




"I recently completed my Master of Science in Teaching and Learning - Principal Licensure through the CSU-G program. I am currently a high school math teacher at Merino High School and am finishing up my 16th year in education. My goal has directed me towards becoming a high school principal, and this program gave me a lot of valuable insight from an educational leadership perspective.
One of the main reasons I chose the program was because of the support from Northeast BOCES. Their financial assistance gave me the opportunity to continue my education, and I appreciate them making that possible. Since the program was fully online, I was able to work it around teaching, coaching multiple sports, and family life. There were plenty of late nights and a lot of time management over the past two years, but I am thankful for the experience and the opportunities it has created moving forward.
At the end of the day, it is all about helping students grow, prepare for life after high school, and become good people along the way." - Nathan Schmidt
Kaylene's goal is to become an early childhood teacher because she enjoys helping young children learn, grow, and build confidence. She hopes to return to her hometown to teach and make a positive impact on local students and families. Committed to creating a supportive learning environment where every child feels valued and encouraged to succeed, Kaylene plans to use her education to give back to her community and inspire the next generation of learners. The Future Rural Educator Scholarship will help make her college education more affordable as she pursues these goals.

Congratulations to the 3rd-5th grade, Revere's A Team! Second place A team was Wray and Third place was Otis!
For the 6-8th Grades, Congratulations to Wray! Revere came in Second place and Merino followed with Third place!
All of them worked all year to achieve great results!


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April 28, 2026
The Arc of Northeast Colorado will be hosting an inclusive community pool party on Saturday June 13, 2026 from 6:00 – 8:00 PM at the Sterling Rec Center.
Here's a link to register: RSVP:
https://givebutter.com/northeast-pool-party-u38dka
It is a free event where pizza, beverages, music, and a lot of fun are provided! The Arc of Northeast Colorado asks that those who attend bring their own towel and sunblock.
Please help share this invitation with families in our region!



Meet Monica Miller, school social worker at the Northeast BOCES. She has been in the profession for four years and is motivated by advocacy and equity.
For Monica, the most rewarding part of her work is building authentic relationships and earning the trust of students who may not easily trust adults. It's powerful for her to create spaces where students feel emotionally safe, valued, and understood. "Every student deserves a genuine sense of belonging," she says.
Outside of work, she likes spending time with her family and gardening. She also thoroughly enjoys being outdoors in the Colorado sunshine.



Register for our golf tournament also!!
Contact: Anthonya Kahrs, akahrs@neboces.org for more info!









March 11, 2026 @ 5:00
Learn more about current openings, pathways to teaching, including Alternative Licensure, Degree Pathways, and Funding

JOIN THIS WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY!!
Register today for the February 7th Parent / Guardian Mini-Conference! VIRTUAL!!
This free event, hosted by the northeast SEAC (NE BOCES, RE-1 Valley, and Morgan Re-3) is designed to support families of children with disabilities by providing helpful information, practical resources, and opportunities to connect with other parents and professionals. We hope you’ll join us for a morning of learning, collaboration, and community. Registrations before January 30th are appreciated. Call Michelle Patterson, NE BOCES Sped Director, for more information at 1-970-521-2771.

Parents, guardians, and caregivers are invited to the Northeast Colorado Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) Parent Conference on Saturday, February 7th from 9 AM to 12 Noon. This free event offers helpful information, practical resources, and opportunities to connect with other families and professionals. The conference will be held in Sterling at the Hagen Early Education Center (301 Hagen Street), with virtual sessions available. Register at https://forms.gle/Q72eN6MKY4LjnVTaA or call your local Special Education Director. For NEBOCES Michelle Patterson 970-521-2771 ext. 3313, RE-1 Valley Elizabeth Mauler 970-522-0792 ext. 1240 and Fort Morgan Hallie Silz 970-867-5633 ext. 0128.









Adventure Vision will be providing eye exams and glasses to the Yuma Community on Tuesday, January 20, 2026! Appointment is required. For more information call the Yuma Schools.


