Timberline PK8’s Weekly Digital Newsletter
March 9, 2026
Principal’s Den
Dear Wolfpack Families,
Welcome to the final week before Spring Break!
This week, we are looking forward to our music concerts, featuring performances from our middle school musicians as well as our 4th and 5th grade students. We’re excited for families to see the hard work our students have put into preparing for these performances.
Our middle school Track and Field season and middle school soccer season are also getting underway, and we wish all of our student-athletes a great start to their seasons.
To add a little fun before the break, we’ll have a tropical-themed Spirit Day on Friday, so students are encouraged to wear their best tropical attire. Finally, we invite families to join us for Cafecito on Friday morning, a great opportunity to connect, learn together, and build community.
Thank you for your continued partnership in supporting our students and school community. We hope you have a wonderful week and look forward to a restful Spring Break ahead! 🌴
We are featuring all of the amazing things happening in our classrooms on social media. You can find us at:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TimberlinePK8/ (TimberlinePK8)
Twitter: https://twitter.com/TimberlinePK8 (@TimberlinePK8)
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/timberlinesvvsd/ (timberlinesvvsd)
Our website: https://tpk8.svvsd.org/
As always, our administrative team and office team are here to support you and your children. Please reach out with any questions you might have. Thank you for your partnership and for your continued support of the Timberline Wolfpack! #powerofthepack
Best wishes,
Audrey Seybold, Principal
Leader of the Pack
Family Calendars
Please check our Family Calendar for important start of the school year dates!
Upcoming Events
Monday 3/9: MS Spring Concert at Vance Brand Auditorium 6pm
Thursday 3/12: 4th & 5th grade Music Performance at 6pm
Friday 3/13: Cafecito
Grade Level Newsletters
Each month, teachers will create a grade level newsletter with important information for the month. Teachers will send these directly to families, but we will also link the newsletters in the Howl for you.
Visitor Identification Reminder
To help us maintain a safe and secure school environment, all visitors are required to carry a valid form of identification when coming to campus. Please be prepared to show your ID to the camera before being granted entry into the building.
We appreciate your cooperation in helping keep our school community safe.
Transportation Update
To continue prioritizing the safety of our students and transportation staff, we will be implementing an adjustment to our drop-off and pick-up procedures. Please read the attached letter for changes starting Monday, 3/23. Thank you!
Spirit Day
On Friday, March 13th, our student council would like to have a Tropical Theme Spirit Day. Wear your brightly colored clothing, florals, and sandals!
Spring Break Reading Challenge
We are encouraging students to READ, READ, READ over spring break. Our school-wide goal is to read 60,000 minutes on myON, Sora, and Learning Ally over Spring Break! That means each student would read about 100 minutes. If we meet this goal for our school, we will have a popsicles and a DJ Dance Party! Check out the Spring Break Reading Challenge flyer as well as the March Madness slidedeck to learn more about our fun reading initiatives.
PIE Session
We are excited to invite you to our 11th PIE session, Supporting Healthy Choices for Youth, Tuesday, March 10th, at Rocky Mountain Elementary. This session will be led by Marinela Mainero-Goodwin, who will guide parents in exploring what helps protect youth and what increases risk for substance use. She will also share insights from Healthy Kids data, comparing our community to state and national trends, and highlight where youth are thriving and how families can offer even more support.
Here’s what to expect:
- Dinner: 5:15–6:00 p.m.
- Parent and children’s sessions: 6:00–7:30 p.m.
Our children’s session, Healthy Choices for Growing Bodies, will help kids learn what keeps their bodies healthy and strong. They will talk about nutritious foods and why they are good for us.
Falcon Fest: Get Ready to see excellence in action!
Skyline High School is thrilled to invite our parents and the entire community to Falcon Fest on March 12. This is our premier night to celebrate the incredible talent, hard work, and innovation of our amazing students and staff!
From breathtaking gallery walks in our Visual Arts department to show-stopping numbers from our students, this event is designed to showcase the creative spirit that makes Skyline so special.
Come see firsthand how our Falcons are blending traditional artistry with future-ready skills! We can’t wait to fill our halls with the energy of our community. Grab your family, mark your calendars for March 12, and prepare to be inspired by the best of Skyline!
26-27 Preschool Registration
Registration for St. Vrain Valley Schools’ 2026-27 preschool programs begin Dec. 9, 2025. Families can choose from high-quality, five-day programs, including half-day and select full-day options at schools across St. Vrain. The Colorado Universal Preschool (UPK) application is included in St. Vrain’s form, and families are encouraged to apply early for the best chance of placement at their preferred school.
2026-2027 Preschool Program Locations
2026-2027 Preschool Registration Information
Learn More About Preschool Programming
Registration Open for Elementary Project Launch
🚀 Mission: Project Launch — Timberline’s Summer Learning Adventure!
At Timberline PK-8, we believe our Wolf Pack keeps learning, growing, and exploring together. This summer, we are inviting students to join Mission: Project Launch, an exciting learning opportunity designed to help our students stay sharp and continue building their skills before the next school year begins. Mission: Project Launch gives our students the chance to keep their minds active while exploring new ideas and continuing their learning journey with their Timberline community.
Students will:
- Strengthen their reading and writing skills through targeted daily literacy practice
- Explore science and social studies through engaging content literacy activities
- Build confidence and understanding through focused math exploration
Learn, collaborate, and grow alongside their fellow Timberline Wolf Pack
Program Details
- Transportation provided from predetermined bus stops for qualifying families
- Breakfast and lunch provided daily
- Open to students exiting Kindergarten through 4th Grade
- Available at no cost to families
Date & Times
June 1 – June 25, 2026
Monday-Thursday
8:30-3:30 PM
Attending all 16 days is critical.
This summer, our Timberline students will launch into learning, explore new ideas, and continue building the skills that help them succeed. Because at Timberline, One School. One Team. Together We’re Complete. 🧩🐺
We will close individual grade levels when full. Space is limited! To register, please contact your school or teacher for a registration form, and return your completed form to either your child’s teacher, or the school office. There is no online registration format. You will be notified if your child is placed on a waitlist for this program.