Steve Hamilton, Principal Phone: 303-690-6570Jeffry Hoff, Assistant Principal Attendance: 303-326-1651Lisa Valente, Dean of Students Fax: 303-326-1251DeLisha Boyd, Dean of Students

Columbia Middle School • 17600 East Columbia Avenue • Aurora, Colorado 80013

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Columbia’s website address: http://columbia.aurorak12.org/

May 2015

Principal’sMessageColumbia Community,Welcome to the end of the 2014 – 2015 school year. Closing out the year there are many items that are important. To keep this simple and focused, I will bullet a list of important items to consider:

End of Year – Last Day of School – May 20th.• Procedures– o Locker clean out on Friday, May 15th• Nobackpacks,largepurses,plasticsacks,bindersetc.duringthe

last week of school • Pen,pencilandpaperonly• NoafterschoolactivitiesofanykindMay19th&20th• Yearbook–PassedouttoONLYthosewhopre-purchasedonMay

13th.• VolunteersPLEASE–OnMay20th,wearehavingactivitiesfor

6th, 7th and 8th graders who are eligible. Please come and help organize and support our community of kids that day.

Next Year –• OurPartnership–WehaveworkedcloselywiththeMetroCenter,

Dr.YemiStembridgeandPedroNoguerathisyeartodevelopourvision for Columbia’s future engagement of parents and students in the learning community. This partnership begins next year and I would like to share the first part of our story. We look forward to working closely with you to develop more of our story together next year.

Columbia Story – Chapter 1: Our Beliefs About Student LearningIt is our job to accelerate learning for every APS student every day!We believe that all students will learn and find academic achievement at higher levels. It is our commitment to create an environment in our classrooms and in our building resulting in high levels of performance and growth within our community of learners. We are confident that, with our support, students will master challenging academic material and become empowered learners. We are all accountable for our part in the success of every member of our learning community. We are

prepared, dedicated and determined to work collaboratively with colleagues, students, parents and our community to achieve a shared educational purpose that elevates ALL.Ourcommunityneedsustodoourjob!

Technology Focus School – Columbia has been selected to be a technology focus school starting next school year. We have always had a strong technology program, but this will grow with direct support, software and equipment provided to increase access and learning for students and adults. If you have a technology background and want to volunteer and support us in this work, please let us know!

Scheduling – Each year, we get questions regarding classesand when schedules are available. We will not be completing the scheduling process for next year until mid-July. We block these from view on parent portal until the schedules are com-plete. Please be patient, it takes time to build comprehensive schedule.

OpenEnrollment–Decisionsregardingopenenrollmentwillnot be made until early June. We had way more students move into the Columbia neighborhood this past year and have not been able to take open enrollment for the first time in over ten years. We will contact you if you are applying to come to Columbia from our surrounding schools.

5th Block final summer – This summer will be the last time we offer the 5th Block summer school. Parents of selected students have already been notified. Please help us make this a successful summer school experience.

Have a fabulous spring and summer vacation!

Steve Hamilton, Principal

SI USTED NECESITA INFORMACIÓN SOBRE CUALQUIER ARTÍCULO EN ESTE BOLETÍN,

POR FAVOR COMUNÍQUESE CON MITZI TORRES AL NÚMERO 303-690-6570

MensajedelDirectorComunidad de Columbia,Bienvenidosalfindeañoescolar2014-2015.Elcierredelañoinvolucramuchascosasquesonimportantes.Paramantenerelprocesosimpley enfocado, enlistare cosas importantes para considerar:

Fin de año – Último día de clases: 20 de mayo.• Procedimiento– o Limpieza de gabinetes será el viernes 15 de mayo. • Laúltimasemanadeescuelanosepermitiránlasmochilas,bolsasgrandes,bolsasdeplástico,carpetasgrandes,etc.• Papelylápiz/lapicerosolamente.• Notendremosningunaactividaddespuésdeescuelael19oel20demayo.• Anuarios(yearbooks)–serándistribuidosel13demayoalosestudiantesquieneslocompraronsolamente.• VoluntariosPORFAVOR–El20demayo,tendremosactividadesparalosestudianteselegiblesentodoslosnivelesdegrado.Porfavor

venga y ayude a organizar y a apoyar nuestra comunidad de niños ese día.

