FRIDAY, MARCH 1ST – SUNDAY, MARCH 10TH, 2024
You can purchase anytime of the year to support our school by mentioning Sanborn Elementary or our ID: SES446 at the check out … BUT, COMING SOON, YOU ARE INVITED TO SHOP AT AFW’s STORE RALLY, Fri., March. 1 – Sun., March 10 TO HELP US MAXIMIZE OUR NEXT ANNUAL DONATION that we’ll receive soon afterwards. Purchases during the Store Rally earn you a chance to win a $500 Gift Card. 2-4% of your purchases support our school!! Pass this information along to friends and family. As always, we appreciate your support!!!
Recent Updates
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Open House Dates 2025: Explore Programming Across St. Vrain Valley Schools Featured
Across St. Vrain Valley Schools, the upcoming open houses offer families a chance to step inside classrooms, meet dedicated teachers, and discover the unique opportunities available in each school. From advanced academic pathways and innovative STEM programs to arts, athletics, and career-focused courses, these events provide parents and students an inside look at the possibilities […]
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Sanborn Elementary Celebrates 40 Years of Learning and Community
Sanborn Elementary School marked its 40th anniversary with a celebration that brought the entire school community together to honor the past. Students and staff gathered in the gymnasium for a special assembly led by Principal Lori Peeples, who shared highlights from each decade since the school’s opening in 1985. From pop culture trends to historical […]
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Full-Day Early Childcare: Supporting Families with a safe, enriching, and developmentally supportive environment for our youngest learners
For families of three to four-year-olds or children beginning their first experiences in a school setting, St. Vrain Valley Schools offers a licensed early childcare program designed to support families during this transition. The program provides safe, nurturing, and engaging full-day options for children ages three to four. Whether your child is currently enrolled in […]
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