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Showing posts with label sterling high school. Show all posts
Friday, February 7, 2014
Sterling High School Parent/Teacher Conferences Feb 20
Sterling High School will hold Parent/Teacher Conferences on Thursday, February 20 from 4:30-8:30pm. Teachers will be located in their classrooms. Parents are asked to limit their conferences to five minutes. Student guides and interpreters will be available during the conferences to assist parents. Please enter at the main entrance of the school.
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Sterling Police Department Investigates Possible Threat At Sterling High School
***Press Release***
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
On November 18, 2013, Sterling High
School officials notified the Sterling Police Department that a
student had observed the word "bomb" written on the stall
of a student bathroom and reported this information to a teacher.
The Sterling Police Department
responded immediately and in conjunction with the school assessed the
suspicious incident.
During the lunch period, the Wally Post
Gymnasium was searched and nothing suspicious was located. After
lunch, all students were moved to the Wally Post Gymnasium, while the
remainder of the building was searched. Again, nothing suspicious
was located.
Other than the word written on the
stall, there was no credible information to indicate there was a
threat to the school. The searches were conducted out of an
abundance of caution for the safety of all students and staff of
Sterling High School.
The Sterling Police Department takes
its role in protecting life and property, as well as investigating
threats to the school, seriously. Anyone with information regarding
this incident is encouraged to contact the Sterling Police Department
at (970) 522-3512 or Crime Stoppers at (970) 522-EYES.
Friday, November 8, 2013
Sterling Police Department Update on Arrest Related To Sterling High School Threat
***Press Release***
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
*UPDATE*
On Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2013, at approximately 10:00 p.m. the Sterling Police Department received a report that there could be a potential shooting on Nov. 7th at Sterling High School. The Sterling Police Department and other agencies provided intervention and the reported individual of concern presented no immediate danger to school or students.
Additional information discovered after school hours on November 7, 2013 initiated additional interviews and investigation which continued throughout the day on Nov. 7th and into the early hours of the morning on Nov 8th. As a result two juvenile males were arrested and taken to Platte Valley Youth Detention Facility in Greeley late last night. Due to threats directed towards the school, they have been charged with:
- Interference With Staff, Faculty or Students of Educational Institutions.
Assessment and investigation of the situation indicated at no time was the school in any immediate danger. It was also determined that neither of the individuals had means to carry out their threatening comments.
We continue to remain confident that the students and staff at Sterling High School are safe at this time and we will continue our efforts to ensure that remains so. We are working very closely with Sterling High School and other appropriate agencies. We remain diligent as the investigation continues.
We thank the community for their ongoing involvement and support in keeping our schools and community safe and for those that provided information to the school and law enforcement.
If you have questions or concerns regarding this investigation please contact the Sterling PD, (970) 522-3512.
2 Juvenile Males Arrested due to threats directed towards Sterling High School
***Taken from www.re1valleyschools.org***
Security Update, Friday, November 8:
We have additional information to share with you. It is important to us to provide the most accurate and timely information as possible to families so that they can share information with their children as they see fit.
On Wednesday, Nov. 6th at approximately 10:00 p.m. the Sterling Police Department received a report that there could be a potential shooting on Nov 7 at Sterling High School. The Sterling Police Department and other agencies provided intervention and reported individual of concern presented no immediate danger to school or students.
Additional information discovered after school hours on November 7, 2013 initiated additional interviews and investigation which continued throughout the day and into the early hours of the morning on Nov 8th. As a result two juvenile males were arrested and taken to Platte Valley Youth Detention Facility in Greeley late last night. Due to threats directed towards the school, they have been charged with interference with staff, faculty or students at an educational institution. Assessment of the situation by the police department indicated at no time was the school in any immediate danger. Neither of the individuals had means to carry out their threats.
Student behavior related to this incident had been closely monitored over the last two weeks. The school immediately involved the Sterling Police Department as soon as we learned there was a potential threat to others.
We continue to remain confident that the students and staff at all RE-1 Valley Schools are safe at this time and we will continue our efforts to ensure that remains so. We are working very closely with the Police Department and other appropriate agencies related to this issue.
The school has a plan in place for care and recovery to support students with any ongoing needs related to this issue. Students are encouraged to visit with counselors. This is a serious concern and student safety is our utmost priority. The most supportive response to children is to assure them that the police and the school are confident in their safety and there is no ongoing threat. Additional information is available on the District Website.
We thank the community for their ongoing involvement and support in keeping our schools safe and for those that provided information to the school and law enforcement.
Security Update, Friday, November 8:
We have additional information to share with you. It is important to us to provide the most accurate and timely information as possible to families so that they can share information with their children as they see fit.