El próximo año –• Nuestrasasociaciones–HemostrabajadodirectamenteconelMetroCenter,elDr.YemiStembridgeyPedroNogueraesteañoparadesar-

rollarnuestravisiónparaelfuturocompromisoentreColumbiaypadresyestudiantesenlacomunidaddeaprendizaje.Estaasociacióncomienzaelpróximoañoynosgustaríacompartirlaprimerpartedenuestrahistoria.Esperamostrabajarconusteddecercaconustedpara desarrollar nuestra historia juntos el próximo año.

Historia de Columbia – Capitulo 1: Nuestros ideales sobre el aprendizaje estudiantil¡NuestrotrabajoconsisteenacelerarelaprendizajedetodoslosalumnosenAPStodoslosdías!Creemosquelostodoslosalumnosaprenderányencontraránrendimientoacadémicoanivelesmáselevados.Esnuestrocompromisoelcrearun ambiente en las aulas que darán resultados de niveles altos en rendimiento y crecimiento dentro de nuestra comunidad de estudiantes. Ten-emoslaconfianzaenque,consuapoyo,losalumnosdominaránmaterialacadémicodesafianteyseconvertiránenestudiantesempoderados.Todossomosresponsablespornuestrapartedeléxitodacadamiembrodenuestracomunidaddeestudiantes.Estamospreparados,dedicadosy determinados a trabajar en colaboración con colegas, estudiantes, padres de familia y nuestra comunidad para alcanzar un propósito de educacióncompartidoqueelevaaTODOS.¡Nuestracomunidadnecesitaquehagamosnuestrotrabajo!

Escueladeenfoquetecnológico–Columbiahasidoseleccionadaaserunaescuelaconenfoquetecnológicoempezandoelpróximoañoescolar.Siempre hemos tenido un programa de tecnología sólido, pero esto crecerá con apoyo directo, software y equipo provisto para aumentar el éxitoyelaprendizajeparaestudianteyadultos.Siustedtieneantecedentesdetecnologíayquiereservoluntarioyapoyarnosenestetrabajo,porfavordéjenossaber.

Horariosdeclases–Cadaaño,senospreguntacuándoestaránloshorariosdeclasesparaelpróximoañodisponibles.Noterminaremoselprocesodecrearhorariosdeclasesparalosestudianteshastamediadosdejulio.Nosotrosnopermitimosquelospadresveanhorariosdeclasespormediodelportaldepadreshastaquetodoestéterminado.Porfavorseapaciente,tomatiempoelcrearunhorariodeclasestanextenso.

Matriculación abierta – Las decisiones a las solicitudes de matriculación abierta no serán tomadas hasta principios de junio. Hemos tenido más estudiantes que se han movido al vecindario de Columbia esta ano pasado y no hemos podido aceptar estas peticiones de matriculación abierta porprimeravezenmásdediezaños.NosotrosnoscomunicaremosconustedsihasometidounasolicitudparamatriculaciónenColumbiaen lugar de otra de las escuelas en el área.

Veranofinaldela5taSesión–Esteveranoserálaúltimavezqueofreceremoslasesióndeescueladeveranodenombre“5thBlock”.Hemosnotificadoyaalospadresdeestudiantesquefueronseleccionadosparaasistir.Porfavorayúdenosatenerunaexitosaexperienciadeescuelade verano.

¡Que tengan una fabulosa primavera y vacaciones de verano!

