We are excited to try a lot of “first” attempts next week for homecoming. Parade, window decorations, trivia night, philanthropy, and an assembly that brings it all together in a final competition to determine the first-ever Monarch Mayhem champions.

There is a dedicated group of students who have been working behind the scenes getting everything ready. We know that it hasn’t been perfect and we are learning a lot along the way in even getting to this point. We are looking forward to celebrating with students, staff, and parents at all the events we are trying to offer. Check out this comprehensive list that hopefully lists out what will be happening at Monarch every day next week.

Thank you to everyone for the support and Sko Yotes!

Greg Doan

Principal

INSTAGRAM: @mohiyotes @mohimayhem

FACEBOOK: MoHi.Skoyotes

INSTAGRAM: @mohimayhem

WEBSITE: MONARCH MAYHEM

2024 Mayhem Schedule

• Mon, Oct 14 - No School - Professional Development Day
• Mon, Oct 14 - Powerpuff Football Games (9v10 @ 5pm, 11v12 @ 6pm) - MHS turf field
• Tue, Oct 15 - Homecoming Trivia Night @ 7:00pm - MHS Cafeteria
• Wed, Oct 16 - Parade & Rally - Tentative - exact start time and location of parade TBD
• Thu, Oct 17 - Sports Night - Volleyball and soccer have home games tonight
• Fri, Oct 18 - Monarch Mayhem Assembly, 9:50am
• Fri, Oct 18 - Booster Club Tailgate, 5-6:45pm @ Centaurus High School
• Fri, Oct 18 - Football game vs Greeley West @ 7pm
• Sat, Oct 19 - Homecoming Dance 8-11pm MHS Cafeteria

2024 Class Themes

Class-City-Shirt Color

Seniors - Class of 2025 ; Nashville ; Gold

Juniors - Class of 2026; New York; Black

Sophomores - Class of 2027; Las Vegas; White

Freshmen - Class 2028; Miami; Grey

We attended the DECA North Metro conference with 12 other schools and 700+ students competing. Ninety-two Monarch students competed, and the students below took home awards!

Owen Mitchell - First place: Principles of Business Management

Ryder Matz - First place: Accounting Applications Series

Jonah Smith - First place: Business Finance Series

Damian Pawlikowski - Second place: Business Finance Series

Austin Tupa - Third place: Business Services Marketing Series

Acton Motsick - First place: Entrepreneurship Series

Zidane Prough - First place: Food Marketing Series

Ella Huettl - Second place: Retail Merchandising Series

Kylee Hartmann - First place: Sports Entertainment Series

Chelse Kremer - Second place: Restaurant and Food Service Management Series

Stephanie Gathright + Sean Williams - Third place: Business Law and Ethics Team Decision Making

Owen Bramlage + Blake Lehrer - First place: Financial Services Team Decision Making

Drew Smith + Julien VanWolferen - Second place: Marketing Management Team Decision Making

Emily Niemeyer + Marie Thrash - Third place: Marketing Management Team Decision Making

Rachel Mills + Ahalya Nowakowski - Third Place: Travel and Tourism Team Decision Making

Hello from Monarch Blooms! 💐

This is a senior management project run by Taylor Thompson and Sofia Simons. We’ve collaborated with a local business, Arianna Floral Designs, to bring convenient, high quality homecoming corsages and boutonnieres to the students of Monarch High School.

We offer three unique color options: pink, white, and colorful, to best fit the needs of all students. We will have a booth during both lunches on Tuesday 10/8, and Friday 10/11 to assist in the purchasing of homecoming flowers, and to give students first hand involvement in the process of a high school of business project.

Flower pickup will be at Monarch on 10/19, from 10AM-12PM, in the courtyard outside of B doors. Drive-through to pick up your flowers, and we will hand deliver them to you.

Ordering is open now, and can be accessed through the link below.

Ordering closes on 10/15.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2024

MOD PIZZA

994 W DILLLON RD, SUITE 600

LOUISVILLE, CO 80027

• WHEN: Saturday, October 19th
• TIME: 8:00pm-11:00pm
• LOCATION: MOHI Cafeteria
• GUEST PASS: Event Guest Pass (passes can also be picked up in the admin office wing)
• TICKETS: Homecoming Dance Tickets

The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe

Thursday, October 24th-Saturday, October 26th

Tickets can be purchased online or at the door. $8 for adults and $5 for students.

