Bulldog Bulletin

Dear Galileo Community,

As we reach the end of a memorable school year, I want to take a moment to reflect on our collective accomplishments and extend my deepest gratitude to each and every one of you. This year has been a testament to our resilience, unity, and dedication to instructional excellence, while building and nurturing a positive school culture.

Our students have excelled in so many areas, demonstrating not only their academic prowess but also their talents in enrichment and athletic endeavors. They have shown remarkable growth, adaptability, and enthusiasm, making us all incredibly proud. This success would not have been possible without the unwavering support of our dedicated staff and teachers. Their commitment to nurturing and guiding our students, especially through challenging times some may have faced this year, has been extraordinary. They have gone above and beyond, and for that we are grateful.

To our parents and guardians, your partnership and involvement have been invaluable. Your support at home and engagement in school when called upon have significantly contributed to our students' success. Thank you for entrusting us with your children's education and for being active members of our school community.

As we look forward to the next school year, we are excited about the new opportunities and experiences that await us. We will continue to strive for instructional excellence and build and nurture a positive school culture where every student can thrive.

Wishing you all a restful and enjoyable summer break. Thank you for being a part of the Galileo Middle School family. Together, we have made this year truly special, and we look forward to many more achievements in the years to come.

In partnership,

Julia Scott

Final Events of 2024-2025 School Year

Wednesday, May 21st

• 7th Grade field trip: Denver Aquarium

Thursday, May 22nd

• 8th Grade field trip: Elitch Gardens

Friday, May 23rd

• 8th Grade Continuation at 9:00a at Wasson's Auditorium
• Last Day of School for ALL students!

Upcoming Dates 2025-2026 School Year

Thursday, Aug. 7th

• Open House and Back to School Night Event
• 4p-6p on Galileo Basketball Court
• More info forthcoming

Tuesday, August 12th

• First Day of School 6th Graders ONLY
• More information forthcoming

Wednesday, August 13th

• First Day of School ALL Grade Levels

Sixth and seventh grade students need to return their Yondr pouches to their advisory teacher no later than Friday, May 23rd. Eighth grade students will keep their Yondr pouches and take them with them to high school. Galileo will store Yondr pouches with student chromebooks. When Bulldogs return in August, they will receive their assigned chromebook and Yondr pouch.

Any student that has lost or does not return their Yondr pouch, will be assessed a $30 fine. Friendly reminder, Yondr pouches are required in all D11 secondary schools. Please support us in ensuring that all Yondr pouches are turned in so that we can return them to your student next school year.

Care Solace, our district partner that helps connect families with mental health resources, has created a Family Survival Kit available in both English & Spanish (PDF also attached) to help support students and families as we transition to summer break.

Alex Dowdy, Head Coach for the Boys Soccer program at Mitchell High School, along with Dylan Tyboroski, the Head Coach for the Girls wanted to invite Galileo Bulldogs to attend our 2025 Future Marauders Soccer Camp held this Summer at Mitchell High School's Turf Field on June 25-June 27 from 4-6pm. The cost of the camp is $30 and includes a t-shirt, which is a great deal for a 3 day soccer camp!

Please see the attached flyer for more information on how to register, but we've made multiple ways to register to make it easier on families (mail in with check, the day of, or online: https://forms.gle/xwk2ehu5u18M4v7o8) Hope to see your students there!