COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) – High school students working out of the St. Vrain Innovation Center built, coded and coordinated a light show with 300 drones above the Broadmoor Lake for some of the brightest space minds across the world.
“To see high school students be able to take hundreds of drones and actually make it look professional, this was kind of like an olympic opening ceremony,” said the CEO of a Colorado Springs-based company, Auria Space, Damian DiPippa.
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St. Vrain Valley Schools Receives National Recognition for Strong Commitment and Access to Music Education, Five Years in a Row
St. Vrain Valley Schools has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education, representing one of only two districts in Colorado and 935 nationwide to receive the honor this year. Now in its 26th year, the Best Communities for Music Education designation […]
St. Vrain Valley graduating seniors ready for next steps
Longmont High senior Anya Wieder’s interest in conservation as a future career was sparked by her work at St. Vrain Valley’s Innovation Center. She took bioscience classes and joined an afterschool group working on reintroducing the northern redbelly dace fish to the St. Vrain River. While the team has moved on to reintroducing the northern […]