On Wednesday, Nov. 6th at approximately 10:00 p.m. the Sterling Police Department received a report that there could be a potential shooting on Nov 7 at Sterling High School. The Sterling Police Department and other agencies provided intervention and reported individual of concern presented no immediate danger to school or students.
Additional information discovered after school hours on November 7, 2013 initiated additional interviews and investigation which continued throughout the day and into the early hours of the morning on Nov 8th. As a result two juvenile males were arrested and taken to Platte Valley Youth Detention Facility in Greeley late last night. Due to threats directed towards the school, they have been charged with interference with staff, faculty or students at an educational institution. Assessment of the situation by the police department indicated at no time was the school in any immediate danger. Neither of the individuals had means to carry out their threats.
Student behavior related to this incident had been closely monitored over the last two weeks. The school immediately involved the Sterling Police Department as soon as we learned there was a potential threat to others.
We continue to remain confident that the students and staff at all RE-1 Valley Schools are safe at this time and we will continue our efforts to ensure that remains so. We are working very closely with the Police Department and other appropriate agencies related to this issue.
The school has a plan in place for care and recovery to support students with any ongoing needs related to this issue. Students are encouraged to visit with counselors. This is a serious concern and student safety is our utmost priority. The most supportive response to children is to assure them that the police and the school are confident in their safety and there is no ongoing threat. Additional information is available on the District Website.
We thank the community for their ongoing involvement and support in keeping our schools safe and for those that provided information to the school and law enforcement.
Thursday, November 7, 2013
Sterling Police Department release on reported threat at Sterling High School
***Press Release***
On Wednesday, Nov. 6 at approximately 10:00 p.m. the Sterling Police Department received a report that there could be a potential shooting on Nov. 7 or 8 at Sterling High School. Upon notification of this threat Sterling Police Department immediately initiated an investigation and began working with school administration. As a result of a detailed and thorough investigation we found the threat was not credible and in fact at this time have no confirmation that a threat ever existed.
As a precautionary measure police were on scene at Sterling High School this morning and will be for the rest of the week to address questions or concerns from students, parents and staff.
"We take any and all threats very seriously, particularly when they involve the safety of our children and community members," said Tyson Kerr, Sterling's interim Police Chief. "We are confident at this time that the staff and students at Sterling High School are safe."
The Sterling PD will continue to investigate this situation and is coordinating with other agencies to provide any necessary intervention. If you have questions or concerns regarding this investigation please contact the Sterling PD, (970) 522-3512.
On Wednesday, Nov. 6 at approximately 10:00 p.m. the Sterling Police Department received a report that there could be a potential shooting on Nov. 7 or 8 at Sterling High School. Upon notification of this threat Sterling Police Department immediately initiated an investigation and began working with school administration. As a result of a detailed and thorough investigation we found the threat was not credible and in fact at this time have no confirmation that a threat ever existed.
As a precautionary measure police were on scene at Sterling High School this morning and will be for the rest of the week to address questions or concerns from students, parents and staff.
"We take any and all threats very seriously, particularly when they involve the safety of our children and community members," said Tyson Kerr, Sterling's interim Police Chief. "We are confident at this time that the staff and students at Sterling High School are safe."
The Sterling PD will continue to investigate this situation and is coordinating with other agencies to provide any necessary intervention. If you have questions or concerns regarding this investigation please contact the Sterling PD, (970) 522-3512.
RE-1 Valley Schools statement on possible threat for November 8
***Taken from www.re1valleyschools.org***
November 7 concern about Sterling High School: There was a rumor that a possible threat existed at SHS for November 8. The Sterling Police Department has investigated, and report that there is no reason for alarm. Thank you to the community for having all ears and eyes alert. This immediate response keeps our students safe.
November 7 concern about Sterling High School: There was a rumor that a possible threat existed at SHS for November 8. The Sterling Police Department has investigated, and report that there is no reason for alarm. Thank you to the community for having all ears and eyes alert. This immediate response keeps our students safe.
Friday, August 16, 2013
Sterling High School Booster Club Kick-Off August 20
The Sterling High School Athletic Booster Club 2013 Kick Off Banquet is Tuesday, August 20th at
6:30pm at Pioneer Park in Sterling. All students who will participate in 2013-14 Sterling High School athletics and their families are encouraged to attend. Families, please bring a
main dish, side dish, and table service. Bottled water is provided.
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Sterling High School Parent/Teacher Conferences Feb 25
Sterling High School will hold their Parent/Teacher Conferences on Monday, February 25 from 5-8:45pm. Teachers will be located in their classrooms. Parents are asked to limit their conferences to five minutes. Student guides and interpreters will be available during the conferences to assist parents. Please enter at the main entrance of the school.
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