The high winds are dangerous! Thank you, Dr. Peak, for putting our staff & students' safety first. Stay safe, everyone!
Teacher Appreciation This Week...and EVERY WEEK! May 6-10, 2024
Fifth and sixth grade 💫Skyway, Comets 💫 competed at our track and field day at CMHS today! Thank you Coach Sessions (junior & senior) for working so hard on this event! AND thank you to Mrs. Seabolt & Mrs. Persad for your efforts in the success of this EXCITING day for our Comets!
Congratulations to Ms. Lowe on a wonderful Skyway Art Show last night! Our Comets' creative artwork was on display, and we had so many families that had a fantastic time. Thank you for all of your hard work Ms. Lowe!
Dr. Ron Furstenau, (USAFA, ret.) wows Skyway 2nd graders with some COOL SCIENCE! Thank you Ms. Landreneaux & Mrs. Cross for inviting Dr. Furstenau back to Skyway!
⚛️ Science IS Cool! ⚛️
A beautiful day for this year's District wide 5th & 6th Grade Field Day at CMHS Stadium!
Skyway third graders had an amazing time touring Glen Eyrie castle today! Everyone learned so much about General Palmer and the history of Colorado Springs. Thank you, Mrs. Chisesi & Mrs.Bennett for giving our Comets this experience!
Thank you, Leah Lowe, for being an amazing art teacher in CMSD12. You inspire creativity and personal expression. Skyway loves you! 🩷🩵💛
It doesn't get more special than our yearly District-wide Art Show - student works across the grades and mediums... Absolutely incredible!!!
SKYWAY 5th graders competed in the Pikes Peak Regional Battle of the Books at Colorado College today and won 3rd place!!
Thank you , Jami Seabolt for your commitment to our Comets.
✨Congratulations, 5th graders!!✨
And thank you to our volunteers, including former Comet - Jefferson Hallock, for helping make this a memorable day for our Skyway Comets!
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We hope to see you at this year's 39th Annual Cheyenne Mountain Arts Celebration on Thursday, April 18, 2024, at CMHS...doors open at 4:30pm!
3rd Grade Comets performed several songs for friends & family at Skyway this afternoon. Thank you for instilling a love of music in our students, Ms. RC! 🎶🎵🎶🎵
🏃♀️ 🏃♂️ 🏃 CMHS Track athletes joined our Skyway Comets this morning for our Sky’s the Limit Marathon mile #16! We love the community connections that we have in CMSD12. Thank you for running with us!
☀️ Skyway students gathered to view the solar eclipse today. What an amazing sight! ☀️
Three Skyway 5th grade girls are being honored for their entries in the Student Spaceflight Experiments Program (SSEP) Mission 18 Mission Patch Design Contest.
I am so proud of our 5th grade Comets and Mrs. Jami Seabolt. All Skyway students in 5th grade submitted designs for the SSEP Mission 18, which will travel to the to the International Space Station. UCCS sponsored this contest, with one of the project goals being to engage our community. We are all so pleased to announce that Zoey Lane, Ariyah Schrimsher and Evelyn Jacobs had patch designs that were chosen as one of the top 13 designs for the SSEP Mission 18, K-6 Mission Patch Design Contest!
Thank you to Mrs. Seabolt for continuing to spark curiosity about Space and Science in our Comets! Jami is passionate about inspiring students to ask questions and find answers about their world, especially as it relates to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. Zoey’ Lane's design is the runner up out of 348 submissions! Her design will be made into stickers and be used to promote next year’s SSEP Mission 18 Mission Patch Contest. Way to go Skyway Comets!
Happy Eclipse Day with our Skyway Comets☀️🌖😎!
A busy morning of teaching and learning for our Skyway Comets!
Rainbow Team’s Ocean Fair for Skyway’s 1st and 2nd grade is the culminating celebration of 4 weeks of lessons, research, presentations and a field trip to the Denver Aquarium to learn about ocean creatures, zones, geography, human-impact, conservation and protection.
This afternoon was the Science Olympiad bottle rockets competition. 🚀💫
5th grade Comets, Jack Dill and Liam Brown, won FIRST place!! They were up against several teams from the other elementary schools, but their bottle rocket design prevailed as the rocket that had the most time in the air.
Hadley Jamieson and Freddy Wills did a great job as well with their rocket.
Congratulations to these Skyway Comets!!.
Skyway grade level teacher teams collaborate with support staff teams about student needs during "Speed Dating" this afternoon. Great work Skyway!
