Swink School District -

Elementary Art has been doing drawings for Halloween the past couple of weeks. Congratulations to each grade level winner. Thank you to Mrs. Bickel for the amazing work you do with our students and their creativity.

Rylee worked with Adrian Hart and SECO news to cover the Swink Halloween parade.

The Kindergartners present their festive play entitled: "The Little Old Lady Lady Who Wasn't Afraid of Anything Show." They were all dressed up at scarecrows.

It is Childhood Grief Awareness month. The link below is to an online grief workshop for caregivers.

https://judishouse.org/workshop-registration/?bbeml=tp-4hwScy2zQE-tQCG4aJK_7Q.jWkN85r8GMEqDcV_J37XFcA.r4wy9C1u9hEOuElO_FQz96w.l0bufXpWdy0qmusxYzc6bOw

Be sure to come out and support our JH Boys Basketball team as they open their season at home on Thursday, October 30, at 4:00 in the Old Gym against Las Animas.

Lions Life for the Week of October 27, 2025.
#SwinkLions #GoLions

Swink's Flu Shot Clinic will be on Thursday from 4pm to 6pm.

Lions Life for the Week of October 20.

Swink School’s Operation Smile Chapter was started in 2006 by Chris Casper, the school nurse at the time. Each year, money is raised to help pay for cleft palate and cleft lip surgeries in 3rd world countries. One surgery costs approximately $250. This year is our 16th Annual K-12 Miles for Smiles Walk-a-thon! The walk-a-thon will be on Thursday, October 23, from 3:30-4:00 pm.

Elementary students will bring home collection envelopes on 10/16/25. They are encouraged to collect donations and return their envelopes on 10/23/25. The Walk-a-thon will be held from 3:30-4:00 on the track on 10/23/25. Students will be walking to celebrate the money collected for Operation Smile.

Donations can also be dropped off in the school office. Please make all checks payable to Operation Smile.

Artist of the week, Rylee Conty, designs a page for homecoming in the yearbook. This is Rylee's first year in Digital Art and he is full of awesome ideas.

Lions Life for the Week of October 13, 2025.
Another busy week ahead for the Lion Family.
#SwinkLions #GoLions

Come out on Saturday to support the Lady Lions in the Swink Classic.

Schedule for the Day (Times are Approximate)
8:00am-Swink vs. Custer County
9:30am-Custer County vs. Sangre
11:00am-Van Guard vs. Sangre
12:30am-Van Guard vs. Custer County
2:00pm-Swink vs. Sangre
3:30pm-Swink vs. Van Guard

Swink School District is looking for a Head Baseball Coach to join our athletic department. Please contact Ms. Moreland for more details: sharri.moreland@swink.k12.co.us or 719-384-8103.

Come out to the Multi-Purpose Room tonight at 7:00pm for a Board Candidate Meet and Greet.
The Board Candidates will each be given five (5) minutes to speak and then there will be informal time for stakeholders to interact with them with informal conversations.

Two-Year Term (1 Seat)
Andrew Grove

Four-Year Term (2 Seats)
Eric Hanagan
Hannah Muth
Brad Davidson

Swink Classic Black Out Time Change

Congratulations to Noah Pearson on winning the State 2A Golf Tournament. Swink is so proud of you!! #GoLions

TC Valdez (local photographer) visits CTE course digital art to talk about careers in photography.
Students Bobbijo, Conner, Ony and Rylee learned a ton and asked some interesting questions. Big Shout Out to TC for taking time out of his schedule to inspire students.

Michael DeLeon from Steered Straight inspired Swink students on Thursday to “Stay in their Lane” by living healthy lives and staying drug and alcohol free. Thank you to the parents and stakeholders who attended the "Parents Academy" on Thursday evening.

Lions Life for Week of October 6, 2025.
Another busy week for the Lions.
#GoLions

Swink School Food Service Department invites you to get ready for an incredible Colorado culinary experience on October 7th, 2025!
Swink Students will be tantalizing their taste buds with a delicious spread featuring the finest locally sourced ingredients from the beautiful state of Colorado.
Picture this: savory bean tostadas topped with homemade salsa, mouthwatering calabacitas (Mexican squash), and a refreshing selection of juicy watermelon and sweet Rocky Ford cantaloupe, all handpicked straight from the bountiful fields of Hanagan Farm.
And that’s not all! We’ll also be serving up crisp and vibrant hydroponic lettuce, locally grown at The Summers House.
It’s a celebration of Colorado’s rich agriculture heritage that you won’t want to miss.