Dr. Jodie Rommel brings 20 years of special education leadership experience with her as she takes on her new role as director of Poudre School District’s Integrated Services Department.  

Students and staff at Fort Collins High School have a new principal who has already been a Lambkin for two decades. Dr. Jennifer Roth, an assistant principal at FCHS, will begin work in her new role as principal on July 12. 

Troy Krotz will add 30 years of educational experience to the team at Wellington Middle-High School, as he steps into the role of principal for the 2023-24 school year.  

Drs. Julie Chaplain and Insoon Olson have been selected as Poudre School District’s two newest assistant superintendents, following a competitive national hiring process.  

Together with current Assistant Superintendent Dr. Traci Gile, Dr. Chaplain and Dr. Olson will lead teams of PSD principals and directors of the Learning Services departments. These groups of educational leaders will share best practices and continue improving experiences and outcomes for students – from preschool to graduation and beyond.  

This summer Poudre School District staff will oversee more than 50 projects at 27 sites across the district. Some schools and district buildings may be closed or offer limited access while work is being done. Most projects are expected to be completed by late August. 

This May 12 special edition of PSD Now showcases the Grads at a Glance series, featuring a few of our outstanding soon-to-be-graduates and congratulates our entire Class of 2023.

We are proud to honor each of our amazing 2,133 teachers in Poudre School District during National Teacher Appreciation Week, May 8-12. We celebrate our teachers and the difference they make with our students by educating and challenging them academically while connecting with them personally. Thank you, teachers, for all that you do.

A resolution in support of National Teacher Appreciation Week will be presented to the PSD Board of Education at their meeting, Tuesday, May 9.

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.