BUY TICKETS

All vehicles that park on campus must be registered with the school and have a paid parking permit displayed on their windshield.

• Households can request more than one sticker if students drive multiple cars.

• Cars that are not registered will be ticketed and eventually towed if they do not register.

PARKING PERMITS & REGISTRATION

STEP 1- Click one of the links below to purchase your parking permit.

• SOPHOMORE/JUNIOR LOT PARKING PERMIT
• SENIOR LOT PARKING PERMIT

STEP 2-Complete the Parking Permit form to register your car and driver (this form is also linked on RevTrak).

• PARKING PERMIT FORM

BOTH STEPS MUST BE COMPLETED BEFORE A PERMIT WILL BE ISSUED.

**Permits can be picked up from the treasurer's office.

Please adhere to the following reminders:

• Use the Designated Pick-Up and Drop-Off Lanes: These lanes have been specifically designed for efficient and safe student transportation.

• Observe No Parking Zones: Do not park or idle your vehicle in designated "No Parking" zones. These areas must always remain clear to allow for smooth traffic flow.

• DO NOT Park at Centennial Peaks Hospital: to avoid traffic some people have taken to parking across 88th Street at the Centennial Peaks lot and having students walk to them. This facility is an intensive outpatient and acute inpatient facility for mental health and substance abuse. Their parking lot is private property and off-limits for school use.

• Student & Staff Spots: there are specific designated parking for faculty, senior lot, and junior lot. Parents should not park in any spots during drop-off and pick-up. Students are required to have a parking permit and park in their designated lots. Staff areas are colored with yellow lines and numbered as reserved spots.

• Respect Crosswalks: Always yield to pedestrians using crosswalks, whether they are students, staff members, or other community members. Pedestrian safety is of paramount importance. DO NOT STOP ON A CROSSWALK.

• Follow Traffic Rules: Adhere to all traffic laws, speed limits, and directional signs on our campus. Safety is a shared responsibility, and we all play a role in maintaining it.

• Be Patient and Courteous: We understand that the pick-up and drop-off process can be busy, especially during peak times. Please exercise patience and kindness while navigating the area, as this will contribute to a safer atmosphere for everyone.

All NHS members can earn tutoring hours by signing up for 1:1 tutoring. 1:1 tutoring involves helping a student one on one with a specific subject. This is also a great opportunity for students who would like to be tutored in a certain class. The forms below can be filled out by either a student in NHS looking to help or a student who would like tutoring.

• Tutor Sign Up: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1B0DkVpAbcXm-MMctlj3fwktlmP1rJ9MGVN-qEfBSEO8/edit
• Student Sign Up: https://docs.google.com/forms/u/1/d/1RUxPzuJnmaP-hO4ccACh60QNbNVx_LmW7LyIUjXIvp0/edit?usp=drive_web

Purchase your 2024-25 yearbook at the lowest price of the year on Revtrak or at jostensyearbooks.com. This keepsake captures all the incredible moments of the year and is a must have for every student!

For the portrait pages of the yearbook, our staff uses names provided by the school, which are pulled from Infinite Campus. If you use a different name than currently appears in IC that you want to appear in the yearbook, please complete THIS FORM. This form should NOT be filled out by people who go by a nickname (“Tommy” instead of Thomas) or by people who go by a shorter version of their legal name (“Ben” instead of Benjamin). Because of printing deadlines, name change requests cannot be accommodated if you do not complete this form by Nov. 1.

For more information, visit mohimix.com and click the Yearbook tab.

Know someone that is interested in attending the best high school in BVSD? Invite them to attend our OE Open House.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 2024

6:00-8:30PM

Our evening will begin in the auditorium with a short introduction from the Principal. Then families can make their way around the halls to be introduced to all of our offerings and interact with our amazing staff members.

PARENT ENGAGEMENT NETWORK

Louisville Center for the Arts

Learn more and register here:

• Developing Healthy Peer Relationships with the Safehouse Progressive Alliance of Nonviolence (SPAN)

Tuesday, October 29 from 6:30 - 8

Platt Middle School Library

Learn more and register here:

• For a full list of Human Kindness Initiative events, click here:

English: Human Kindness Initiative Calendar English

Espanol: Iniciativa de Bondad Humana Espanol

Remember to check back as we add more events throughout the year!

