Seniors - If you still need to order your cap and gown or other grad gear, Unique Recognition will be here again on November 15, 2019, in the CCR during lunches.  This is the last time they will be at the school to take orders.  You can always order through their website -  http://uniquerecognition.com - if you miss this date.

Dear Rangeview Families, 

To:         Rangeview Families  
From:    Zach Rahn, South Learning Community Director
Re:         Principal Selection Process  

Greetings, Rangeview Families— 

It’s hard to believe the 1st quarter of the school year has come to a close! Rangeview students have worked incredibly hard alongside their teachers and much has been accomplished in the first ten weeks of the year. We are proud of the work that has been done in the first quarter to create a strong learning environment for students as we seek to build on Rangeview’s long standing tradition of excellence. We’re excited for the coming quarter and all the opportunities that it brings! 

With commitment to the Rangeview community in mind, we have a critical decision in front of us this fall.  Last May, our Superintendent recommended the interim placement of Lisa Grosz as the principal at Rangeview for the 2019-2020 school year.  We shared at that time that a more formalized process would take place no later than November and that Rangeview stakeholders would have the opportunity to provide feedback regarding the Superintendent’s selection of the principal who will lead Rangeview into the future.  

Every stakeholder will have opportunities to participate in the feedback process either via an online survey or an in-person feedback session. The timeline for the process is as follows:

• Staff Feedback Meeting:  November 6th , 3:30-4:30pm

• Online Family Survey: November 11th- November 15th 

• Family Feedback Meeting: November 12th , 5:00-6:00pm

• Superintendent Interview:  Week of November 18th 

• Announcement of Finalist:  Week of November 18th 

I am honored to have the chance to be a part of this experience with you in a collaborative effort to identify and recommend the principal candidate who will lead Rangeview’s charge moving forward.  Students, families, and community stakeholders will receive communication regarding this process, as well, and will have invitations to participate in various ways.  

Please do not hesitate to be in touch with any questions you have regarding this information.  I will be in touch with you in just a few short weeks to launch the process. I am looking forward to getting to know you and the Rangeview community better as we identify Rangeview’s ongoing leader!

Zach Rahn
Learning Community Director
Aurora Public Schools
zfrahn@aurorak12.org

The following students will be part of the CCA Delegation for the Model UN in New York City in late March representing the country of Belize and also Estonia.  This is an International College Competition. We have also listed their committee assignments.

Zakary Nfaoui	General Assembly First Committee (GA1) Zakary  Nfaoui Establishment of a Nuclear Weapon Free Zone in the Region of the Middle East Advancing Responsible State Behavior in Cyberspace in the Context of International Security The Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects
Veronika Dombayev	General Assembly Third Committee (GA3)  Veronika Dombayev Rights of Indigenous People Empowering Conflict-Affected Children and Youth Implementing the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Farida Yusupova	High-Level Political Forum (HLPF) –  Farida Yusupova Building Partnerships to Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Ending Abuse, Exploitation, Trafficking and All Forms of Violence against and Torture of Children
Myriam Delgado	Security Council (SC) -- Myriam Delgado The Situation in Yemen Women, Peace, and Security Protection of Civilians in Armed Conflict