November 10, 2026
Both educators received prestigious awards from the Wyoming School Counselor Association in recognition of their outstanding service, leadership, and commitment to student well-being.
As a recipient of the Bob Porter Service Award, Lexi Carr was recognized for her leadership and tireless advocacy on behalf of Wyoming students and school counselors. Established in memory of Wyoming educator and school counselor Robert Carroll Porter, this award honors outstanding service to Wyoming's K–12 students and a commitment to their academic, social, emotional, and personal development.
As a recipient of the Human Rights Award, Andie Holmes was recognized for her dedication to inclusive mental health services and community support. Established in 1986 by Dr. Dave Capuzzi, the Human Rights Award recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions to advancing human rights, dignity, inclusion, and equitable treatment throughout Wyoming.
Congratulations, Lexi Carr and Andie Holmes, on these well-deserved honors. Your commitment to ensuring all students feel supported, valued, and empowered to succeed truly exemplifies educational excellence.
Read more about the 2026 Counseling Awards in the official release from the Wyoming Counselor Association here.