october 2013 - mission viejo, aurora, colorado · costumes and long wigs on fire. • never cross...

Vol. 06 No. 10 October 2013 Circulation: 2100

• Take a flashlight.• Know your children’s route.• Remind kids not to enter strang-

er’s homes or cars.• Be sure to inspect all treats before

allowing kids to eat them.• Candy that has been opened

should be thrown away. Do not eat any homemade candy and inspect fruit closely.

• Remember, drivers have a hard time seeing people at dusk.

• Watch open flames from jack-o-lanterns as they can catch costumes and long wigs on fire.

• Never cross between parked cars.

Next HOA Meeting

October 15th, 2013, 6:30 p.m.Holy Love Lutheran Church

Mission Viejo HOA Community Calendar

Dumpster Day – October 12th Holiday Hay Ride – December 14th

Holiday LightingContest? Give Us Some Feedback

The HOA is considering holding a Holiday Lighting Contest this year. Our proposal is up on our website and we would like to survey residents on the idea. Please vote and provide your input. See our main page at missionvie-johoa.org and go to the holiday lighting contest survey.

Call for New HOA Board Members

With electronic elections coming we would like to ask each of you to consider running for an open position on the Board of Directors. If you are a Mission Viejo HOA member with an interest in serving for the two year term of 2014-2015, please provide to us your name, Mission Viejo resident address, a brief (max three line) bio of your past and current employ-ment or service with a nonprofit board or group, a small photo of yourself, and a list of tasks or reasons you would be interested in serving on the Board of Directors. E-mail us this information at [email protected] by November 15th. Thank you.

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Dumpster Day Mission Viejo’s 2013 Dumpster Day is scheduled for Saturday, October 12. The Mission Viejo HOA will be working with Pro Disposal to allow you to dispose of unwant-ed items from your home and garage and bring them to an awaiting truck that will haul them off. A Pro Disposal truck will be available beginning at 8 am on Saturday, October 12th. The truck will be located in the parking lot north of SouthEast recreation and Fitness Center at 15528 E. Hampden Cir. between the recreation center and the fire station. There will be a truck available until 12 pm or until the second truck is filled, whichever comes first. The Mission Viejo HOA is funding this day with the support of your membership dues and the Pro Disposal trucks will be available to all Mission Viejo residents who are paid participants in our Trash/Recycling/Membership program with Pro Disposal or who have paid their 2013 dues or are an active HOA volunteer. This event represents a tremen-dous value to our residents since getting rid of your junk and dropping a load at a transfer station costs approximately $60. On October 12th, if your Mission Viejo household has paid your Pro Disposal trash for the quarter/year or you have paid your 2013 dues, please bring your HOA discount card that was mailed earlier in the year and your driver’s license (utility bill will do if you haven’t changed your license) with your current address. If you would like to bring your junk but

have not paid your dues or for some reason not a participant in our trash pro-gram we will have a Mission Viejo HOA representative on hand to accept your dues or sign you up with Pro Disposal. Please note Pro Disposal can not accept electronics (computers, DVD players, VCRs, stereos, printers, fax machines, cell phones, microwaves, small or large appliances) or any liquid waste (oil, paint, etc.), batteries, concrete, dirt or rocks. Volunteers are needed to help with traffic control and to man the table we will have set up. If you are available to help out, please contact Todd at 720-443-0462 or [email protected].

• Make sure that fake knives and swords are made from cardboard or other flexible mate-rial to avoid injury or worse by having them mistaken for the real thing.

• It is also important to ensure that your home is safe and accessible to trick-or treaters.

As adults, there are some very simple things we can do to make the evening safe for everyone.• Turn your porch lights on.• Move lit jack-o-lanterns off porches where

kids get cowed if they are trick or-treating.• Remove hazards from your yard that might

present a hazard.• Drive slowly all evening. You never know

what creature may suddenly cross your path.• Report any suspicious or criminal activity to

the police.

Halloween Safety Tips

www.MissionViejoHOA.org / Mission Viejo Reporter / October 2013

Mission Viejo HOA Board of Directors

Mission Viejo Hotline: 720-443-0HOA (720-443-0462)Alan Engels, President .............................................president@missionviejohoa.orgJeremiah Banigan, Exec. Vice Pres. & Secretary ...................................................

