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igh School’s new principal is already a familiar face among students and staff - one who has been at the school for 25 years. Carey Christensen, an assistant principal and athletic director at PHS, will begin work in her new role in July.
As the next principal of Cache La Poudre Middle School, current CLPM Assistant Principal and Athletic Director Matt Ellis is excited to further his partnership with staff, students, and the community and continue the positive work that earned the school a John Irwin Award for academic excellence earlier this year.
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.
Each year, schools and childcare centers across Colorado are required to send parents and guardians a letter with links to information about immunizations and details about:
Leading up to winter break, schools throughout PSD have unique ways to give back and extend a helping hand to the community in need with Adopt-A-Family programs, Giving Trees, food drives, winter clothes donations and more.
Poudre School District is proud to announce the new principals for Fossil Ridge High School and Poudre Community Academy.
All Poudre School District schools will participate in Lockdown Drill Week between Nov. 13 and 17 as part of the district’s ongoing safety and security efforts. PSD follows national best practices so that drills are conducted in a manner that’s age appropriate and considers the impact of trauma.
As part of an annual tradition, several Poudre School District schools participated in the 37th Colorado State University C.A.N.S. Around The Oval, one of the largest fund and food drives in Northern Colorado.
As summer settles into the crisp, cool days of fall, the school garden at Poudre Global Academy continues to flourish, with visits from buzzing bees, butterflies floating through the air, and the occasional bunny hiding between the potting soil bags.
