Tickets are now on sale for TEDxMountain Ave’s 2024 spring annual event, which will be held Wednesday, May 1, at Poudre High School, 201 Impala Drive, Fort Collins. Speakers will share their unique voices on this year’s theme: Flourish. This will be the third time the TEDxMountain Ave leadership team has coordinated and hosted the event.
The Ninth Annual Mental Health Matters event, showcasing mental health community and school resources, will be held Tuesday, April 16, at Fossil Ridge High School, 5400 
Ziegler Road, Fort Collins. Speakers will address a wide range of mental health topics that impact people of all ages. This free event is open to all students and families.
It is Poudre School District’s honor to celebrate the Class of 2024 and their accomplishments at convocation ceremonies this May. The following is a guide to graduation and what you need to know about these events. If you have questions about specific ceremonies, please check with the school.
A diploma from Poudre School District comes with integrity, rigor, and a reputation of excellence. Proposed revisions to PSD’s graduation requirements aim to ensure that it also comes with personalized options.
In Poudre School District, the process of graduating with options starts long before students ever set foot in high school.
One of PSD's three strategic priorities, Graduation with Options means ensuring every student explores their interests, finds their passions, and gets a head start on their desired career so they can graduate high school prepared to pursue whatever future they’d like. That future could include attending a two- or four-year college, joining the military, or entering the workforce with industry certifications already in hand.
As the next principal at Bennett Elementary School, Wendy Woodland looks forward to helping add to the school’s positive momentum and learning about the school’s history and community.
Poudre School District Board of Education directors voted (5-2) on March 5, 2024, to modify bell schedules at 30 schools. The new times go into effect at the start of the 2024-25 school year.
There will be a flurry of activity in schools following spring break, from standardized tests and championship matches to concerts, graduation festivities and more. This can be a wonderful yet overwhelming time for students and adults alike. As we enter this busy season, please take time to rest, recharge, and check in with one another over the break March 11-15.
