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Bobcat Athletic Club / Bobcat Booster Club
Growing our Bobcats in STRENGTH and PRIDE

BACers (the Bobcat Athletic Club / Bobcat Booster Club), is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to helping and enhancing the lives of the athletes enrolled in the Estes Park Middle and High School.

To learn more, please click HERE or visit us on Facebook.

Contact: bacers.president@gmail.com or Nolan Oberg, Athletic Director

Get involved at school through coaching!

We are always looking for coaches--experience is preferred, but not required.

For more information, contact Athletic Director Nolan Oberg.

Apply here

The District Advisory & Accountability Committee (DAAC) is a group of teachers, parents, and community members. State law and district policy join to provide a community platform to engage stakeholder input and monitor district goals and financial commitments.

DAAC

The Estes Park Education Foundation (EPEF) is a 501(c)3 non-profit foundation that will work to inspire community investment through exemplary student learning experiences today to develop our citizens tomorrow.  With the support of our community and a high quality education, all Estes Park school District R-3 students will graduate as thriving, successful, responsible citizens. (Mission and Vision Statements). 

The Estes Park Education Foundation provides supplemental funds for innovative educational ideas, which otherwise may not be supported due to lack of state funding (Estes Park School District is currently ranked 108 out of 178 in Colorado for per-pupil funding) and/or other constraints for the district, including more flexibility in acquiring and dispensing funds. Funds raised by and for the Foundation enhance the school district revenues provided by taxpayers, state aid, and other public funding sources. Additionally, the EPEF generates community involvement and highlights the many accomplishments of the Estes Park School District and its students.

Estes Park Education Foundation

The High School Accountability Committee represents the school community’s point of view at large. Each accountability committee concerns itself with the improvement of education, safety, and learning environment for students in its school. The HSAC works in cooperation with the principal.

HSAC meets monthly.

Substitutes are always needed!

• Bus drivers
• Cafeteria
• Classified staff (office, library, etc)
• Classroom teachers

Become a Substitute

Consider joining our growing Bobcat Volunteer Team. Click on the Volunteer Form below to indicate your interest. 

Whether it's reading with students, helping with homework, supervising at lunch or recess, or something that's more behind-the-scenes, we could use your help. And even if the perfect fit isn't listed for you, we welcome your life experience. Just scroll down and tell us in your own words what you might be able to help us with! 

Volunteering can take many forms as well. Whether you can help on a regular basis, as needed, or even just a one-time thing, you are appreciated!

Here are the steps for joining our team:

Step One: Complete the Volunteer Interest Form

Step Two: Begin watching our Volunteer Training Videos. Each video is self-paced and will require you to sign in with your name, view, and respond to questions. If you get interrupted, sign in again, and the video should start where you left off.

Better Together Part 1: Sharing the Vision

Better Together Part 2: Keeping Our Students Safe

Better Together Part 3: The ROARS of Bobcat Behavior

Better Together Part 4: Supporting Diverse Learners

Step Three: Watch your email for correspondence from one of our Volunteer Coordinators: Toni Brese, Elementary School, Rachelle Ruiz, Secondary Schools or our District Coordinator.

• Always check in at the front office
• Bring your  drivers license to sign in with our Securly system
• Wear your Volunteer lanyard at all times when volunteering