Two PSD teachers selected for national fellowship program

Two Poudre School District teachers were selected from among hundreds of thousands of teachers across the country to participate in a national fellowship program this summer. 

John Robinson of Wellington Middle-High School and Bethany Rayls of Timnath Elementary School were selected for the We the Teachers: Preparing the Next Generation Through History and Civics national fellowship program at William & Mary. They are among 100 educators chosen nationwide. 

2025 Graduation Livestreams

We are excited to celebrate the Class of 2025! To ensure that friends and family near and far can share in this special moment, we will be live-streaming the graduation ceremonies. Below are the links to watch the events live. Join us as we honor our graduates and mark this important milestone together!

 

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PSD announces 2025 graduation ceremony schedule

The Poudre School District Board of Education and Superintendent Brian Kingsley proudly announce the commencement ceremonies for the PSD Class of 2025. 

This year marks an important milestone for PSD, as we welcome the first graduating classes of Timnath Middle-High School and Wellington Middle-High School. Both schools opened with grades 6-10 in August 2022 and expanded to have grades 6-11 last year and grades 6-12 this school year. 

Exploration meets inspiration at the Eighth Grade Career Fair 

At 13 or 14 years old, it can feel like graduation is light years away, but the journey toward the future starts now in Poudre School District.   

The second annual Eighth Grade Career Fair, held at Colorado State University, is more than just a field trip—it is a first step in helping students explore their passions, discover careers, and understand all the possibilities that await them after high school graduation.   

More than 430 PSD students earn AP scholar awards

Congratulations to Poudre School District students who earned Advanced Placement scholar awards! 

A total of 438 PSD students received awards based on their national AP test results at the end of the 2023-24 school year. The highest possible score on exams for these college-level courses is a five. 

Students who earn scores of three, four or five on AP exams may receive credit from college or universities, saving hundreds or thousands of dollars in post-secondary tuition costs.