with life, school, friends, and so on, as well as help them find their way. I not only visit the classrooms and take an interest in what they are doing but also help them with schoolwork when I can. As my title implies, I am a resource for our students, staff, and parents.
Community survey results This summer I put out a survey through the schools about our school resource officer program. I asked just a few simple questions about what our community knew or did not know about the school resource officer. Here are the results of that survey: • 92 people responded from the three different school districts. • 73% knew the schools had an SRO and 27% did not. • 58% knew what the role of an SRO is and 42% did not. • 66% have seen or read the newsletter and 33% have not. • 71% said they would be interested in attending training or discussion about topics and 29% said they would not. Some of the topics that were mentioned were bullying, student safety, drugs, electronic devices and social media, situational awareness / active shooter safety, community involvement, and how parents can help. Throughout the year I will touch on some of these topics in the newsletter. I will find time to put on community discussions in the different schools to talk about some of these as well. I would love for the community and parents to come to these to not only meet me in person if you have not already, but to come together to tackle issues that our students are facing. I look forward to meeting more of you that I have not already met and working with everyone to help our students succeed.
The South Conejos School Board of Education will conduct a Regular Board Meeting on the 10th day of September 2024 at 6 PM. The meeting will be held in the Secondary Flex area.
10 days ago, Victoria Lopez
South Conejos School District RE-10 Board of Education Regular Meeting September 10, 2024 South Conejos School Secondary Flex Area 6:00 PM Mission Statement: South Conejos School District will provide students with a strong educational foundation to become lifelong learners and responsible citizens. Students and staff will feel welcomed, safe, and supported. A. Call to Order/Roll Call/Quorum/Read Mission Statement B. Pledge of Allegiance C. Citizen’s Comments – Limit 3 Minutes Per Person D. Approval of Agenda E. Approval of Consent Agenda 1. Approval of Minutes – August 20th 2. Reports a. Financial Report – Jamie Sandoval b. Cafeteria Report – Victoria Lopez c. Technology Report – Weldon Colbert d. Transportation Report – Eric O’Brien e. AD Report – Blane Trant f. Principal Report – Mrs. Mansheim 3. Policies in Review a. EEA – Student Transportation – 2nd Reading b. BCA-E-1 – Code of Ethics for Board Members – 2nd Reading c. BE – School Board Meetings – 2nd Reading d. JEB – 1st Reading F. Reports 1. Former Board Member Recognition 2. Safe School/School Performance Framework – Mrs. Mansheim 3. BOCES – Kristie Duran 4. Superintendent Report – Mr. Joshua G. Lopez G. Discussion and Action Items 1. Legal Counseling Services 2. Staffing
3. Purchase Orders 4. Policies a. EEA – Student Transportation – 2nd Reading b. BCA-E-1 – Code of Ethics for Board Members – 2nd Reading c. BE – School Board Meetings – 2nd Reading 5. Curriculum 6. Set Superintendent Evaluation Plan H. Executive Session No Executive Session I. Next Regular Board Meeting October 8, 2024 @ 6 p.m. Upcoming Events: CASB Annual Convention – Dec 5th-7th Discussion Items: Review Pupil Count Unified Improvement Plan Informal Superintendent Evaluation Consolidated Federal Grant Financial Report J. Adjournment
Trojan Grandparents! We are excited to invite all elementary grandparents to join us for a special Grandparents' Day Celebration this Wednesday the 11th, from 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM. You are welcome to come and spend quality time with your grandchild at two locations: the Head Start building and Elementary School. Enjoy reading together, take a memorable photo at our photo booth, and warm up with a cup of hot cocoa. We look forward to celebrating this wonderful day with you and creating lasting memories! If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact the school office. Thank you, and we hope to see you on Wednesday!
10 days ago, Maddie Mansheim
Poster that reads South Conejos Grandparents' Day and has two old people in superhero capes
Antonito High School will be hosting its 2024-2025 Homecoming Event on September 20, 2024 during our high school football game. Our mighty Trojans will be hosting Sierra Grande at 3:00 pm. We would like to invite Trojan Alumni to be presented during halftime. If you are part of the following classes: Class of 2019, Class of 2014, Class of 2004, Class of 1974 and would like to be announced on the field during halftime, please reach out to Zyra Guyon - zguyon@southconejos.com. Click on the link below: https://forms.gle/soTfA3iPZ2cVPmib7
12 days ago, Zyra Guyon
This week in Trojan Athletics!
