We are in the final stretch of the school year, and that means (hopefully) sunnier weather for field days, concerts and competitions, final exams and graduation ceremonies. May is also Mental Health Awareness Month. 

Poudre School District joins other districts across the country in celebrating volunteers during National Volunteer Week, April 17-21. This week-long event recognizes the huge contributions volunteers make by sharing their time and talent with our students and staff.  A resolution in support of volunteer week will be presented to the PSD Board of Education at their meeting on Tuesday, April 18. 

Poudre School District is pleased to announce Dennis Rastatter as the district’s new executive director of the Integrated Services Department.  

The 8th annual K-12 PSD Mental Health Matters event will be held in person from 5:30 - 8 p.m., Monday, April 17, at Rocky Mountain High School, 1300

Dear PSD Families: 

I’m sure many of you have heard by now about Wednesday morning’s shooting of two administrators at East High School in Denver. We wish both staff members a full recovery from their injuries, both mental and physical, and stand in solidarity with East and the Denver Public Schools community as they process this tragedy.  

Dear Poudre School District community,  

Our team recently completed the district’s annual monitoring report. Think of it like PSD’s report card – more than 100 pages that show how we’re doing around our priorities of literacy, graduation with options, and mental health and belonging.  

These final months of the school year are a busy time, filled with performances, competitions, parent-teacher conferences, and more. We hope everyone has opportunities to rest and recharge during spring break (March 13-17).