[email protected], [email protected] Biggs, Treasurer ............................................ [email protected] Brandhorst ............................................ [email protected] Haller ............................................................TroyHaller@missionviejohoa.orgTodd McMahon ............................................. [email protected]

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The Mission Viejo Homeowners’ Association Inc. is a state non-profit organi-zation. The purpose of the Mission Viejo HOA is to unite the unit owners of the Mission Viejo subdivisions in Aurora, Colorado; to encourage civic improvements within said area, to encourage community activities including, but not by way of limitation, the beautification, maintenance, and general appearance of vacant and improved lots, streets, parkways, entrances, open and recreational areas situated within the area and used in common by its residents; enhance the safety of Mission Viejo; facilitate enforcement of any and all building restrictions, protective cov-enants, and to otherwise act in the interests of the members of the Association. Appearance of an advertisement in this publication does not constitute a recom-mendation or endorsement by the Association of the goods or services offered. The opinions expressed in this newsletter are those of the individual authors and not the Board of your Association. Neither the Board, publisher, nor the authors intend to provide any professional service or opinion through this publication.

News ArticlesThe deadline for news articles is the 15th of the month before the next month’s issue. Please email news articles to Editor at [email protected]. All letters or articles need to include your name and daytime phone number. All articles must be approved by the editor for publication, or as space permits.

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HOA Annual Meeting Electronic Election Like last year in an effort to increase HOA member partici-pation, the Board of Directors has decided to conduct our annual meeting voting this January via the internet by enlisting the services of a company called vote-now.com. Once you receive notice via an envelope from us with your 2014 membership card you will then be able to vote and participate at your leisure (within a specific time-frame) from any computer or electronic device with Internet access. The Mission Viejo HOA is always trying to make it easier for you!

SE Fitness Center News:SWIM LESSONS AND SWIM TEAM SE Tidal Waves Swim School. Weekday classes, (8 classes 2x a week) Swim lessons for toddler and 1 advanced preschool (25 minutes) $25; Parent/tot, levels 1-3, levels (25 minutes) $47; Level 4-6 + adult (50 minutes) $60; Private lessons ($25/30 minute lesson); Semi-private (4 max per class) ($25 first swim-mer)+ ($10 additional swimmer). For more information about Swim lessons or the swim team please contact Dalene at 720-870-3332 or [email protected] ANNUAL FALL FAMILY FESTIVAL Saturday October 26, 2013,4-7pm. FREE for the whole fam-ily. Kids wear your costume but no masks please. Play games, crafts, and Trick or Treat. Food available for purchase. SouthEast Fitness and Recreation – right here in Mission Viejo!! HOA members showing their membership cards receive a 10% discount!

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Cherry Creek Schools News – September 2013 For information about Cherry Creek Schools, visit www.CherryCreekSchools.org For questions or concerns about Cherry Creek Schools, contact Tustin Amole, Director of Communicatons, at 720-554-4475.

2013 BOARD OF EDUCATION ELECTION The Cherry Creek School District Board of Education on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2013 called for an election to fill two seats on the board. Two of the five District Director seats will appear on the ballot. Former board President Jennifer Churchfield is term limited and will retire as of Election Day Nov. 5, 2013. Karen Fisher, a parent and volunteer in the district is the sole candidate for the seat in District E, currently held by Ms. Churchfield. Incumbent and parent Randy Perlis is running for a second term in District D. Parent Brian Arnold is challenging Mr. Perlis for the District D seat. Five elected Board of Education members provide for quality educational opportunities in Cherry Creek Schools. They act in accordance with the requirements of Colorado and federal laws, while remaining responsive to the unique needs of Cherry Creek School District citizens. The board delegates to the Superintendent the daily operation of the district. The board invites citizen involvement in the schools, believ-ing that a quality education is a responsibility all must share. Cherry Creek is divided into five Director Districts. A Board of Education member from each Director District is elected for a four-year term by registered district voters on a nonpartisan ballot. Although each member of the board represents a Director District, all candidates run at-large and all residents of the district may vote in each race. Visit http://www.cher-rycreekschools.org/BOE/Pages/2013-Board-of-Education-Election.aspx for candidate biographies and voter registration information.