14 days ago, Blane Trant
This week in trojan athletics
Good Evening Trojan Families, This is a reminder that we do not have school tomorrow in recognition of Labor Day. Enjoy the long weekend with your families and we will see you all Tuesday!
15 days ago, Maddie Mansheim
This week in Trojan Athletics!
22 days ago, Blane Trant
This week in Trojan Athletics
This weekend in Trojan Athletics!
26 days ago, Blane Trant
This Weekend In Trojan Athletics
The South Conejos School Board of Education will conduct a Regular Board Meeting on the 20th day of August 2024, at 6 PM. The meeting will be held in the Secondary Flex area.
about 1 month ago, Victoria Lopez
South Conejos School District RE-10 Board of Education Regular Meeting August 20, 2024 South Conejos School Secondary Flex Area 6:00 PM Mission Statement: South Conejos School District will provide students with a strong educational foundation to become lifelong learners and responsible citizens. Students and staff will feel welcomed, safe, and supported. A. Call to Order/Roll Call/Quorum/Read Mission Statement B. Pledge of Allegiance C. Citizen’s Comments – Limit 3 Minutes Per Person D. Approval of Agenda E. Approval of Consent Agenda 1. Approval of Minutes – June 18th, 24th, & August 6th 2. Reports a. Financial Report – Jamie Sandoval b. Technology Report – Weldon Colbert c. Transportation Report – Eric O’Brien d. AD Report – Blane Trant e. Principal Report – Mrs. Mansheim 3. Policies in Review a. EEA – Student Transportation – 1st Reading b. BCA-E-1 – Code of Ethics for Board Members – 1st Reading c. BE – School Board Meetings – 1st Reading d. JEB – Introduction F. Reports 1. BOCES – Kristie Duran 2. Superintendent Report – Mr. Joshua G. Lopez G. Discussion and Action Items 1. CHSAA Member Resolution 2. Staffing 3. Purchase Orders 4. Policies
a. IJOA – Field Trips – 2nd Reading b. JJH – Student Travel – 2nd Reading c. ACA – Name Changes – Emergency Adoption 5. DAC Membership 6. Old School H. Executive Session No Executive Session I. Next Regular Board Meeting September 17, 2024 @ 6 p.m. Upcoming Events: Board Academy – September 7th CASB Annual Convention – Dec 5th-7th Discussion Items: CMAS/PARCC/PSAT/SAT Safe Schools Report Set Superintendent Evaluation Plan J. Adjournment
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about 1 month ago, Blane Trant
Trojan Families, Our SECURE status has been lifted. We are now operating as normal.
about 1 month ago, Joshua Lopez
Good morning Trojan Families, South Conejos School District is increasing our security to SECURE. This is just a precaution based on information from our Sheriff’s office. What does it mean when we go SECURE? Everyone is required to stay inside our buildings, and we lock all outside doors. We increase our situational awareness and do business as usual. We have attached our security procedures that we follow on our Facebook page and our website if you would like to familiarize yourself with our procedures. We will update parents and guardians if anything should change. All students and staff are accounted for and safe.
about 1 month ago, Joshua Lopez
SECURE “Get Inside. lock outside doors” Students are trained to: • Return to inside of building • Do business as usualAdults and staff are trained to: • Bring everyone indoors • Lock the outside doors • Increase situational awareness • Account for students and adults • Do business as usual. SECURE “Get Inside. lock outside doors” Secure is called when there is something dangerous outside of the building. Students and staff are brought into the building and the outside doors will be locked. The schoolmight display the Building is Secured poster on entry doors or nearby windows. Inside, it will be business as usual. SHoUld PARENTS CoME To THE SCHool dURING A SECURE EVENT? Probably not. Every effort is made to conduct classes as normal during a secure event. Additionally, parents may be asked to stay outside during a Secure event. WHAT IF PARENTS NEEd To PICK UP THEIR STUdENT? Depending on the situation, it may not be safe to release the student. As the situation evolves, Secure might change to a Monitored Entry and/or Controlled Release. WIll PARENTS bE NoTIFIEd WHEN A SCHool GoES INTo SECURE? When a secure event is brief or the hazard is non-violent, like a wild animal on the playground, there may not be a need to notify parents while the Secure is in place. With longer or more dangerous events, the school should notify parents that the school has increased their security.
