Welcome Wildcats!
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APS Vision
Every student shapes a successful future.
Altura Mission
Students will succeed when we build safe, trusting relationships, consistently set high expectations and plan intentionally for academics, behavior, and the emotional well-being of our diverse community.
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Altura Elementary School
1650 Altura Blvd.
Aurora, CO 80011 [map] 303-340-3500
Attendance Line:
303-326-1604
Fax:
303-326-1204
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Welcome back to the 2022-23 school year, Wildcats! We hope you had a relaxing summer and are ready to start...
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We continue to have issues with the use of cell phones by our 4th and 5th graders during school hours...
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Children are experiencing mental health concerns more than ever before, and finding support can take as long as months. With...
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It is extremely important that you complete lunch applications every school year! Click on the links below for the applications...
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Internet Access
If you do not currently have internet access at home, but live in a Comcast area, you can sign up for 60 days of FREE Internet Essentials service. This is normally available to all qualified households for $9.95/month.
APS Help Desk
The APS Help Desk is open to all families and staff for technical support on weekdays starting on Monday, March 30. If you need assistance, please email helpdesk@aurorak12.org from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays. You can also reach out to our tech teacher, Travis Winter, for additional support at ttwinter@aurorak12.org
Tips for Parents and Guardians To Support Remote Learning
- Establish a routine or schedule: During any big transition, consistency is key. Try to keep normal meal and bed times, and start learning when school typically starts each day.
- Take time to check in with your child: If possible, pick a specific time each day to check in with your child. Questions you may want to ask include: What are you learning today? Are there materials you need? What did you enjoy about today? What was challenging?
- Provide time for physical activity: Physical activity is important for everyone’s wellbeing. There are many resources with great ideas for physical activity, play and discovery.
- Stay updated on communications from your child’s teacher and school: School staff will provide virtual opportunities to engage and support students and families. Please do not hesitate to reach out if you have questions or concerns.