Candidate forums will be held on the following dates: Cherokee Trail High School Tuesday, October 1, 7:00 pm., Theater Grandview High School Thursday, October 3, 7:00 pm, Cafeteria Cherry Creek High School Tuesday, October 8, 7:00 pm, Community Rooms Smoky Hill High School Thursday, October 10, 7:00 pm., Cafeteria

BACK TO SCHOOL BY THE NUMBERS It’s amazing what it takes to provide a quality educa-tion for 51,308 students! Here are some fun facts from the start of the 13-14 school year, as presented to the Board of Education on Sept. 9 by Dr. Scott Siegfried, Associate Superintendent for Educational Operations. CCSD Students: 3,764 students start school July 8 at the district’s five Four Track or year-round schools (Dakota Valley, Eastridge, Fox Hollow, Red Hawk Ridge and Village East) 3,879 students start school August 12 at six Transitional Calendar schools (Aspen Crossing, Black Forest Hills, Buffalo Trail, Creekside, Coyote Hills and Pine Ridge) 43,665 students start school August 19 at 46 traditional calendar schools (30 elementary, 10 middle and 6 high schools) CCSD Staff: 3,804 Certified Employees (teachers, administrators, mental health team) 3,670 Classified

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Employees (secretaries, bus drivers, building engi-neers, security specialists, food service workers)CCSD Schools and Programs: 41 Elementary schools 10 Middle schools 6 High schools 1 K-8 Magnet school (Challenge) 1 Charter school (Cherry Creek Academy) 1 Alternative7-12 school (Endeavor Academy) 1 Expulsion program 1 Intensive care program (Joliet Center) 3 I-Team programs (Estate, Manor, Ranch) 1 Transition programTransportation: 294 buses (including 103 special needs buses) 1,240 daily routes 21,006 students transported daily 2,629,263 miles driven last yearStudent Nutrition: 4,138 breakfasts served daily; 720,021 annually 20,622 lunches served daily; 3,588,169 annuallyAP/IB classes: 12,460 total enrollment in Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate classes

SUMMER BOND PROJECTS DONE; MANY MORE TO COME Bond projects ranging from critical safety enhancements to much-needed mechanical, electrical and plumbing replacements were completed at one preschool, 10 elementary schools, one middle school, four high schools and Legacy Stadium during the summer of 2013, the first phase of the 2012 bond issue, approved by Cherry Creek voters last November. “Promises made, promises kept,” said Sheila Graham, Assistant Superintendent for Educational Support Services, during a presentation to the Board of Education on bond project progress during the board’s regular meeting on Sept. 9. Graham also reported that all projects to date have been completed on time and on or under budget. View Graham’s presentation at http://www.cherrycreekschools.org/News/Documents/Summer%20Bond%20Projects%20-%20Update%20September,%202013-%20September%209%20831a,%202013.pdf. The well-worn carpeting at Dakota Valley Elementary was replaced, making the build-ing cleaner, quieter and more comfortable for students and staff. At Sagebrush Elementary, the aging roof was replaced and the parking lot and driveways were repaved. The chiller unit at Greenwood Elementary was replaced, to keep the school cool and comfortable even on hot, late summer days. At Thunder Ridge Middle School, the public address system, which is an essential communications tool, especially in emergency situations, was upgrad-ed. Students returning to Cherry Creek and Eaglecrest high schools this fall noticed many improvements; new carpeting in the East and West buildings and new landscaping at Creek, and renovations to the media production classrooms, college and career center and main office at Eaglecrest. Major mechanical upgrades and electrical and plumbing replacements made at Eaglecrest are less visible, but just as important as the renovations.

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Also during the summer, design work was completed for addi-tions to Cherokee Trail and Grandview high schools, where enroll-ment exceeds capacity. Construction of those additions, and work on many additional bond projects at schools across the district, will begin in 2014 and continue through the summer of 2015.

