WARRIOR CONNECTION
WARRIOR CONNECTION
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March 2nd, 2026
WE WARRIORS, WE... ARE ONE | RESPECT ALL | PRACTICE EXCELLENCE | HAVE FUN
Welcome to our Warrior Connection Newsletter for the 2025/2026 School year. This newsletter will be sent out twice a month to share events, updates, resources and reminders throughout the school year. It will have some very important information inside, please make sure to check it out every other week!
upcoming events
upcoming events
March
4th: Chat & Chill w/Counselors (See flyer for more info)
10th: Spring Sports Pictures
12th: In Person Parent/Teacher Conferences
13th: Virtual Parent/Teacher Conferences (Asynchronous Learning Day)
17th: Prom formal wear donation date @ ERA (See flyer for more info)
21st: 27j Prom Closet @ ERA - 9am
31st: Prom Assembly
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Front Range Community College:
College Info Night for: Fall 2026
College Info Night for: Fall 2026
What: Information regarding Concurrent Enrollment College Classes for the 2026 Fall Semester
Who should attend: Any student interested in taking college classes in the fall who has never taken classes before, and who has never attended a meeting prior. Mandatory to attend virtually and bring a parent or guardian
When: Tuesday, March 10th
Time: 6:00 to 7:00 p.m.
Where: Google Meet
Phone Numbers
(US)+1 315-965-2514
PIN: 570 230 401#
Why you should consider taking concurrent enrollment college courses:
It’s a great experience for preparing you for college.
It’s FREE! All college classes are free with the exception of books and fees.
Concurrent enrollment college credits transfer to any Colorado college or university.
You can get dual credit. Many of the classes count toward your high school credits that are required to graduate.
If you have any questions please see your counselor!
Want to know how you can support our ERA Community? Click below for some ways to donate and give back to the school!
Student Article
Student Article
The Student Council provides incredible opportunities for students to help with activities that will positively affect the community. People across Colorado are in need, and at Eagle Ridge, we would like to do our part to support them. We feel that while helping others with small acts of kindness may not always seem like much, it is still an act of kindness that should be done, and we are proud to be able to join together in a cause that is larger than ourselves.
In February 2025, Student Council members volunteered their time assisting A Precious Child with their mission of providing clothing for families in need. The primary goal of providing clothing is to keep children and adults warm and safe throughout the winter months in Colorado. All clothing distributed by A Precious Child is received from members of the community, demonstrating compassion in action.
The experience of being there to support and take part in a movement toward such an important cause will not be forgotten by any of the participants. There is a unique satisfaction associated with knowing your time and efforts for this cause may have helped someone at a critical time in their life and have also potentially saved a life. The experiences of this nature will serve as a constant reminder of the importance of serving others and the significant difference that we can all make when we unite as one. Together, we can continue to inspire positive change in our community and beyond.
By: Carter Nolly
Student IDs
If your student Id is not working or if there is a misspelling, please come to the front office for us to reprint your ID.
YOU MUST BE WEARING YOUR LANYARD AROUND YOUR NECK WITH YOUR ID AT ALL TIMES
After 3 times of losing or forgetting your ID, you will be given a Lunch Detention. Having your ID on you is not only for hall passes, but it is also for security and safety.
There is a $5 fee assessed on IC for every ID you need reprinted.
Off-Campus Lunches
There is a change when it comes to off-campus lunches for our upper-classmen (11th & 12th graders) this year! As many of you know, both 11th and 12th graders are given permission to leave campus for lunch. This is not changing! However, Eagle Ridge Academy will not have parental permission forms that go out at the beginning of the school year. This privilege is given to all upperclassmen to enjoy off-campus lunch, and Eagle Ridge Academy will not deny any upperclassmen the privilege. If parents/guardians do not want their upperclassmen to leave the campus, this must be communicated and enforced by the parents/guardians to their student(s).
Off-campus privileges may be taken away by Eagle Ridge Academy Administrators due to any disciplinary, attendance, and academic issues that may arise throughout the school year. Also, ERA will still use the 5 Star Students scanning system for a sign-in and sign-out policy as well. This has proven to increase safety and security for our students that choose to leave campus during lunch.
Off Campus Food and Delivery Options
Just a friendly reminder, the use of GrubHub, DoorDash, Uber Eats, or any other delivery service to drop food off at the school is not permitted. This is a safety concern with random delivery drivers showing up to our campus unannounced.
Parents/Guardians are more than welcome to drop off food for their students at the front office. We will make sure your student receives the food. Also, the food should only be for your student. Parents/Guardians are not authorized to bring food back for groups of students. Since ERA is a federally funded school, and we operate under the "Competitive Food Service" under the Colorado Department of Education and United States Department of Agriculture we have to follow these guidelines.
Any food confiscated will be discarded. Please have a conversation with your student about food delivery services at Eagle Ridge Academy.
Counselors Corner
Counselors Corner
Our school counselors are here to support both you and your student. If you would like to contact your student’s counselor, please reach out to:
Mrs. Irving (Students A-L): Airving@erawarriors.org
Mrs. Scarsi (Students M-Z): Bscarsi@erawarriors.org
School counselors support students in several key areas, including:
1. Academic Support
1. Academic Support
Helping with study skills and time management
Assisting with course selection, scheduling, Concurrent enrollment
Providing guidance on college and career planning
Addressing academic struggles and learning difficulties
Credit checks, credit charts, and credit recovery
2. Social & Emotional Support
2. Social & Emotional Support
Offering counseling for stress, anxiety, and emotional challenges
Helping students navigate peer relationships and conflicts
Supporting students dealing with family issues or personal struggles
Promoting positive self-esteem and resilience
3. Career & College Readiness
3. Career & College Readiness
Assisting with college applications and financial aid
Helping students explore career paths and job opportunities
Providing resources for internships, scholarships, and vocational training
Teaching resume writing and interview skills
Junior Meetings
Junior Meetings
March 11th and 12th, Counselors will be in classrooms to present Junior Meeting materials. This is a time when we will review the next steps for college planning and post-secondary planning. We will also review graduation requirements, how to build your college list, 11th grade timeline into summer and more!
Group
Group
Skills and Tools for Living with Anxiety
Skills and Tools for Living with Anxiety
This group is available to anyone who would like to learn some helpful tools on how to navigate and help manage anxiety. The group runs twice a month. Please see the sign-up form for more details. Click Here to Sign-up for the Group!
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