Steve Hamilton, Director

ImportantNumbersAttendanceLine: 303-326-1651(24hours) MainOfficePhone: 303-690-6570Cafeteria: 303-326-1151 MainOfficeFax: 303-326-1251CounselingOffice: 303-326-1897(DirectLine) CounselingFax: 303-326-1898

Columbia’s Website: columbia.aurorak12.org

OfficeHoursMonday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PMWednesday: 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM

Student Hours: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 1st Bell – 8:20 AM 2ndBell– 8:30AM(Seatedinfirstperiodclasses) LastBell– 3:57PM(Studentsdismissedfortheday) Campus Cleared – 4:07 PM

StudentHours:EveryWednesdayisaLateStartDay 1st Bell – 9:50 AM 2ndBell– 10:00AM(Seatedinfirstperiodclasses) LastBell–3:57PM(Studentsdismissedfortheday) Campus Cleared – 4:07 PM

Breakfastisservedfrom8:00–8:15–ExceptonWednesdays.Students must come in through the cafeteria doors, on the east entrance of the building.Remember:NObreakfastonWednesday.

ImportantDatesComingUp…May5 AdvancedChoir,Band&Orchestra7:00pmMay6 6thGradeChoir,BandandOrchestra7:00pmMay7 IntermediateBandandOrchestra7:00pm PTSOMeeting,6:00pm,inStaffLoungeMay13 5thAnnualJasonRitterStaffvs.StudentsBasketballGameandFundraiser,4pmMay 15 All students locker clean-out!May18 TeacherIn-ServiceDay(NoSchool)May 20 Last Day of SchoolMay21 TeacherWorkday(NoSchool)May 22 5th Block Teacher WorkdayMay25 MEMORIALDAYMay 26-June 25 5th Block of Instruction

AttentionParents/GuardiansHave you moved? Does Aurora Public Schools have a current address on file for you? If not, you will need to visit Central-izedAdmissions(noappointmentnecessary)tocompletethe“StudentDemographicChange”form.Youmustbringcurrent***proof of address and a photo I.D. with you. Frequently Asked QuestionsQ. If I move from one address to another within APS, how do I enroll my child at the new school? Does my child have to change schools? Any time a family changes their address, they must visit one of our centralized admissions sites to verify residency and completetheStudentDemographicChangeForm.Oncetheaddress is verified, parents will be notified if there will be a change of school. If there is a change of school, you will be issued an admissions slip to take to the new school.If the parent’s address changes during the school year and the new address is no longer within the boundaries of the school, but still within the District, the student may complete the school year at the school the student is currently attending.A student who becomes a nonresident of the District dur-ing the school year shall be allowed to complete the current school year in the school that the student is attending, unless that school becomes unavailable by the action of the Board ofEducation.Q. I have several children that attend different schools. Will I need to contact them, too?No. Centralized Admissions will change the address andCentralized Admissions will notify each school.

Q. If several families live at the same address will this change the address for every family?No.Eachfamilyhasaseparatehouseholdeveniftheysharethesameaddress.Theparent/guardianofeachfamilyisre-sponsible for changing their own address.

Q. Where do I go and what are the hours?Centralized Admissions is open Monday-Friday, 7:30 a.m. to4:00p.m.Noappointmentnecessary.Thisofficeisopenyear-round(includingfall,winter[oneweekonly],springandsummerbreaks)butcloseddistrictholidays.

CentralizedAdmissionsOffice: 1085PeoriaStreet,Au-rora,CO80011 (SWcornerof11thAveandPeoriaSt) Contact us by phone at 303-326-2200 or fax at 303-326-1292

***For specific document requirements or to learn more about Centralized Admissions visit http://admissions.aurorak12.org.

Atenciónpadres/tutores…¿Sehancambiadodedomicilio?¿TieneeldistritoescolardelasEscuelasPúblicasdeAurorasudirecciónactualregistrada?Sisurespuestaes“no”,entoncesnecesitaránvisitarunaoficinade“CentralizedAdmissions”(ladematriculacióncentralizada),encualesnosenecesitahacercita,paracompletar la forma “FORMA DE CAMBIOS DEMOGRÁFICOSDELESTUDIANTE”.Tienequetraerun***comprobanteactualdedirección y una identificación con fotografía.

