Help us welcome Caroline Mosqueda to the Preschool team at Twin Peaks! She will be an Instructional Assistant.
Hello My name is Carolina. Working with young children has always been
something that I saw myself doing since I was in Middle school. I have about 3 years of
experience working with children of all ages from infants all the way to
5th Graders. I am currently attending CU Denver to get my degree in Elementary Education. Previous to CU, I attended Front Range Community College through Highschool and I have experience doing computer science and Business. Other than work and school, I love to go to the mountains with family and friends.
Welcome, Dr. Fritz! We're thrilled to have her joining our Secondary English team!
Hi, my name is Dr. Megan Fritz, and I’m excited to join the staff at Twin Peaks as an 8th grade English teacher. I’m originally from Arkansas, but moved to Colorado over fourteen years ago. I attended a classical school from sixth grade through twelfth grade, and I love the depth of knowledge found in classical literature. My husband and I chose Twin Peaks Classical Academy for our three children who have been students in the elementary for the last three years, and we love the curriculum, culture, and community of the school. I love teaching students of any age from homeschooling our three children through the pandemic to teaching at the college level at Colorado State University. I consider myself to be a lifelong student and I love sharing what I’ve learned with others. During my free time I enjoy gardening and learning a lot of life lessons from our collection of animals including dogs, cats, rabbits, chickens, quail, and our recently added miniature goats. I’m looking forward to getting to know the middle school students and helping them hone their reading, writing and rhetoric skills.
Please give a welcome to our new science teacher, Sebastian Roeder! You may recognize him as he is already our Men's soccer coach and we are now excited to have him join the team on staff!
Hello, Twin Peaks! I'm thrilled to be joining the science faculty this year. I have a passion for science education fueled by a B.S. in Health Sciences, an M.A.T., and an M.S. in Exercise Science. (Plus, a PhD in Health Sciences is on the horizon!)
When I'm not in the classroom (now in my 5th year!), you might find me exploring the world of science with my wife, Sarah, and our dog, Coco. Outside of science, I love getting lost in a good book, rocking out on the drums, or – no surprise here – chasing a soccer ball! Get ready for a year of engaging science exploration!
Attention TIMBERWOLVES NATION! The annual End of Summer Alumni Basketball game Friday August 2nd in the big gym . Come check out the newest crop of Timberwolves as they compete against some of our recent and not so recent graduates. The event will be at 5 pm. The athletic entrance will be unlocked at 4:30. Admission of $2 will be charged at the door for all staff, parents and alumni! Current students will be admitted free of charge.
Join us in a welcome to Ms. Walvoort, but by the time you meet her, she will likely already be Mrs. Wanninger! She is joining our Special Education team and we are excited to have her! My name is Jessica Walvoort (soon to be Wanninger!) and I enjoy travelling, experiencing new cultures, and building lasting relationships. I grew up in Wisconsin and Iowa, but for the last two years I called Managua, Nicaragua home. I have a passion for working in the Special Education realm and I am very excited to work as the Secondary Special Education teacher at Twin Peaks.
Welcome to Ms. Kane! She will be joining the Twin Peaks community this year as both a long-term orchestra substitute and a part-time orchestra teacher upon Ms. Ong's return! Regan Kane received a Bachelor of Arts from Drake University and a Masters of Music from the University of Colorado. In addition to receiving scholarship and the Frank Noyes Violin Award at Drake University, she was also a recipient of a full scholarship and TA position while studying chamber music with the world-renowned Takács String Quartet at the University of Colorado. She has been an active professional music educator for 22 years and a professionally performing musician for 27 years in the Front Range area. Living as a professional performing artist, she is a member of the Opera Colorado Orchestra and the Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra and regularly performs with the Colorado Ballet Orchestra. As a professional music educator, she is Co-founder of Flatirons Strings Academy as well as a violin/viola instructor since 2005. During the past twenty years, she has also served as the Conductor for Colorado Youth Symphony’s Sinfonia Orchestra; Director and Instructor of A MidSummer’s Day Dream String Camp; Clinician for Wyoming State String Clinic; Chamber Music Coach for Colorado Youth Symphony Chamber Music Camp and String Quartet Program of Northern Colorado; and String Orchestra Teacher for Peak to Peak Charter School. Besides her passion for music and education, Ms. Kane loves to ski, mushroom forage, and walk and bike to explore nature.
