Flagstaff Academy welcomes legendary photographer and environmentalist John Fielder, Tuesday, April 24, for a day with our students, as well as a new presentation, "A Colorado Winter."
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Flagstaff Academy, Longmont’s premier science and technology public charter pre-K-8th grade school, has four teams participating in the VEX IQ Robotics State Tournament on Saturday, March 3, 2018 at Trail Ridge Middle School. This is the first year Flagstaff Academy is participating in VEX IQ Robotics, with a total of 22 students.
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Over 35 elementary and middle school teams take part in the VEX RoboticsIQ tournament at Flagstaff Academy!
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At Flagstaff Academy, our curriculum is science and technology-centered, and includes all students, from preschool through 8th grade, learning about the history and roots of our digital and technical world.
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Flagstaff Academy's Kindergarten team contributed an article on "kindergarten readiness" in the Spring 2018 issue of Boulder County Kids.
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More than 65 Middle School students competed in the annual MIddle School STEM Fair. Fifteen of the students will continue on to the Corden Pharma Regional Science Fair at the University of Colorado Boulder Campus on Thursday, February 22, 2018. The winner of the school's STEM Fair is 6th grader, Violet Oliver, for her project "Zika and Dengue Virus: Could a single vaccine immunize against both?"

The STEM Fair was judged by parent volunteers, as well as Silver Creek High School Leadership Academy students. Many thanks to our volunteers, as well as to teachers Mr. Boone, Ms. Herman, and Mr. Willis, as well as Middle School Assistant Principal Mrs. Gustafson.

The range of projects reached into many science and technology disciplines with great acumen, creativity, and confidence.

Great work, Dragons!
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National Charter Schools Resource Center, dedicated to "helping charter school reach their aspirations and furthering understanding of charter schools," has featured Flagstaff Academy in their January 2018 Newsletter. The article focuses on the innovative approach to education and culture throughout our school.
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Led by a group of 8th grade students and Ms. Hermann, 4th grade had all 'scalpels-on' to study the function and anatomy of pigs hearts in our elementary science lab. A positive learning experience for all!
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Mrs. Reed's animation elective class brings life to erasers, figures, clay, and more! Learn about all our Middle School elective offerings!
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