Preguntas comunesPregunta:SimecambiodedomicilioaotroquetambiénestádentrodeldistritoescolardelasEscuelasPúblicasdeAurora,entonces¿cómomatriculo a mi hijo en la escuela nueva? ¿Mi hijo necesitaría cambiarse de escuela?

Cada vez que una familia se cambia de domicilio, ellos deben visitar uno de nuestros sitios de matriculación centralizada para comprobar su direcciónyllenarlaFormadecambiosdemográficosdelestudiante.Unavez que se compruebe la dirección, se les notificará a los padres si habrá que cambiar de escuela o no. Si hay cambio de escuela, a ustedes se les entregaráunanotadeadmisión(una“admissionsslip”)parallevarlaala escuela nueva.Si se cambia la dirección de los padres durante el ciclo escolar y la direc-ciónnuevanoestádentrodeloslímitesdelaescuelaperoaúnestádentrode los límites del distrito escolar, entonces el estudiante puede terminar el ciclo escolar en la escuela a la cual asiste actualmente.Elestudiantequeseconvierteduranteelcicloescolaresenunapersonaque no es habitante del distrito escolar se le permitirá terminar el ciclo escolar actual en la escuela a la cual asiste, a menos que no se pueda ofrecer esa escuela por alguna acción que tome el Consejo Directivo de Educación.Pregunta: Tengo varios hijos que asisten a diferentes escuelas. ¿Tengo quecontactarconlasescuelastambién?No.LaoficinadeMatriculaciónCentralizadacambiaráladirecciónyMatriculación Centralizada notificará a cada escuela.

Pregunta: Si varias familias viven en la misma dirección, ¿esto cambiará la dirección para cada familia?No.Cadafamiliatieneunhogaraparteaunquetenganlamismadi-rección.Elpadre/tutordecadafamiliaesresponsableporcambiarsupropia dirección.

Pregunta: ¿A dónde voy y cuáles son las horas de oficina?Laoficinade“CentralizedAdmissions”(lasdematriculacióncentral-izada)estáabiertadelunesaviernes,desdelas7:30a.m.hastalas4:00p.m.Nosenecesitahacerunacita.Estaoficinaestáabiertadurantetodoelaño(abiertadurante losrecesosdeotoño, invierno[porsólounasemana],primaverayverano),peroestácerradadurantelosdíasfestivos del distrito escolar.

El sitio “CentralizedAdmissions” (lasdematriculacióncentralizada)está en la dirección: 1085PeoriaStreet,Aurora,CO80011 (Enlaesquinaalsudoestede11avenidayStdePeoria) Llámenosporteléfonoal303-326-2200,oenvíenosunfaxal303-326-1292

***Para requerimientos específicos de documentos o para aprender más sobrelamatriculacióncentralizada,visiteelsitioenlaInternet:http://admissions.aurorak12.org.

What’sGoingOninYourChild’sClassroom?7thgradesocialstudiesWe are excited to finish out the year strong. We will be wrapping up thisyearexploringtheRenaissance,Reformation,andEnlighten-ment, along with economics and its effect on our daily lives.

6thGradeScienceWe will be finishing the year with a flurry of fun and challenging ‘hands on’ activities. Students will learn how to classify living organisms.Theywilllearnaboutfoodchainsandpredator/preyrelationships. They will discover the advantages of camouflage and finish with our traditional bottle rocket and egg lander challenges. Weather permitting, we will launch bottle rockets on Tuesday, May 12th and drop the egg landers off the roof on Friday, May 15th.