S.T.A.R. MENTORS HELP NEW TEACHERS SHINE The Cherry Creek School District’s S.T.A.R. Mentor program, which provides support for new teachers, was presented to the Colorado Board of Education during a study session on Sept. 11. The State Board is studying exemplary induction programs across the state. The program was also recognized by the Cherry Creek Schools Board of Education at its regular meeting on Sept. 9. The S.T.A.R. Mentor program is a partnership between the Cherry Creek Education Association and Cherry Creek Schools. Founded in 1994, S.T.A.R. stands for Staff Training Assistance and Renewal. S.T.A.R. Mentors are master teachers with years of classroom experience and proven success with students. They accept a three-year assignment to work with Cherry Creek teach-ers who are new to the profession or the district, and help them develop effective instructional techniques and classroom manage-ment skills. “I couldn’t have gotten through my first year without her,” said middle school teacher Lauren West of the S.T.A. R. Mentor she worked with when she began her teaching career nine years ago. West is now a S.T.A.R. Mentor herself and will help between 13 and 20 new teachers navigate their first year in the classroom.

“Working with brand new teachers is one of the best jobs,” said West. “And it’s especially important this year, with every-thing being thrown at them,” she added, referring to the new Colorado Academic Standards and Educator Effectiveness sys-tem which are being implemented statewide this year. The district has seven S.T.A.R. Mentors for the 13-14 school year. They are: Keith Garvert, Elizabeth Maloney and Mark Reidel, who work with elementary level teachers; Jason Gilman, Shelley Stancer and Lauren West, who work with middle and high school teachers; and Billie Griffin, who works with Special Education teachers.

2013 VETERANS WEEK IN CHERRY CREEK SCHOOLS The Cherry Creek School District will again honor our nation’s veterans and active duty military personnel with edu-cational events and community celebrations at every school in the district. Mark your calendars now for 2013 Veterans Week – November 11-15. Watch this newsletter or check the Cherry Creek Schools website, www.cherrycreekschools.org, for a complete list of Veterans Week activities!

YOU’RE INVITED!Smoky Hill High School Oct 10-11 7:15 pm, Night of Stars Oct 17 7:15 pm, Choir Concert Oct 18 7:15 pm, Improv Oct 22 7:15 pm, Orchestra Concert

Cherry Creek Schools News – September 2013, continued from page 6


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Board Notes Board member Barb Wahl resigned at our August meeting since Barb has moved out of the neighborhood. The Board thanks Barb for all her work with the HOA. Please contact the Board President if you are interested in filling in the remainder of her term.

Mission Viejo NEXTDOOR Growing! As was announced in the Mission Viejo Reporter June and September newsletter, a new virtual neighborhood website is avail-able now with over 100 residents. NEXTDOOR, a private social network for neighborhoods. Basically, NEXTDOOR is a private social networking service for neighborhoods in the United States. It allows users to connect with people who live in their neighborhood. This site will NOT take the place of our current website but will be a private addendum. Nextdoor’s mission is to bring back a sense of community to the neighborhood. Get the latest on events, crime updates and neighborhood watch items of interest. To become a member of the Mission Viejo NEXTDOOR Community go to https://missionviejoco.nextdoor.com/login/ and sign in by establishing a new account.

Volunteer Newsletter Carriers Still Needed Many of the volunteers who deliver the newsletter report that they enjoy the walk and look forward to delivering the newsletter each month. The newsletter does an excellent job communicating “town news” throughout the neighborhood. Most routes can be done within one hour. We are presently looking for more volunteers. Please call us on our Mission Viejo Hot Line at 720-443-0HOA (720-443-0462) if you are able to help us out. Thank you for this great neighborhood service!


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Teen ServicesTo add your teen’s name, please email Colorado Lasertype at getinfo@colorado lasertype.com and leave the following information: the neighborhood you live in, your age, phone number and the categories you would like included. Categories: (B) Baby-sitting; (*) Red Cross Cert for CPR; (L) Lawn care; (S) Snow removal; (P) Pet & House sitting. No recommendation or endorsement of any of

the names on this list is implied or stated by the homeowners association board or Colorado Lasertype.