• Student Last Names A-D Aimee Dana
• Student Last Names E-Ld Ben Holloway
• Student Last Names Le-Rn Autumn Coppejans
• Student Last Names Ro-Z Jill Benisch
• Counseling Assistant Megan Navarro

Here are the upcoming college visits for the next few weeks!

Check out the In-state College Fair at Broomfield High School on October 30th from 6-7:30PM in the Eagle Gym. Check out these flyers - Flyer 1 & Flyer 2. Questions? Ask Gina Malecha: gina.malecha@bvsd.org

The University of Tennessee-Knoxville - Wednesday, October 16, 2024 - 11:30 AM

University of Colorado Denver - Thursday, October 17, 2024 - 2:30 PM

Texas Christian University - Thursday, October 17, 2024 - 11:00 AM

Drake University - Friday, October 18, 2024 - 9:30 AM

Western Colorado University - Friday, October 18, 2024 - 10:30 AM

University of Wyoming - Monday, October 21, 2024 - 1:30 PM

Savannah College of Art and Design - Monday, October 21, 2024 - 2:00 PM

DePaul University - Tuesday, October 22, 2024 - 9:30 AM

Fort Lewis College - Tuesday, October 22, 2024 - 10:00 AM

Elon University - Tuesday, October 22, 2024 - 1:30 PM

Worcester Polytechnic Institute - Wednesday, October 23, 2024 - 11:00 AM

University of Cincinnati-Main Campus - Friday, October 25, 2024 - 9:30 AM

Arizona State University-Tempe - Friday, October 25, 2024 - 10:00 AM

Oklahoma State University-Main Campus-Wednesday, October 30, 2024 - 2:30 PM

Louisiana State Univ and Ag & Mech College - Thurs, October 31, 2024 - 11:00 AM

SENIORS! Are you thinking about paying for college?

We know many of you are applying to college, and part of that process is figuring out how to pay for it!

The first step is filling out the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid).

The FAFSA has undergone some big changes in the last couple years causing some confusion.

Here is an article about the FAFSA and when you should apply.

Juniors and Seniors, sign up now in Naviance! Counseling will send you a pass to come down to the Post Grad center, or other location noted on the pass, to join the visit.

Questions? Ask Megan Navarro or your counselor.

Hi Seniors!

This is a reminder that the Daniel's Fund Scholarship deadline is next Friday, October 18th.

• Daniel's Fund - 3.0+ GPA, community service required, and need based.

PLEASE stop by counseling with any quesitons regarding eligibility or actively filling out the applicaitons.

Thank you,

Monarch Counseling Staff

SENIOR PHOTOS:
It is tradition for seniors to submit a portrait of themselves for the yearbook. Click here to read all the official guidelines for senior photos and view our recommended list of photographers. Photos must be submitted by Nov. 1. Click here to upload your photo. No horizontal photos or full body shots!

SENIOR BABY ADS:
Many families purchase a senior tribute ad (known as "baby ads") to recognize the achievements of their seniors in the yearbook. Purchase your baby ad at theyearbookcompany.com. Baby ads must be purchased by Nov. 1.

• Seating is open, no tickets are needed for entry.
• There will be a live stream of the graduation ceremony.
• Seniors are allowed to decorate their cap for graduation.
• GradImages will be on site during our graduation ceremony to take photos of the students receiving their diplomas on stage. They will email proofs for purchase to families.
  
• CU Events Center Information and Policies.

Attention Japanese and Chinese language speakers, readers, writers and listeners!

Interested in taking the AP Japanese exam to be administered on Thursday, May 8th? Please contact erika.james@bvsd.org and cc nettie.welk@bvsd.org.

If you would like to sign up for the AP Chinese exam, please drop off a check at Fairview’s main office by October 31st. Make the check out to “Fairview High School” in the amount of $99 (or request a fee waiver) with “AP Chinese” and your name as registered with the College Board/AP in the memo line. Make sure that you are in touch with BVSD's Nettie Welk at nettie.welk@bvsd.org about taking the exam. Ms. Welk will provide you with a Join Code. After dropping off your check, you will then need to login to the College Board/AP system (or create an account) and enter the Join Code.

The exam will be administered at the BVSD Education Center at 6500 Arapahoe Avenue in Boulder on Friday, May 9, 2025. The exam is open to all BVSD students, not just Fairview kids, so please spread the word.