ELDClassesELDstudentshavebeenworkingontwolargeprojectsthesepastfewweeks.Onegroupofstudentshasbeenlearningabouttheroleof a Forensic Pathologist. They have evaluated two crime scenes, and used the evidence to determine the cause of death. Based on their write up of the crime scene, they were either assigned the job of prosecution, defense, or juror. Students worked together to act outacourtroomscene.TheothergroupofELDstudentscreatedand acted out a restaurant scene. Students worked in groups to write a script and put on a play for their classmates. Both projects involved student creativity, team work, problem solving, speaking in front of an audience and writing.

We will finish the year off by creating computer games and follow-ing step by step directions.

SpecialMessagefor6thGradeStudentsAs the year winds down we want to congratulate you on all your accomplishments during your first year of middle school.

We are honored to have been your teachers throughout the course of the year. In celebration of all the achievements of this year, we are working to plan a field day on the last day of school. Students have the opportunity to earn their field day from now through the end of the year, and we encourage you to finish the year strong!

We also wanted to give a special shout out to all our 6th grade StudentsoftheMonth:MaKenzeeWinters,AndrewEbert,An-dreaAbundis,ReeceBerkey,ElizabethOrtega,MarshallSitompul,ElleJordan,DevinPhilio,JocelynTaylor,andJacobBroderickand Citizens if the Month: Lois Coffron, Carolina Sanchez, and Jonathon Markline.

5thAnnualJasonRitterStudentStaffBasketballGameFaculty members will play a basketball game against the 8th grade intramural players. The game will take place at about 4:15 on Wednesday, May 13th, in the main gym. Student athletes must be academically eligible with no recent discipline issues. Cost of entry for spectators is $1 or one non-perishable food item. Proceeds benefitalocalfoodbankandLincolnRitter’scollegefund.

NewsfromtheLibraryFriday May 1 is the last day to check out non-textbook materials from the library for the school year. Please check your locker and at home for library books and return as soon as possible. All books are due back by May 11.

Visit your public library and continue to enjoy reading over the summer.

RemembertokeepcollectingBoxtopsoverthesummerto bring back in the Fall. We were able to raise $123.00 for the library to buy new books this year!

ArtCornerWe hope that everyone had an opportunity to see Colum-bia’s artwork that was on display at the Aurora Mall for 2 weeks. It was a great display of CMS artwork and we are proud of all of our artists! We do want to congratulate the following students who won special awards for their artwork and an awards ceremony will be held on Saturday, May 9th at the PLCC.

Brady CarterIrvinMelendezRodriguezGabrielle CovingtonRobertMorrisSophia Telles ShaniaRangingsan

CelebratingAcademicAchievementPlease take a moment to read our list of students who have been recognized by our staff for being outstanding students either due to academic achieve-ments, math skills, community participation, among other things. These arethestudentswhohavebeenrecognized(asofnewslettersubmissiontoprinttime)sofarthisyear.

August:6thMakenzee WintersAndrewEbert

7th Autumn KellyRyanAzeruo

8th Beimnet MulugetaNickLambert

September & October:6th Andrea AbundisReeceBerkey

7th NicholasOlguinEssenceIvery

8th Destinie Medina del ValleRomaineLewis

No SOTM were selectedfor November

December:6thElizabethOrtegaMarshall Sitompul

7thMadison Griffin Isaac Juarez

8thDonovan StrouseOscarRangel

January:6thElleJordanDevin Philio

7thAshleyOrtegaCameron Johnson

8thMercy DominguezRaymondJohnson

February:6thJocellynn TaylorJacob Broderick

Citizenship AwardJonathon Markline

7thAbril PinedoLandon Steinkamp

Citizenship AwardAlejandra Haro

8thArianna HernandezNoahBarnett

Game24TournamentWinners!Columbia WinnersDevin Philio*Autumn KellySimeon PetrovBehzod Mirpochoev

* 6th Grader Devin Philio placed 2nd in the overall District-wide tournament.

