Volunteers are needed from 8 AM-2 PM. We will be working on a variety of indoor and outdoor area cleaning and beautification projects on the school's East Campus and West Campus.
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Students from GVA Northglenn recently visited China in March 2018. They had an amazing time experiencing many different things including:
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Chen Hong, GVCC Chinese program coordinator, shared the Asia Society Deep Coaching Project with Confucius classroom members from twenty one states.
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GVA Aurora 3rd-7th graders had the opportunity to learn about Buffalo Bill through a lively presentation full of Wild West stories, history lessons and anecdotes. Jeff Norman portrayed Buffalo Bill in a one-man show that not only educated but entertained the students.
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On November 6, 2017, Global Village Academy Northglenn was visited by a four-member delegation from China. The delegates were from the government of Hong Kong and part of their Education Bureau. The Education Bureau is responsible for education policies in Hong Kong. Global Village Academy Northglenn was recommended by the Asia Society for them to tour while visiting the United States. The delegation was here to learn about developing Chinese as a second language curriculum in Hong Kong.
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Merci beaucoup to Madame Sophie Glasser for her workshop with 2nd-grade French students in Aurora.
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Thank you to the GVA Instructional Team, Teachers & Staff, the Pikes Peak Library at Rockrimmon, Children's Literacy Center, and all of the parent volunteers who donated time and items to help make our Family Literacy Night a huge success!!!
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Each month a different country is celebrated during International Day. The country chosen for October was Gabon. Gabon is a French-speaking country in central Africa located on the Atlantic coast.
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Dear Parents,
Beginning after fall break, GVA will be sharing information about the Mexican holiday - “El Día de los Muertos,” or in English, “The Day of the Dead.” Our closest comparison is to that of the American Memorial Day.
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Friday, November 3 from 6:00-7:00. Registration Required. The class is open to children and adults.

Skulls have become an increasingly popular image in American pop culture, coinciding with the rise in popularity of the ancient Mexican Holiday, Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). Learn the history and meaning of the celebration and how it differs from Halloween. See what skulls and skeletons mean to the Mexican culture, give your opinion of what they currently mean to American culture. Students will decorate their own traditional Mexican sugar skull while enjoying festive Mexican music.
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