A big Timberwolf welcome to our new High School English teacher, Ms. Lovely! Ms. Lovely is originally from Fort Collins, and she is excited to return to Northern Colorado from Arizona. She studied history at Grand Canyon University, and attended the Leadership and the American Presidency Program through The Ronald Reagan Institute and George Mason University in Washington D.C. Ms. Lovely spent the past year teaching Humane Letters at a Great Hearts Academy in Phoenix, Arizona. The years prior she worked for the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools with its Strategic Development team, as well as with the Academic and Career Excellence Center at Grand Canyon University as the Expert Writing LEAD. Ms. Lovely attended a classical charter school from elementary through high school in Northern Colorado, and she understands the rigors and beauty of a classical education. Outside of the classroom, Ms. Lovely enjoys spending time with friends and family, enjoying the Colorado seasons (particularly fall), and shopping at Trader Joe’s. She loves chai and sweater weather, especially when they are accompanied by a good book. She is thrilled to be back in Northern Colorado teaching English at Twin Peaks!
🎉 Reminder: Popsicles with the Principals is Tomorrow! 🎉
We hope your summer has been fantastic so far! As we gear up for the new school year, we invite you to join us tomorrow, July 10th, from 5:00 - 7:00 PM on the playground at Twin Peaks Classical Academy. Come and enjoy popsicles while socializing with friends and meeting/reconnecting with your Principals. This will be a great opportunity for:
🍦 New and Prospective Families: Meet the Principals, ask questions, and experience our wonderful school community.
🍦 Current Families: Catch up with friends over a cool treat.
🍦 Kids: Run around, play games, and make new friends before the school year begins.
Bring your energy, questions, and your sweet tooth, and let's have a blast! We look forward to seeing you there! 🌟
Join us on Wednesday, July 10th from 5:00 - 7:00 pm for a fun-filled evening on the playground! Enjoy FREE popsicles, meet/reconnect with your principals, and get to know our amazing community 🌞 This event is perfect for: 🌱 New and prospective families 🌈 Current families 🍭 Kids It's a fantastic way to explore our school, connect with others, and enjoy a laid-back summer evening. So bring your energy, your questions, and your sweet tooth, and let's have a blast! 😎✨ Tag your friends and family, and anyone who might be interested in joining our school community. We can't wait to see you! 🙌 #SVVSD #MeetThePrincipals #SchoolCommunity #ProspectiveFamilies #CurrentFamilies #NewFamilies #SummerFun #FamilyEvent #PopsicleParty #BackToSchool
Elementary Summer Camp is in the books! This week is so much fun, and I loved every minute of it. Thank you to the HS Athletes who came out and helped with the kids. I appreciate you, and those little's love you guys. See you next year, Happy Summer. p.s., I think they liked break time the BEST!
Throwback to the end of our spring semester, when Personal Finance students participated in a cost of living game using real world scenarios!
All Twin Peaks high school students take Personal Finance to think about how to use their money responsibly.
Here's a throwback to one of our favorite Twin Peaks traditions:
At the end of the semester, middle school students join high schoolers in small group discussions surrounding the nature of fortitude. In order to develop ideas, students are drawing on their readings from History and English, making observations, and wrestling with what's necessary for fortitude to form within an individual and/or a community. It's become a tradition that we have cross-grade discussions in preparation for finals week, and we are always amazed at the level of engagement our students bring to these explorations. Proud day to be a Timberwolf!
Timberwolves Nation, come say hello at Berthoud Day today. 11am -6 pm And get a Twin Peaks Classical Academy tattoo. Happy Summer.
🎉 Twin Peaks Classical Academy at Berthoud Day, tomorrow, June 1st!🎉
We invite all of our current families to stop by and say hi. Enjoy a day of festivities with a parade, live music, food vendors, and more!
📅 Date: Saturday, June 1st
📍 Location: Berthoud Park
We look forward to seeing you there! 🌟
Congratulations to the elementary students earning awards for academic growth and showing their six pillars consistently! We are proud of our Timberwolves!
Of course teachers couldn't resist a little field day fun!
The rainy weather held off and everyone enjoyed field day!
Two of our recently graduated athletes brought home medals from the state track meet! Josh Bishop came in second place in the 300m hurdles with a time of 39.46s. Yannis Diby came in seventh in the 200m dash with a new school record of 22.59s. Read the last newsletter of the school year here: https://5il.co/2m5w0
Congratulations to our amazing Kindergarten graduates! 🎓🎉 We are so proud of each and every one of you for all the hard work, growth, and achievements throughout the year. It's been a joy to watch you learn, grow, and make new friends. As you move on to the next chapter of your educational journey, always remember the lessons you've learned and the memories you've made. Thank you to the parents, teachers, and staff who have supported these young minds along the way. Here's to a bright future ahead!🌟
Don't forget to join PTO for our last dine out fundraiser of the school year. Come join us at Cold Stone from 4-10pm and we will get 15% of all sales! Be sure to mention TPCA PTO when you order.
