Bricker Elementary showcases diversity and student achievements at community event
February 06, 2023 | Harrison School District No. 2 in the county of El, School Districts , Colorado
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Bricker Elementary School showcased its vibrant community and educational achievements during the Harrison School District 2 Board of Education meeting on February 6, 2025. Principal Penny and her dedicated staff highlighted the school's growth and commitment to fostering an inclusive environment for all students.
The presentation featured students who enthusiastically shared their experiences at Bricker, emphasizing the strong sense of belonging cultivated within the school. Joanie Garcia, a teacher at Bricker, detailed the evolution of their special education program, which has expanded significantly over the years, now serving 19 students with a robust support team of teachers and paraprofessionals.
Students like Arya and Crystal spoke about their love for school, the friendships they’ve formed, and the diverse activities available, including sports and clubs. The school prides itself on a low student-to-staff ratio, which enhances personalized learning and support.
Jacqueline Jones, a CLDE teacher, highlighted the school's diverse population, noting that 25% of students are multilingual learners, primarily Spanish speakers. She also discussed the importance of community events, such as Title I nights and cultural celebrations, which strengthen family engagement and celebrate diversity.
The meeting underscored Bricker Elementary's commitment to creating a nurturing and inclusive educational environment, showcasing the collaborative efforts of staff, students, and families. As the school continues to grow, its focus remains on student achievement and community connection, setting a positive example within the district.
The presentation featured students who enthusiastically shared their experiences at Bricker, emphasizing the strong sense of belonging cultivated within the school. Joanie Garcia, a teacher at Bricker, detailed the evolution of their special education program, which has expanded significantly over the years, now serving 19 students with a robust support team of teachers and paraprofessionals.
Students like Arya and Crystal spoke about their love for school, the friendships they’ve formed, and the diverse activities available, including sports and clubs. The school prides itself on a low student-to-staff ratio, which enhances personalized learning and support.
Jacqueline Jones, a CLDE teacher, highlighted the school's diverse population, noting that 25% of students are multilingual learners, primarily Spanish speakers. She also discussed the importance of community events, such as Title I nights and cultural celebrations, which strengthen family engagement and celebrate diversity.
The meeting underscored Bricker Elementary's commitment to creating a nurturing and inclusive educational environment, showcasing the collaborative efforts of staff, students, and families. As the school continues to grow, its focus remains on student achievement and community connection, setting a positive example within the district.
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