AuroraScholars2014-20156th – Devin Philio7th – Aliza Davis8th–ChinaNoeun

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thei

r re

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d th

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an e

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he fo

llow

ing

are

just

a fe

w e

vent

s tha

t you

can

par

ticip

ate

in:

Pare

nt S

umm

er R

eadi

ng P

rogr

am C

halle

nge

Part

y M

artin

Lut

her

Kin

g Jr

. Lib

rary

Th

ursd

ay, M

ay 2

1, 4

p.m

.

Par

ents

, are

you

new

to th

e S

umm

er R

eadi

ng P

rogr

am C

halle

nge?

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’t w

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u a

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Rea

ding

Pro

gram

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ee re

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m to

kee

p ki

ds re

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l sum

mer

long

. Sta

rting

M

ay 2

9 –J

uly

25, k

ids

read

boo

ks, l

og in

read

ing

min

utes

, and

ent

er to

win

priz

es. Y

our j

ob is

to h

elp

them

co

mpl

ete

the

prog

ram

! Sum

mer

read

ing

help

s ki

ds m

aint

ain

or in

crea

se th

eir r

eadi

ng a

nd le

arni

ng s

kills

and

pa

rent

s ar

e th

e ke

y to

suc

cess

.

Sum

mer

Rea

ding

Pro

gram

Kic

k-of

f M

artin

Lut

her

Kin

g Jr

. Lib

rary

Sa

turd

ay, M

ay 3

0, 1

0:30

a.m

.

Sign

up

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he S

umm

er R

eadi

ng P

rogr

am, f

ind

out h

ow it

w

orks

and

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, cha

lleng

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nter

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iona

l fam

ily p

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rmer

s Jef

f and

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ge.

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pute

r Ba

sics:

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tin L

uthe

r K

ing

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ry!W

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sday

, Jun

. 24,

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.m. L

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how

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ter a

nd b

asic

skill

s of t

he In

tern

et.

Aur

ora

Polic

e K

9 U

nit D

emo:

Mar

tin L

uthe

r K

ing

Jr. L

ibra

ry, T

hurs

day,

Jul.

9, 2

p.m

. Y

ou’v

e se

en th

em o

n TV

. You

’ve

seen

them

on

the

stree

ts. L

earn

how

thes

e Su

perh

ero

dogs

are

tra

ined

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they

hel

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ice.

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ee D

ays:

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day,

Nov

embe

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Fri

day,

Nov

embe

r 13

/ T

hurs

day,

Nov

embe

r 19

Lo

catio

n: T

he D

enve

r Zoo

is lo

cate

d ne

xt to

City

Par

k on

23r

d A

venu

e in

Den

ver

The

popu

larit

y of

the

Den

ver Z

oo fr

ee d

ays s

omet

imes

cre

ates

long

line

s of t

raffi

c pa

rticu

larly

on

wee

kend

s. If

it is

not p

ossib

le to

par

k in

the

free

park

ing

gara

ge, y

ou

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ht w

ant t

o pa

rk o

n a

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t and

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k to

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zoo.

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ver

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free

days

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far t

he m

ost p

opul

ar D

enve

r fre

e da

ys fo

r fam

ilies

w

ith k

ids,

and

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typi

cally

hel

d du

ring

the

fall

and

win

ter.

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s lov

e to

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k th

roug

h th

e zo

o an

d w

atch

the

anim

als,

and

ther

e ar

e al

so fu

n ac

tiviti

es fo

r the

kid

s at v

ario

us lo

catio

ns th

roug

hout

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zoo,

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as t

he d

rum

s at

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o Ba

sin.

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u're

a D

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r res

iden

t or y

ou're

trav

elin

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roug

h D

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e zo

o's f

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, I h

ighl

y re

com

men

d sp

endi

ng a

day

at t

he D

enve

r Zoo

.

