• March 10: End of Quarter
• March 18: Coffee with the Principal at 8:30am
• March 19: Collaborative School Committee (CSC) Meeting at 5pm
• March 30 to April 3: No School, Spring Break
  

Several of our seniors went to the recent Junior Achievement Challenge on March 4th. We want to celebrate our Grizzly team representatives who placed 3rd at the event.  

We will have our next CSC meeting on Thursday, March 19th at 5pm. We will be discussion our unified improvement plan for next school year. We would love to have as many family voices involved in that process as possible.

We will have Coffee with the Principal on March 18th at 8:30am. Please join us for a more informal time to discuss school goals and questions you may have.  We look forward to seeing you then.

Save the Date! ✨

Mark your calendars for Bruce Randolph 2026 Prom! 💃🏽🕺🏽
Join us for an unforgettable night on May 1, 2026 at Bella Sera Event Center.

Get ready for a magical evening filled with memories, music and moments that will last a lifetime. 🌟

The BESS Parent Screener window is now OPEN! 📝

From now through April 10, families can complete the Behavioral and Emotional Screening System (BESS) survey to help support student well-being. Please take a few minutes to fill it out — your input makes a difference!

Our attendance was down significantly in the month of February. Please encourage your student to be in school every day as we want to hit our 90% goal for the month of March. Huge shout-out to our 6th grade who is leading the middle school and our 12th grade that is leading the high school.  

Saturday school is taking place the next three Saturdays from 8:30am - 11:30am. If your student is failing, please have them come to school as we want to make sure they are on-track for the remainder of the semester.

This weekend we know we will spring forward as part of Daylight savings time. Please support your students in adjusting their bedtime in order to help them be their best at school. We also know that changing the clocks can have an impact on student mental health. If you would like more information about mental health resources available at Bruce or through the Denver Health Clinic, please reach out so that we can connect you to those resources.

Varsity girls soccer and baseball are under way! If your student is interested, they should check in with Mr. Botello.

Middle School registration for girls soccer and boys baseball is now open and will start in a few weeks. If your student is interested in either of those, check in with Ms. Cinthya for support in getting registered.

Girls and boys Middle School basketball are home this week on Tuesday and Thursday. Boys baseball opens at home today and Girls soccer at home tomorrow.

High School Boys' Basketball
Congratulations to Issac Varlea, Matt Wright & Daniel Torres for being selected Honorable Mention All Conference for the City League. Two of the seniors have been at Bruce since 6th grade.
Congrats go out to Safiro Perez and Alejandra Covarubias (who plays at Manual) traveled to Roaring Fork for the first round of 3A Girls' regional. Despite a tough fight they lost. Great job ladies!    

High School Girls’ Soccer opened the season, last week, on the road at Lotus. The Grizzlies took some time to shrug the rust off, but came away with an 8-2 win. Senior Damaris Munoz has 6 goals while fellow senior Michelle Verdugo added 2. This week the Grizzlies will host a top 20 team Rye on Tuesday, 4:30 and on the road Thursday traveling to Denver West (Early release at 2:40 pm and depart at 2:50pm).  

High School Baseball will open up the season on Monday as they host Ft. Lupton 4pm start time (weather permitting). On Thursday the Grizzlies will play Clear Creek (at this point the game is scheduled at CC, but due to weather might be moved to Bruce TBD).  

High School Girls’ Select Volleyball will travel to CO Springs (Sunday/Today) for their first club tournament.    

High School  Boys' Volleyball will travel to DMLK EC on Wednesday for a scrimmage. Action starts at 4:30 pm. (Possible early release)

ESports will practice on Friday. 4-5pm  

Middle Sports 

Grizzly Roar goes out Mia Hernandez, Rechelle Pena & Devojane Harper who tried out for the Lace Up Juniors Club Flag Football team, last weekend, and all three made the regional team that plays a tournament series throughout the state. 

Another Grizzly Roar goes out to Randy Walker who has been working with Lace Up Program director and through many discussions Lace Up will provide each player with a $2,300 scholarship (all the girls have to do is 25 hours of community service in the area or at school), that means all three girls get to play for free. Randy, great work!  

The Denver Foundation is offering over 20 scholarships through our Universal Application, making it easier for students to apply for multiple opportunities with just one form. These scholarships include:

- Community Scholarship: Supports first-generation, economically disadvantaged college students with awards around $5,000.
- Excelsior Scholarship: Helps bridge financial gaps for high-achieving students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds.
- Helen M. McLoraine Nonprofit Employee Scholarship: For Denver-area nonprofit employees pursuing coursework in human services.
- Foster Care & Emancipated Youth Scholarship: For youth with foster care experience pursuing post-secondary education.
- Never Forgotten Scholarship: Honors Columbine victims, offering scholarships to high school seniors and teachers in the Denver metro area.
- Winifred R. Reynolds Scholarship: Supports graduate students focused on early childhood education.

The application deadline is Feb. 27, 2026—click the button below to apply and learn more.