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Special Programs

At Crest View we are fortunate to offer many programs focused not only on student learning but the family and community as a whole. 

 

Family Resource Schools

​From the City of Boulder, FRS is here for EVERYONE who has a child at Crest View.

Translation Services are available in most languages. Our FRS staff speak Spanish fluently.

FRS can help your family through a financial emergency by connecting you with community resources and assistance:

  • Rent
  • Legal Assistance
  • Food
  • Clothing
  • ​Employment

FRS provides After School Enrichment Programs:  Circus Club, Jewelry & Beading, Spanish, Chess, Cooking, Soccer and Homework Club  email Gini Esparza at bailey-esparza@bouldercolorado.gov  or call 720-561-2869 for more information. Classes are $70 and Scholarships are offered so your child can participate for FREE

Counseling is available through Boulder Community Mental Health Partners.  Please contact DeAnna Heimsoth at dheimsoth@mhpcolorado.org. The family therapist at your school can provide counseling to you, your child and (or) your whole family. Your child can participate in group or individual sessions to help him or her cope with loss, divorce, frustration, anger and more.

More information about FRS can be found at the City of Boulder FRS website or stop by in the offices located at Crest View.  https://bouldercolorado.gov/family-services/family-resource-schools

 

Gifted & Talented (GT)

BVSD schools provide programming for Gifted and Talented (GT) students based on their identified needs and in accordance with district identification policy, which is based on a body of evidence.

The BVSD Gifted & Talented (GT) Office supports schools and stakeholders, offers professional development, and oversees school-based programming.  A wealth of information is available on the BVSD GT Webpage.  

The Gifted & Talented Advisor (GTA) is the primary advocate for students, communications, and programming in the school. 

​​BVSD schools provide programming for GT students based on their identified needs and in accordance with district identification policy which is based on a body of evidence.   Students may be identified as Gifted & Talented in one or more of the following areas:

  • ​General or specific intellectual ability​
  • Specific academic aptitude
  • Creative or productive thinking​
  • ​Leadership abilities

  • Visual arts, performing arts, musical or psychomotor abilities

Schools follow the BVSD Acceleration policy when making decisions about subject or grade level acceleration for students.  Some highly advanced gifted children may enter kindergarten or first grade early through the BVSD Early Access policy.  
The classroom teacher is the primary provider of advanced academic services to students. Programming is documented in the student's Advanced Learning Plan (ALP) or, at the secondary level, ​(ICAP​). Programming may include academic, enrichment,  and affective (social-emotional) supports and extensions.  

BVSD sponsors four district-wide enrichment activities.  These are open to students whether they are identified as GT or not.   
More information is available at the links below.​​