Hailey B. 18 B*/P 303-815-5447

Megan B. 16 B*/P 303-699-9031

Kyle B. 15 P/L/S 720-276-0925

TJ B. 13 P 720-209-3900

ChRyZtii H. 16 B*/P 720-560-4441

Matt H. 15 L/S 720-979-3311

Ofori D. 13 L/S 720-283-1800

Trevor D. 16 P/L/S 303-557-8853

Jessica G. 15 B/P 303-579-8896

Joshua J. 17 L/S 720-224-6591

Mikayla J. 16 B/P 303-870-5163

Casey M. 13 B/P/L/S 303-847-7001

Micaela M. 15 B/P/L/S 303-847-7001

Monica M. 16 B/P 720-229-5349

Casie N. 16 B 720-254-7099

Kyle P. L/S 303-319-4803

Abigail V. 17 B 303-699-7818

Alexis W. 15 B/P 303-875-1613

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Mail this form to: Pro-Disposal Inc. at 10100 East 102nd Avenue Henderson, CO 80640-8492 Fax it to: Pro-Disposal at 303-289-4374

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Classified ads are $3.70/line for 2013. Contact Colorado Lasertype at 303-979-7499 or [email protected] to place an ad. To view our display ad prices, visit our website at www.ColoradoLasertype.com. The deadline for placing a classified or display ad is the 15th of the month for the next month’s issue (i.e., 15th of Sept. for Oct. issue), except the January issue, which has a deadline of December 6th.


TEEN DROP-IN GAMING AGES 13 – 17Wednesday, Oct. 9, 4 pm Teens are invited to bring Yu-Gi-Oh cards and/or other favorite games to play at the library. Teens can also play Just Dance, Mario Kart, and/or Rock Band on the Wii con-sole. No registration required.

PROJECT DIY AGES 8 - 14Saturday, Oct. 12, 2 pm Come to the library and learn how to make a new do-it-yourself project! Make a musical instrument out of house-hold items. Registration required. 303-326-8600 or on-line.

READ IT, THEN SEE IT TEEN BOOK CLUB: I AM NUMBER FOUR (PG-13)Tuesday, Oct. 15, 4 pm Join us in the new Teen Zone for a special showing of I Am Number Four. In this movie adaptation, a 15-year-old fugitive has been moving from town to town hiding out from intergalactic bounty hunters. The aliens are on a mis-sion to destroy the nine Loric children who have sought ref-uge on Earth. They have already killed the first three, and John Smith is Number Four. Read the book and then come to the library to watch the movie, eat pizza and discuss all three. Registration required. 303-326-8600 or on-line.

FAMILY MOVIE AND CRAFT: MONSTERS, INC. ALL AGESSaturday, Oct. 26, 2 pm In this animated feature film, two monsters who are “scare special-ists” soon find themselves more scared of a little girl named Boo. Bring your own snacks and a comfy blanket or pillow. After the movie, make a craft related to the movie. No registration required.

FRANKLY FUN HALLOWEEN ALL AGESWednesday, Oct. 30, 4 pm Inspector Magic, disguised as a mad scientist, presents a spooky and silly adventure into scary books. One child will transform into Igor on a search for Frankenstein’s brain. Another volunteer safely has his arm removed and stitched back on, just like Frankenstein! In the end, we find the missing brain which transforms into a live rabbit - a hare-brained idea for sure! This adventure involves the entire audience and the audience will also learn Halloween safety. No registration required.

WIZARD OF OZ HALLOWEEN STORYTIME ALL AGESThursday, Oct. 31, 10 am Join us for a special interactive rendition of the Wizard of Oz. Wear your Halloween costume, sing Halloween songs, and parade around the library for treats. No registration required.

CHILDREN’S STORYTIME – STORIES, SONGS AND FIN-GER PLAYS EVERY THURSDAY AT 10 AM. No registration required. Care givers and children aged 2 to 6.

Mission Viejo Library Happenings in OctoberMission Viejo Library, 15324 E. Hampden Cir, Aurora. Register on-line or call 303-326-8600 or auroralibrary.org