News & Announcements

In this issue:
#EverdayExcellence
Academic Calendar
Quantum Science Camp
Parent Bulletin Board

Kelly Walsh High School students showcased their academic success, historical expertise, and leadership at the State History Day competition!

Cottonwood Elementary is committed to creating a caring community of learners through relationships, relevance, and rigor, one student at a time. Jennifer Hudson, an Adapted Physical Education Teacher at Cottonwood, saw an opportunity to expand upon that mission by creating a peer partner program that brings more awareness, acceptance, and friendship connections between students of different abilities.

Congratulations to the student-athletes and coaches celebrated as part of the 14th Annual Middle-Level Sportsmanship Champions Awards. These student-athletes exemplify outstanding sportsmanship by participating in academic activities and athletic sports while being leaders in the classroom throughout the school year.

Academic Awards Banquet celebrates the outstanding success of students and educators. A highly regarded tradition in Natrona County, the Academic Awards Banquet recognizes the top 10% of academic achievers’ among all students graduating from the four high schools in Natrona County School District.

Students across the state participated in the 2022 State Leadership and SkillsUSA Conference in Casper.

The second annual Heavy Civil Construction Career and Training Day was held on April 7th. High school students in construction, welding, woods, and auto courses participated in the hand’s-on learning opportunity.

Kelly Walsh High School students, staff, alumni, and friends joined together for one of the best concerts of the season, Rodstock!

The Natrona County Recreation Joint Powers Board would like to share our sincere appreciation of  Mr. Buck King, Edgerton Town Mayor, for his years of dedicated service on the board.

Southridge Elementary Superstars work daily to promote and encourage student excellence through growth and kindness. This year, as part of the first-ever LIFT Jr. event, 5th-grade students at Southridge had the opportunity to learn valuable leadership lessons from some extraordinary high school student leaders.