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Vaccine Clinic – Social Justice Club Event
The Social Justice Club is sponsoring a Covid-19 Vaccine Clinic for Rangeview Students only, with parent permission, on Tuesday, Oct. 26th 9-4pm. Please use the link below to make an appointment.
Students will use their phone to show appointment time to leave class, and they will receive a pass to return to class from the Clinic.
The Pfizer Vaccine will be given through the Colorado Department of Health.
https://www.comassvax.org//appointment/en/reg/1516296026
Please help keep Rangeview Safe for our students and get Vaccinated.
October Observances
October is LGBTQ+ History Month. Here are some resources to promote awareness and acceptance in our classes, actions, knowledge, and curriculum. We recommend checking out GLSEN’s LGBTQ History Resource as well as Learning For Justice’s Queer in America Podcast.
In October, National Arts & Humanities Month encourages us to explore the beauty and culture around us. It’s the largest annual celebration of the arts and humanities in the United States, and there are festivities from coast to coast to honor NAHM. During October, we encourage you to reflect on the many ways arts and humanities contribute to our society. Can you imagine a world without music? A world without beautiful art, statues, literature, or culture? A world without the arts and humanities is a world lacking all of those things, and frankly, a world I wouldn’t want to live in.
Cybersecurity Awareness Month is designed to engage and educate public- and private-sector partners through events and initiatives with the goal of raising awareness about cybersecurity to increase the resiliency of the nation in the event of a cyber incident. Since the Presidential proclamation establishing Cybersecurity Awareness Month in 2004, the initiative has been formally recognized by Congress. This united effort is necessary to maintain a cyberspace that is safer and more resilient and remains a source of tremendous opportunity and growth for years to come. For more information, visit staysafeonline.org/cybersecurity-awareness-month/.
COVID Symptoms & Testing Link
COVID testing: Students, family and community members who would like to access free testing at the PLCC (15771 E. 1st Ave) should register here:https://www.covidcheckcolorado.org
PLTW National Computer Science Teacher of the Year
Randy Mills Earns National Teacher Award from Project Lead The Way
PLTW recognizes outstanding teachers who inspire, engage, and empower their students by creating transformative learning experiences in their classrooms through PLTW programs
Aurora, Colorado – Rangeview High School teacher Randy Mills has earned the 2021-22 PLTW National Computer Science Teacher of the Year award, which recognizes educators who demonstrate a strong record of delivering an inspiring and empowering student experience, expanding access to PLTW programs, and transforming teaching. Randy was chosen from nominations received from across the U.S.
PLTW is honoring Randy for his work in the PLTW Computer Science pathway. Randy has been a teacher at Rangeview High School for twenty years and teaches Cybersecurity, Computer Science Essentials, and Introduction to Engineering Design. Randy Is also a Master Teacher for PLTW in Computer Science Essentials and Cybersecurity.
“Rangeview High School is proud of Randy Mills and his dedication to our students,” said RyAnn Nelson-Jaiyesimi “Randy is inspiring and we feel honored to have him as a teacher at Rangeview.”
Randy helped develop the Cybersecurity course and serves as one of the original Master Teachers for the course. He has been an advocate for underrepresented populations and has a passion for extending Computer Science and STEM to all students equally.
“Teachers and educational leaders perform one of the most critical functions in our society, and we are proud to work with these outstanding educators who are leaders in their classrooms and across the PLTW network,” said Dr. Vince Bertram, PLTW President and CEO. “Congratulations and thank you for your partnership in a shared commitment to empower our students to thrive in our evolving world even amidst the most challenging and unprecedented of times.”
9/11 Twenty Year Rememberance
We will never forget.
Rangeview thanks AFD and APD for the presentation and conversation about 9/11 with the students of RHS.
Display Courtesy of Bobby Bryant
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