Students at St. Vrain Valley’s Innovation Center got a hands-on lesson this week in artificial intelligence as they learned to program a DeepRacer self-driving car, then tested them on a large track.
“You learn by doing,” said Dominic Herrera, a Longmont High School incoming sophomore. “It’s race cars. It’s competitive. I signed up for the race cars, and I got the key to how to program an AI. It’s cool. You feel like a mastermind.”
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Wellness, Culture, and Safety Inventory
Dear Parents and Guardians: We thank you and your family for being our valued partners as we work together to educate our children. Ongoing feedback is important as we strive to maintain a positive school culture where students thrive and succeed. In order to learn more about the climate within St. Vrain Valley Schools, every […]
TrojanTech receives anonymous grant
The St. Vrain Valley School District announced that Longmont High School’s Pathways in Technology Early College High School Program, or P-TECH, received a three grant from an anonymous donor. The funding will support several key components of the program. SVVSD offers P-TECH at four of its district high schools including Skyline, Frederick, Silver Creek and Longmont […]
A heartfelt thank you to our community
Dear St. Vrain Valley Community, Yesterday marked a historic moment for our schools and community as voters overwhelmingly approved Ballot Issue 5C, demonstrating once again the extraordinary commitment our community has to advancing public education and creating a stronger future for all students. This $739.8 million investment represents far more than building improvements and new […]
