SCHOOLS
 GVHS |
Grand Valley High SchoolGrand Valley High School was opened in September of 2002. GVHS is home to the Fighting Cardinals. GVHS is a class 3A for extra curricular activities. Click the picture to the left to visit the GVHS home page. Principal: Ryan Frink Address: 800 Cardinal Way – |
 GVMS |
Grand Valley Middle SchoolGrand Valley Middle School will open this fall. GVMS is home to the Panthers. GVMS will host the districts 6th, 7th and 8th grade students. GVMS is new state of the art education center and we welcome all of you come out for a visit Principal: Scott Pankow Address: 0364 Sipprelle Drive
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 SJE |
St John Elementary SchoolSt John Elementary School was opened in the fall of 1983 as St John Middle School, and converted to its current status in the fall of 2009. SJE is home to the Raptors. This year SJE welcomed the districts 4th and 5th grade students to the building. Principal: Jory Sorensen Address: 0460 Stone Quarry Road |
 BUE |
Bea Underwood Elementary SchoolBea Underwood Elementary was opened in the fall of 1982. BUE is home to the Eagles. BUE is home to the districts 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade students. Principal: Brian Berg Address: 0741 Tamarisk Trail |
 CFL |
Center for Family LearningThe Grand Valley Center for Family Learning is housed in the old Grand Valley School building, which is currently being remodeled and enlarged thanks to a successful Bond election in November 2006. The building that once housed K-12 now houses Head Start, PreSchool, and Kindergarten classrooms. The additions to the buildings will be used to expand on all the current services offered, plus provide a place for Families to be a part of the education of their children. The remodel is scheduled to be done in November of 2008. The oldest part of the building, built in 1936, will still be visible as we try to keep a part of our local school history alive. Principal: Rebecca Ruland Address: 100 East 2nd Street |
 Career Center |
Grand Valley Career CenterThe Grand Valley Educational Career Center re-opened its doors in August of 2005. Thanks to a Department of Local Affairs Grant, (DOLA) Garfield County School District No. 16 was able to remodel the North Annex and turn it into the Grand Valley Education Career Center. In cooperation with Colorado Mountain College the building is becoming a bustling center. The Dual Credit College/High School (PSEO) courses are held here. These are college courses taught by college professors by which our Grand Valley High School students receive college credit and high school credit both for one class. This allows a student to receive up to 35 college credits before they leave high school. Colorado Mountain College classes are also open to the public. Grand Valley High School’s Alternative Education Program is held here during the school year. Director: Sherry Loschke Address: 281 N. Parachute Avenue |