During the May 24, 2022, Poudre School District Board of Education of meeting, Superintendent Brian Kingsley spoke about grief and asked for a moment of silence for the students and staff who died in the May 24, 2022, shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas. He articulated district values and said we cannot, as a district and society, complain about the things we tolerate. And he expressed a call to action for individuals in our communities to listen to and work together on solutions that will continue improving PSD for our students. "We have a chance to be different," he said.

Poudre School District is proud to honor the graduates of Cooper Home, Community Connections and Project SEARCH. 

We wish these incredible graduates the best as they move on to new adventures!

Introducing the Class of 2022

Poudre School District extends a personal congratulations to each graduate. We are proud of you. 

More than 60 dedicated students will receive their diplomas or GEDs during special ceremonies in May through the PSD Opportunities Unlimited programs housed at Poudre High School and Fort Collins High School. 

This year's class has achieved and succeeded!

We salute all PSD graduates for their hard work! The Class of 2022 has shown perseverance, flexibility and dedication to their learning, rising above challenges and excelling in high school.

Distinguished and noteworthy districtwide academic achievements from this year's class:

To students’ delight, Suzanne Biedscheid’s garden friends recently lent a hand – or rather a segment – in her kindergarten class at Bacon Elementary School. 

Poudre School District is proud to honor its 1,856 teachers during the 2022 Teacher Appreciation Week (May 2-6) and loves to celebrate them every day. For this occasion, we reached out to different people throughout the district to share some words of thanks for teachers who work with students of all ages.