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Chamber Orchestra Celebrating Regional Competition
Academy Community Relations

The Academy's Chamber Orchestra will be performing at the ASTA State Festival on April 24th.

This group recently performed at the Regional ASTA Festival and received a "Superior" Rating - the highest rating possible.

Academy students participating at the regional FBLA competition
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 Academy students recently participated in the Future Business Leaders of America district competition.

Last week, a group of Wildcat students attended the Future Business Leaders of America conference at Longmont High School. District 2 comprises regional high schools such as Legacy, Monarch, Boulder, Stargate, Longmont, and Broomfield. Our students competed in Live Events ranging from Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Business Plan, Hospitality, and Public Speaking. Before the Conference, some Academy students participated by independently testing in subjects such as Agribusiness, Real Estate, Hospital Administration, Business Communications, Data Security and AI, Cybersecurity, Project Management, Personal Finance, and Business Law. 

We are excited to announce that we had three Wildcats qualify for the FBLA State Conference in April! Congratulations to Vinny Vu and Sarah Reum (Entrepreneurship) and Sabir Khadjaev (Intro to Public Speaking)!

Academy High School Students Visit the State Capitol for Advocacy Day
Academy Community Relations

A group of Wildcat High School students recently participated in Charter School Advocacy Day at that state capitol.

Advocacy Day is organized by the Colorado League of Charter Schools and brings together charter school students, teachers, and leaders from across Colorado for a day of advocacy, learning, and leadership. Student participants gain insight into the legislative process, learn effective advocacy strategies, and explore education bills that could impact charter schools. They also have the opportunity to meet with elected officials to discuss the unique needs of charter schools and how policymakers can support them.

Academy student profile photo
Academy Community Relations

Through her accomplishments at the Gateway to College program, Analese Gonzalez has earned a scholarship to study abroad this summer with the Where There Be Dragons program.

During her time at Gateway, Analese has cultivated success both in habits and in grades. Despite a demanding work schedule at Alternative Auto Care – and often balancing pet/house sitting— Analese has maintained a 4.0 GPA and has not only met, but exceeded scholarship expectations.

Beyond this, Analese creates meaningful work that showcases her creative depth and academic range. Whether writing personal narratives or solving complex equations, she naturally integrates her learning to grow and evolve as a human. She is a natural student, a graceful leader, and a compassionate friend whose authentic encouragement and unconditional support uplift everyone around her. Her resilience in challenge, maturity in crisis, and empathy in communication enrich our community every day.

Logo for the Colorado All-State Choir
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Top Wildcat singers competed against thousands of students from across the state, showcasing their skills, musical abilities, and dedication to singing.

Middle School student Stella March and High School students Jack Becker and Sophia Sosin earned all-state honors. To make it into this prestigious group, they had to demonstrate their amazing solo voices, music theory skills, and listening abilities in front of a panel of live judges. What a tremendous accomplishment! 

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