SECURE “Get Inside. lock outside doors” Students are trained to: • Return to inside of building • Do business as usualAdults and staff are trained to: • Bring everyone indoors • Lock the outside doors • Increase situational awareness • Account for students and adults • Do business as usual. SECURE “Get Inside. lock outside doors” Secure is called when there is something dangerous outside of the building. Students and staff are brought into the building and the outside doors will be locked. The schoolmight display the Building is Secured poster on entry doors or nearby windows. Inside, it will be business as usual. SHoUld PARENTS CoME To THE SCHool dURING A SECURE EVENT? Probably not. Every effort is made to conduct classes as normal during a secure event. Additionally, parents may be asked to stay outside during a Secure event. WHAT IF PARENTS NEEd To PICK UP THEIR STUdENT? Depending on the situation, it may not be safe to release the student. As the situation evolves, Secure might change to a Monitored Entry and/or Controlled Release. WIll PARENTS bE NoTIFIEd WHEN A SCHool GoES INTo SECURE? When a secure event is brief or the hazard is non-violent, like a wild animal on the playground, there may not be a need to notify parents while the Secure is in place. With longer or more dangerous events, the school should notify parents that the school has increased their security.
rutinariaSECURE! (Lockout) (¡PROTEJAN!)Vayan adentro. Echen llave a las puertas exteriores. Se capacita a los/las estudiantes en losiguiente: • Regresar adentro •Continuar con la actividad rutinaria Se capacita a las personas adultas en lo siguiente: • Llevar a todas las personas adentro • Echar llave a las puertas exteriores • Mantener la alerta sobre lo que ocurre en su entorno • Contar a los estudiantes y a los adultos • Continuar con la actividad rutinaria. SECURE (PROTEJAN) “Vayan adentro. Echen llave a las puertas exteriores” La orden de proteger se acciona SCHOOL IS SECURED cuando pasa algo peligroso fuera del edificio. Los/las estudiantes y el personal irán adentro del edifico y se echará la llave a las puertas exteriores. Es posible que la escuela muestre un cartel que indique que el edificio está bajo protección (Building is Secured) en las puertas de entrada MONITORED ENTRY AND CONTROLLED RELEASE ESCUELA BAJO PROTECCIÓN ENTRADA VIGILADA Y SALIDA CONTROLADA oen las ventanas cercanas a la © Copyright 2009-2020, All Rights Reserved. The “I Love U Guys” Foundation. Conifer, CO. The Standard Response Protocol and Logo are Trademarks of The “I Love U Guys” Foundation and may be registered in certain j04/16ictions. This material may be duplicated for distribution per “SRP Terms ofUse”. SRP TxSSC Secure Monitored Door Poster_EN-SP | V 3.0 | Revised: 05/30/2020 misma. Dentro, se continuará con la actividad rutinaria. ¿Deberían los padres/madres ir a la escuela cuando ocurra una situación de protección? Probablemente no. Durante una situación de protección se hará todo lo posible para seguir con las clases de forma normal. Además, es posible que se pida a los padres/ madres que se queden fuera durante una situación de protección. ¿Qué pasa si los padres/madres tienen que ir a buscar a sus hijos/as? Según la situación, es posible que dejar salir a los estudiantes suponga un riesgo. Si las circunstancias evolucionan, podría cambiarse la orden de situación de protección a entrada vigilada o salida controlada. ¿Se notificará a los padres/madres cuando se active una situación de protección? Cuando la situación de protección sea breve o el riesgo de carácter no violento, como por ejemplo un animal silvestre en el patio de recreo, es posible que no sea necesario notificar a los padres/madres mientras la situación de protección se mantenga activada. En caso de situaciones de mayor duración o peligro, es posible que la escuela haga saber a los padres/madres de familia que se han incrementado las medidas de seguridad..
