Join us this weekend for some Panther Wrestling. The high school wrestling team will dual with Glenwood Springs on Friday, January 3, starting at 6:00 PM.
Eight teams will compete in the Rangely Invitational on Saturday, January 4, starting at 9:00 AM.
Come out and cheer on your Rangely Wrestling Team!
The second grade was excited to welcome Reece and Joel from Yampatika into their classrooms today. The kids learned about states of matter and did fun experiments.
Happy American Education Week! This week, we recognize the incredible teamwork that helps our students succeed.
Recently, our certified staff members have been participating in district-wide book studies. Staff members read one of four books and discuss them with one another during their full in-service days. Book topics vary from classroom management to instructional practices to rigor in the classroom.
On Wednesday, November 6, over 60 career content experts helped 7th—12th-grade students from Rangely Junior/Senior High and eighth graders at Barone Middle School learn more about over 40 career pathways.
Thank you to Colorado Northwestern Community College for the use of the facility, for having staff present to talk about CNCC programs, and for providing the lunch.
Thank you to Rangely District Hospital for providing the TV, speaker, and headphones for the grand prizes and bringing career content experts from all departments within the hospitality industry.
Thank you,
Rio Blanco County
White River Market
Town of Rangely
Colorado State Patrol
Utah Gas Corp
IBEW Local 111
Bank of the San Juans
Colo CPA Services
Rio Blanco Sheriff
Rangely Chamber of Commerce
Colorado Parks and Wildlife
Scout Energy
Maverik
Rangely Auto Museum/Kelsey Peters
US Army
Utah Army National Guard
Civil Air Patrol
Grant Family Dentistry
Rio Blanco County Commissioner
Colorado Governor's office
CFR Remote Equine Monitoring
A huge thank you to Tami Dorris with Rio Blanco BOCES SWAP Career Pathway Summit for planning this event.
Parkview Elementary November Students of the Month ✏
This month's students were chosen based on their characteristics of responsibility.
Fifth-grade students toured the Rangely Airport's facilities and learned about piloting and air mechanic careers.
What do you do on a cold, windy day? Science, of course. Preschool is exploring the effects of colored water and leaves.
Join us for the first Lego Club of the year tonight, November 5, from 6:00 to 7:15 PM at the Early Education Center.
Second grade participated in election day by reading Duck for President and then voted on who they thought would be the best President. It was a close race between Farmer Brown and Duck, but Duck came out victorious!
Rangely High School is the host site for the Class 2A Region 10 Volleyball Tournament. All games are scheduled for Saturday, November 9, starting at 11:00 a.m.
Match One | 11:00 a.m.
#10 RANGELY vs. #27 GILPIN COUNTY
Match Two | Following Match One
#15 HOEHNE vs. #27 GILPIN COUNTY
Match Three | Following Match Two
#10 RANGELY vs. #15 HOEHNE
NOTE: There will be a 15-minute break between each match before the 15-minute warmup.
Regional Ticket Prices 🎟️
(CHSAA sets prices, and payment gets you in for all three matches)
-Adults $10
-Senior Citizens $7
-Students (K-12) $7
-Kids 5 & under FREE
-Cheerleaders (in uniform) FREE
*CHSAA Courtesy Cards & CHSCA playoff cards accepted with ID
Come out and cheer on your Rangely Panthers! Good luck ladies!
In honor of Election Day today, Ms. Hernandez’s first-grade class held a mock election this morning.
Rangely, it’s time to cast your vote! 📢 Your choice on the school bond will impact the safety and success of our students. Every Vote Matters!
https://www.vote411.org/colorado
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#rangelyschooldistrict #RangelyPanthers #RangelyColorado
On Monday, November 4th, the second-grade students visited the residents at Eagle Crest Assisted Living. The students brought pictures they had colored and read books. It was a great time for everyone. The second graders would like to thank Eagle Crest for welcoming them.
On Thursday, October 31, fourth-grade students presented at the Red Ribbon Week/Respect Assemblies at Parkview and the EEC. The junior/senior high also had a Red Ribbon Week Assembly.
A special thank you to Eric DiBenedetto with the Colorado State Patrol for attending and talking with our students at all levels.
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.