Den

ver

Mus

eum

of N

atur

e an

d Sc

ienc

e (fr

ee d

ays)

! M

useu

m o

f Nat

ure

and

Scie

nce

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s: S

unda

y, M

ay 3

1, M

onda

y, J

une

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unda

y, J

uly

26,

Mon

day,

Aug

ust 1

7, S

unda

y, S

epte

mbe

r 27

, M

onda

y, O

ctob

er 1

9,

and

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day,

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embe

r 9

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he to

p th

ings

to d

o in

Den

ver w

ith o

lder

kid

s, th

e D

enve

r Mus

eum

of N

atur

e an

d Sc

ienc

e is

a ha

nds-

on

educ

atio

nal m

useu

m th

at k

ids l

ove!

Thi

s dow

ntow

n D

enve

r mus

eum

has

a lo

t of f

ree

days

in

2015

and

is d

efin

itely

wor

th c

heck

ing

out.

Aur

ora

Hist

ory

Mus

eum

(alw

ays f

ree)

W

here

:150

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ast A

lam

eda

Park

way

Aur

ora,

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ral L

ibra

ry)

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n: T

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, Sat

urda

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lose

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onda

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lose

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ly 4

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pen

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for f

irewo

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vent

), Se

pt. 2

, Nov

. 11,

Nov

. 28-

29, a

nd D

ec. 2

5

The

Aur

ora

Hist

ory

Mus

eum

is fr

ee a

nd o

pen

ever

y da

y ex

cept

Mon

day

and

certa

in h

olid

ays.

Ther

e is

a pe

rman

ent d

ispla

y of

Aur

ora

histo

ry a

s wel

l as c

hang

ing

disp

lays

. Thi

s is a

gre

at D

enve

r are

a fre

e at

tract

ion,

whe

re y

ou c

an g

ain

a pe

rspe

ctiv

e on

the

real

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orad

o an

d th

e ea

rly d

ays o

f set

tling

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land

scap

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2015

Nat

iona

l Par

k Fr

ee D

ays

2015

Nat

iona

l Par

k Fr

ee D

ays:

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ust 2

5, S

epte

mbe

r 26,

Nov

embe

r 11.

The

Nat

iona

l Par

k Se

rvic

e of

fers

free

ent

ranc

e to

all

Nat

iona

l Par

ks a

few

tim

es

each

yea

r. Th

is is

a gr

eat w

ay to

exp

lore

our

bea

utifu

l Col

orad

o pa

rk la

nds.

The

Nat

iona

l Par

ks fr

ee d

ays a

re v

alid

at a

ll N

atio

nal P

arks

that

cha

rge

an e

ntra

nce

fee.

For

Den

ver a

nd

the

Fron

t Ran

ge, t

he n

eare

st pa

rks a

re R

ocky

Mou

ntai

n N

atio

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alth

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vera

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f you

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farth

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clud

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reat

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nd D

unes

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ck C

anyo

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the

Gun

niso

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s wel

l as A

rche

s / C

anyo

nlan

ds in

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h. A

trip

to a

N

atio

nal P

ark

is on

e of

the

best

thin

gs to

do

in C

olor

ado,

and

free

ent

ranc

e m

akes

it a

n ex

celle

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eal a

s w

ell.

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day

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ounc

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e pa

rk se

rvic

e to

cel

ebra

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ecia

l eve

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uch

as M

LK w

eeke

nd, N

atio

nal

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mer

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lic L

ands

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ver

Fire

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ree

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gr

andc

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adm

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atur

day,

Oct

ober

10.

