2021-22 school year
Class of 2022 Grads at a Glance
We rarely accomplish our goals alone. That is true for Poudre School District’s Class of 2022, comprised of students who have worked so hard in their journeys to graduation. As you explore this year’s Grads at a Glance series, you will learn about some of our students through the voices of those who have cheered them along the way.
See all stories on the PSD Grads at a Glance website.
For details about graduation ceremonies, visit the Graduation 2022 web page.
Abdulaziz Yusufjanov, Rocky senior has passion, drive and is an all-around amazing person.
Supporters of Lucas Pedemonte, Fossil Ridge, say he is curious, smart and aware.
Julia Warnock, PGA , uses music to express herself, views mistakes as a chance to grow.
Madison Gill-Twitt, PGA, is an early graduate described as tenacious, compassionate, bubbly and more.
Neha Srikanth, Fossil Ridge, is an advocate for equity, trying to change experiences for others.
Ryan Woodall, Rocky, radiates kindness, recognized as one who gives back to everyone.
I Matter - Youth are eligible for three free therapy sessions
Colorado youth and their parents can visit the I Matter platform to take a confidential online survey about their mental health and schedule sessions with a licensed behavioral health clinician, primarily online over telehealth. State law allows youth ages 12 and up to use the platform independently; youth ages 11 and younger will need their parent or guardian's consent to sign up. Learn more on the I Matter website.
Student grades and information
StudentVUE gives students and parents (ParentVue) access to school and student information, verification of contact information and more. Students use their user name and password (the same user name - student ID - and password used for email and other PSD programs). Students who have forgotten their password should contact their school. For more information about the system, visit the ParentVUE and Student Grades web page.
Safe2Tell - Call 1-877-542-SAFE (7233)
Make a Report. Make a Difference
Anonymously report issues that concern or threaten you, your friends, your family or your community - submit a tip by visiting the Safe2Tell website or by calling 1-877-542-7233. All reports are anonymous. Not sure if you should report your concern? Visit the Reasons to Report web page.
Interested in starting a club?
The first step is to submit this Student-Initiated and Led Organization application.
Follow PSD Social!
Photos and videos of students and school events are featured on the PSD Instagram site, as well as the Twitter and Facebook accounts.