rutinariaSECURE! (Lockout) (¡PROTEJAN!)Vayan adentro. Echen llave a las puertas exteriores. Se capacita a los/las estudiantes en losiguiente: • Regresar adentro •Continuar con la actividad rutinaria Se capacita a las personas adultas en lo siguiente: • Llevar a todas las personas adentro • Echar llave a las puertas exteriores • Mantener la alerta sobre lo que ocurre en su entorno • Contar a los estudiantes y a los adultos • Continuar con la actividad rutinaria. SECURE (PROTEJAN) “Vayan adentro. Echen llave a las puertas exteriores” La orden de proteger se acciona SCHOOL IS SECURED cuando pasa algo peligroso fuera del edificio. Los/las estudiantes y el personal irán adentro del edifico y se echará la llave a las puertas exteriores. Es posible que la escuela muestre un cartel que indique que el edificio está bajo protección (Building is Secured) en las puertas de entrada MONITORED ENTRY AND CONTROLLED RELEASE ESCUELA BAJO PROTECCIÓN ENTRADA VIGILADA Y SALIDA CONTROLADA oen las ventanas cercanas a la © Copyright 2009-2020, All Rights Reserved. The “I Love U Guys” Foundation. Conifer, CO. The Standard Response Protocol and Logo are Trademarks of The “I Love U Guys” Foundation and may be registered in certain j04/16ictions. This material may be duplicated for distribution per “SRP Terms ofUse”. SRP TxSSC Secure Monitored Door Poster_EN-SP | V 3.0 | Revised: 05/30/2020 misma. Dentro, se continuará con la actividad rutinaria. ¿Deberían los padres/madres ir a la escuela cuando ocurra una situación de protección? Probablemente no. Durante una situación de protección se hará todo lo posible para seguir con las clases de forma normal. Además, es posible que se pida a los padres/ madres que se queden fuera durante una situación de protección. ¿Qué pasa si los padres/madres tienen que ir a buscar a sus hijos/as? Según la situación, es posible que dejar salir a los estudiantes suponga un riesgo. Si las circunstancias evolucionan, podría cambiarse la orden de situación de protección a entrada vigilada o salida controlada. ¿Se notificará a los padres/madres cuando se active una situación de protección? Cuando la situación de protección sea breve o el riesgo de carácter no violento, como por ejemplo un animal silvestre en el patio de recreo, es posible que no sea necesario notificar a los padres/madres mientras la situación de protección se mantenga activada. En caso de situaciones de mayor duración o peligro, es posible que la escuela haga saber a los padres/madres de familia que se han incrementado las medidas de seguridad..
Good Evening Trojan Crew, This is Principal Mansheim excited to welcome back everyone for the 2024-2025 school year! Please note that school for middle school and high school students starts on Monday, August 12th. Elementary school students will begin on Wednesday, August 14th. Additionally, we invite all families to join us for Family Night on Tuesday, August 13th, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. It's a great opportunity to meet teachers, staff, and other families, send a positive message to your student for the year, and support your local cheerleaders with a frito pie fundraiser. We look forward to seeing you all soon and kicking off a fantastic year together.
about 1 month ago, Maddie Mansheim
www.southconejos.com 13 August, 2024 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Our 2024 - 2025 Trojan CREW W e l c o m e s y o u South Conejos Auxillary Gym Come meet teachers, staff, student representatives from school clubs. There will be a raffle that includes fun activities. Basket includes: Domino Set, Crossword Set, Melty Bead, Catch Phrase, Tumbler, Pineapple Headphones, Jenga, Bluetooth Wireless Speaker, Drawing Book, & Self- Love for Kids book
Good Evening Trojan Families, Our school front offices will be closed tomorrow and Thursday for staff professional development.
about 1 month ago, Maddie Mansheim
Congratulations to Rylan Trant on his selection to the CDCCA all-state baseball team!
about 1 month ago, Blane Trant
Rylan Trant All State
The South Conejos School Board of Education will conduct a Special Board Meeting on the 6th day of August 2024 following the 5:30 p.m. work session. The meeting will be held in the Secondary Flex area
about 2 months ago, Victoria Lopez
South Conejos School District RE-10 Board of Education Special Meeting August 6, 2024 Following Work Session South Conejos School District Flex Area Mission Statement: South Conejos School District will provide students with a strong educational foundation to become lifelong learners and responsible citizens. Students and staff will feel welcomed, safe, and supported. A. Call to Order/Roll Call/Quorum/Read Mission Statement B. Pledge of Allegiance C. Citizen’s Comments – Limit 3 minutes D. Approval of Agenda E. Approval of Consent Agenda 1. Approval of Minutes – None 2. Reports – None F. Reports No Reports G. Discussion and Action Items 1. Board Appointment 2. Staffing 3. Old School 4. Handbooks a. Student b. Athletic 5. Purchase Orders H. Executive Session No Executive Session 14, 2023 @ 6 pm I. Adjournment
The South Conejos School Board of Education will conduct a Work Session on the 6th day of August 2024, at 5:30 PM. The meeting will be held in the Secondary Flex area
about 2 months ago, Victoria Lopez
South Conejos School District RE-10 Board of Education Public Notice Work Session August 6, 2024, @ 5:30 p.m. South Conejos School District Mission Statement: South Conejos School District will provide students with a strong educational foundation to become lifelong learners and responsible citizens. Students and staff will feel welcomed, safe, and supported. A. Interviews for Board Vacancy B. Handbook Review C. Old School D. PO Review E. Staff Review