Got questions? Email our school Grad Plus Site Lead on kelly.isom@bvsd.org

All questions regarding activities, athletics, or required registration forms should be directed to-

• Katie Nicholas, Athletic Department Assistant
• Dr. Cara Maronek, Activities Director
• Eric Gustafson, Athletic Director

• High School Alpine Skiers

There will be a required virtual informational meeting for High School Alpine Skiers & Families on Tuesday, October 22 @ 6 pm via this Zoom Link.

Registration will open the morning of October 28 and it will close at noon on Friday, November 15. Late registrations will not be accepted. If you are unable to attend the meeting, contact Coaches Joshua Lynch and Krista Crabtree no later than Friday, October 25.

• High School Nordic Skiers

There will be a required in-person informational meeting for High School Nordic Skiers & Families on Monday, October 28 @ 6 pm at Nederland Middle-Senior High School.

Registration will open the morning of October 28 and it will close at noon on Friday, November 15. If you are unable to attend the meeting, contact Coach Dan Vardamis no later than Friday, October 25.

REGISTRATION OPENS MONDAY, OCTOBER 14TH

Registration for Basketball (Boys & Girls), Ice Hockey, Swimming (Girls), and Wrestling

IMPORTANT:

DEADLINE TO REGISTER AND PAY FEE IS-

All student-athletes are required to submit the following documents:

1. Current Physical: CHSAA Physical Form

1. a physical must have been completed within the last year (365 days) and CANNOT expire during the designated athletic season.

2. Must be uploaded to the registration site, if at any point after the 1st practice it expires you must have a new physical or extension from the Dr. office.

Academic Eligibility Requirements:

• All student-athletes must be enrolled in a minimum of 5 classes..

• All student-athletes may not have failed 2 or more classes during the previous semester (exception, incoming 9th graders).

• All student-athletes may not have turned 19 prior to August 1, 2024.

Payment:

Once registration information is submitted in rschools, you will be redirected to revtrack to make payment. Link for payment:

https://bvsd.revtrak.net/high-schools/moh/moh-athletics/moh-all-sports-and-participation-fees/#/list

All fees must be paid before first practice, if you do not make a team you will be refunded.

All questions regarding the fall season or required registration forms should be directed to

Katie Nicholas, Athletic Department Assistant (katie.nicholas@bvsd.org), and Eric Gustafson (Eric.Gustafson@bvsd.org).

Football/Cheer/Dance/Marching Band

Date - October 18th

Location - Centaurus High School - Near Football entrance

Event Start Time - 5:00 pm

Event End Time - 6:45 pm

Our Mission:

To support and enhance excellence in Monarch High School Student Organizations and Activities.

The Monarch Booster Club is a volunteer organization of parents that works to support ALL of our students through their involvement in the many activity groups, clubs and athletic programs at Monarch. The Booster Club thrives due to volunteer patrons and parents who offer their assistance to the club by becoming involved yearly. We welcome EVERYONE'S participation!

Email: monarchboosterclub@gmail.com

Website: https://sites.google.com/view/monarchboosterclub

Got News to Share?

If your club/team/activity has an event to promote or you'd like to recognize their accomplishments, email monarchboosterclub@gmail.com by Sunday at 4pm MT to be included in the weekly update, sent Mondays. Pictures welcome!!!

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LEARNING ALLY is now available for all MHS students and staff to access. This audio tool provides human-read texts for most novels and textbooks.

Student sign-in instructions: Go to https://learningally.org/

Link to BVSD Calendars

Monarch High School provides an inclusive community to help students realize their passions, potential, and responsibilities as kind and educated global citizens.

As we welcome students back into our building for the 2024-2025 school year, we want to make sure to reiterate that BVSD has zero tolerance for discrimination and sexual harassment including sexual violence, which has no place in our school. We are dedicated to creating equitable learning spaces for all in our community

Al dar la bienvenida a los estudiantes de nuevo a nuestro edificio para el año escolar 2024-2025, queremos asegurarnos de reiterar que el BVSD tiene tolerancia cero para la discriminación y el acoso sexual, incluyendo la violencia sexual, que no tiene lugar en nuestra escuela. Estamos dedicados a crear espacios de aprendizaje equitativos para todos en nuestra comunidad.