She is an outstanding woman inside and outside of the classroom. She ensures that all of her students needs are met with differentiated instruction every single day. She sees passions in her students and helps
Lisa took on CBVI for the middle school, teaching science to 6-8th graders for families that could not attend in person school during the pandemic. She has work tireless hours, and non-traditional hours to work
I wanted to recognize the extraordinary work that all students, parents, staff, teachers, administrators, and senior leadership have done to help ensure the safety of everyone during this 2020-2021 school with Covid-19 in the air.
Gavin has unselfishly donated his time as a Board member for our district. He is involved with our FFA program, and has donated money through a memorial for his father that passed away this fall.
Nate Breen was a creative and engaging Social Studies teacher at High School III, McCormick Junior High, and Central High School in Cheyenne, receiving many accolades and awards. After retiring, he served eight years in
I was fortunate enough to be placed in his classroom 25 years ago and admired him for his follow through and compassionate teaching . Fast forward to being the parent to a teenage child. I
Darcie epitomizes excellence in teaching. Her dedication to her students and school extend beyond the classroom and into her community. Recognized by Max
Ashlee is a behind-the-scenes worker. If your child uses a tablet or media, she is the reason it works! She puts in endless hours to make sure all kids get working equipment and does so
Angie is the librarian at Rock Springs High School, a place that one student described to me as “not just the library, but the sanctuary.” Students know they can come there for help but will
RoboBroncs heard from their counterparts Electric Feather Team from Wyoming Indian High School that they needed paper supplies and masks so the RoboBroncs mobilized to deliver products over the weekend. Wyoming Activities unite us in
Molly Matthaei had the once in a lifetime opportunity to compete on the Food Network’s Spring Bakeoff. While she did not win the grand prize, she wins every day in our classrooms as students have
Jennifer Kelley was awarded the Presidential Award for Teaching Mathematics. This is a huge honor and well deserved! Recognized by Gillian Chapman, Teton County School District
Wilson Elementary 2nd grade teacher Jenny Rogers rode her bike to each of her student’s homes delivering a pinwheel with a personalized note, some sweet treats, seeds to plant some flowers and a message letter