h2 {display: none;} blockquote {color: #676767} .blog-post-featured-img.img-overlay {display:none;} .top-title-wrapper {background-color: black;} #header {border: none;} Tayler Rocha, a River Watch student at Monte Vista, Pictured here with her teacher, Loree Harvey, has gained international recognition for her work on water quality! In 2010, a 6500 acre wildfire scorched the Medano Creek watershed, a premier feature with high public use at the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Prese...

h2 {display: none;} blockquote {color: #676767} .blog-post-featured-img.img-overlay {display:none;} .top-title-wrapper {background-color: black;} #header {border: none;} We are very proud to announce that our own Loree Harvey of Monte Vista has won the prestigious Chevrolet GREEN Educator Award for 2012. Loree is one of only 5 teachers nationwide to win the award. We are proud to have nominated her for this award. Loree, thank you for all you have given your students and your commi...

h2 {display: none;} blockquote {color: #676767} .blog-post-featured-img.img-overlay {display:none;} .top-title-wrapper {background-color: black;} #header {border: none;} The Subaru Foundation for America Grant Collecting Data for Cleaner Water Through the Colorado River Watch program, more than 75,000 students have collected data for use by the state of Colorado. Currently, 55 schools have this program in their classrooms, with 825 kids actively collecting the data. Beyond the ...