201

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e da

ys: T

he D

enve

r Fi

refig

hter

's M

useu

m is

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enio

rs o

n th

e 2n

d Sa

turd

ay o

f eac

h m

onth

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Loca

tion:

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ntow

n D

enve

r at 1

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ont P

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The

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ver F

irefig

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free

day

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fun

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abou

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orad

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efig

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d th

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equi

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arm

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ms t

hrou

ghou

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yea

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ours

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re tr

ucks

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ush

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oder

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livin

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sit th

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rea

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he fr

ee d

ays a

re k

id o

rient

ed so

ther

e w

ill

be p

lent

y of

thin

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r the

you

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umm

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once

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Jun

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ver.o

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clud

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ith a

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once

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park

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anni

ng 1

0 w

eeks

acr

oss J

une,

July

and

Aug

ust,

the

colle

ctio

n of

loca

l mus

icia

ns in

this

year

's lin

eup

cros

ses c

ultu

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style

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refle

cts t

he m

usic

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ultu

ral d

iver

sity

of D

enve

r.

June

7: S

elin

a A

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June

14:

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ooth

Qua

rtet

June

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son

Rang

ell

June

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Ban

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July

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esse

rs

July

12:

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the

Mam

bote

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ly 1

9: C

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Cons

erva

tory

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he

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ly 2

6: L

ynn

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Aug

ust 2

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with

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arre

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endy

Fo

pean

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d Jo

ni Ja

nak

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ugus

t 9: T

he S

amm

y M

ayfie

ld R

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Den

ver

Mus

eum

of M

inia

ture

s, D

olls,

and

Toy

s

2015

Fre

e D

ays H

ours

and

Dat

es: F

ree

days

are

on

the

first

Sund

ay o

f eve

ry m

onth

from

1pm

to 4

pm.

Dat

es: J

une

7, Ju

ly 5

, Aug

ust 2

, Sep

tem

ber 6

, Oct

ober

4, N

ovem

ber 1

, Dec

embe

r 6

Loca

tion:

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aylo

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treet

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ver,

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twee

n 20

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1st A

venu

es

Adm

issio

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free

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omm

unity

Day

s but

don

atio

ns a

re a

ccep

ted

and

sugg

este

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$1

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erso

n. T

he D

enve

r Mus

eum

of M

inia

ture

s, D

olls,

and

Toy

s is a

ver

y po

pula

r Den

ver m

useu

m w

ith e

xhib

its h

ighl

ight

ing

rare

and

ant

ique

toys

from

ar

ound

the

wor

ld.

The

miss

ion

of th

e D

enve

r Mus

eum

of M

inia

ture

s, D

olls

and

Toys

is to

pro

vide

edu

catio

nal a

nd c

ultu

ral s

ervi

ces t

o th

e gr

eate

r Roc

ky M

ount

ain

regi

on th

roug

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e pr

eser

vatio

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xhib

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lect

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inte

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tatio

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atur

e C

ente

r, A

uror

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cati

on

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enve

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ou

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nd

Date

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pen e

very

day

sunri

se t

o s

unse

t.

Bluf

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e N

atur

e Ce

nter

is a

free

wild

life

and

natu

re c

ente

r par

k in

Aur

ora

in

the

Stap

leto

n ar

ea. H

ikin

g tra

ils w

ind

thei

r way

thro

ugh

the

park

, pas

sing

a se

ason

al la

ke a

nd o

verlo

oks.

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is an

exc

elle

nt D

enve

r are

a at

tract

ion

for

natu

re w

atch

ers.

Due

to th

e se

nsiti

ve n

atur

e of

the

area

as a

nat

ure

pres

erve

, hik

ing

and

jogg

ing

are

the

only

per

mitt

ed a

ctiv

ities

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bike

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ts ar

e no

t allo

wed

eith

er.

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ldre

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useu

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ver

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Day

s (fir

st T

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onth

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day

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ings

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uly

7, A

ugus

t 4, S

epte

mbe

r 1, O

ctob

er 6

, Nov

embe

r 4,

Dec

embe

r 2

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tion:

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ntow

n D

enve

r: 2

121

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ar th

e A

quar

ium

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REI

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ong

the

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te T

rail

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m.

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hand

s-on

mus

eum

in d

ownt

own

Den

ver i

s one

of t

he b

est D

enve

r fre

e ev

ents,

and

pro

vide

s you

ng

kids

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atur

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mus

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