Press Release
Vice President of Wyoming Education Association Visits Park 6 Schools
Cody, WY – Park 6 Schools welcomed Mr. Dirk Andrews, Vice President of the Wyoming Education Association (WEA), for a visit to classrooms and programs across the district. The WEA represents and advocates for educators across Wyoming, supporting policies and practices that strengthen teaching and learning for all students.
During his visit, Mr. Andrews observed students and staff in action, remarking, “I enjoy getting into schools and watching teachers and students engage at high levels of learning. Park 6 Schools is on the cutting edge of innovative learning and community engagement.”
Park 6 is leading efforts to blend the science of teaching with the art of teaching, ensuring instruction is both research-based and responsive to the needs of learners. This work is deeply tied to the district’s Classroom 2 Careers initiative, which connects classroom instruction with real-world applications and community partnerships.
Park 6 Schools remains committed to serving as a model for Governor Gordon’s RIDE program and public education in Wyoming, fostering innovative practices that prepare students for success in school, work, and life.
Vice President of Wyoming Education Association Visits Park 6 Schools
Cody, WY – Park 6 Schools welcomed Mr. Dirk Andrews, Vice President of the Wyoming Education Association (WEA), for a visit to classrooms and programs across the district. The WEA represents and advocates for educators across Wyoming, supporting policies and practices that strengthen teaching and learning for all students.
During his visit, Mr. Andrews observed students and staff in action, remarking, “I enjoy getting into schools and watching teachers and students engage at high levels of learning. Park 6 Schools is on the cutting edge of innovative learning and community engagement.”
Park 6 is leading efforts to blend the science of teaching with the art of teaching, ensuring instruction is both research-based and responsive to the needs of learners. This work is deeply tied to the district’s Classroom 2 Careers initiative, which connects classroom instruction with real-world applications and community partnerships.
Park 6 Schools remains committed to serving as a model for Governor Gordon’s RIDE program and public education in Wyoming, fostering innovative practices that prepare students for success in school, work, and life.
Park 6 Trustees taking part in the 2025 Homecoming Parade! Go Broncs/Go Fillies!
PCSD6 is currently accepting sealed bids from 9/24-10/10/25.
The public may tune into the September 23, 2025, Regular Meeting of the Park 6 Board of Trustees -https://boxcast.tv/view/september-23-2025-park-county-board-of-trustees-regular-meeting-juiqqxnisxzpolfgd88y
Superintendent Orndorff presents at the Wyoming Future of Learning Partnership with Wyoming Industries and K-14 Education
Governor Gordon’s RIDE Initiative to Reimagine Education
Cheyenne, WY — 9/11/25 — The Wyoming Future of Learning convening took place on September 11, 2025. This collaborative conversation strengthened partnership between Wyoming industries and K-14 education systems, advancing a shared vision for the state’s future workforce and educational innovation. This collaborative effort supports Governor Mark Gordon’s Reimagining and Innovating the Delivery of Education (RIDE) initiative, which calls for bold steps to better prepare Wyoming students for the opportunities of tomorrow.
The partnership is designed to connect Wyoming’s K-12 schools, colleges, university, and industry leaders in a coordinated effort to create real-world learning experiences for students. By aligning education with the evolving needs of Wyoming industries including energy, technology, agriculture, healthcare, and advanced manufacturing students will be equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in high-demand fields.
“Wyoming’s greatest resource is its people,” said Governor Mark Gordon. “This partnership demonstrates our commitment to ensuring that students have access to innovative learning pathways that connect education to meaningful careers right here in our state. It’s a win for students, families, communities, and employers.”
Park County School District 6 Assistant Superintendent Tim Foley and Superintendent Vernon Orndorff attended the convening. Superintendent Orndorff presented the district’s Classroom 2 Careers program, launched in 2023. The initiative, already thriving in Park 6 Schools, is designed to bridge the gap between education and employment by providing students with
authentic, career-connected learning experiences. Park 6 Schools is a model district for the RIDE program.
Superintendent Orndorff highlighted the program’s early successes and celebrated the deep partnerships formed with local businesses in the Cody community. “Classroom 2 Careers reflectsthe best of what happens when schools and industries come together for students,” Orndorff said.
“We are grateful for the Cody business community and their commitment to helping Park 6 students explore career pathways and build the skills they need for success in life after high school.”
Through the Wyoming Future of Learning, schools statewide will continue to emphasize studentcentered approaches such as project-based learning, career exploration, and industry-recognized credentialing. Employers across Wyoming will provide hands-on learning opportunities, mentorship, and work-based experiences to ensure students see the relevance of their education
to their future success.
“This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to reimagine education as a system that works for every student,” said Superintendent Orndorff. “By partnering with Wyoming industries, weare creating stronger bridges between classrooms and careers, ensuring students graduate ready
to contribute to Wyoming’s future prosperity.”
The Wyoming Future of Learning initiative will expand opportunities statewide, ensuring rural and urban communities alike have access to high-quality, innovative educational experiences. The strengthened collaboration underscores Wyoming’s leadership in rethinking education to meet the needs of students, employers, and future of Wyoming.
Governor Gordon’s RIDE Initiative to Reimagine Education
Cheyenne, WY — 9/11/25 — The Wyoming Future of Learning convening took place on September 11, 2025. This collaborative conversation strengthened partnership between Wyoming industries and K-14 education systems, advancing a shared vision for the state’s future workforce and educational innovation. This collaborative effort supports Governor Mark Gordon’s Reimagining and Innovating the Delivery of Education (RIDE) initiative, which calls for bold steps to better prepare Wyoming students for the opportunities of tomorrow.
The partnership is designed to connect Wyoming’s K-12 schools, colleges, university, and industry leaders in a coordinated effort to create real-world learning experiences for students. By aligning education with the evolving needs of Wyoming industries including energy, technology, agriculture, healthcare, and advanced manufacturing students will be equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in high-demand fields.
“Wyoming’s greatest resource is its people,” said Governor Mark Gordon. “This partnership demonstrates our commitment to ensuring that students have access to innovative learning pathways that connect education to meaningful careers right here in our state. It’s a win for students, families, communities, and employers.”
Park County School District 6 Assistant Superintendent Tim Foley and Superintendent Vernon Orndorff attended the convening. Superintendent Orndorff presented the district’s Classroom 2 Careers program, launched in 2023. The initiative, already thriving in Park 6 Schools, is designed to bridge the gap between education and employment by providing students with
authentic, career-connected learning experiences. Park 6 Schools is a model district for the RIDE program.
Superintendent Orndorff highlighted the program’s early successes and celebrated the deep partnerships formed with local businesses in the Cody community. “Classroom 2 Careers reflectsthe best of what happens when schools and industries come together for students,” Orndorff said.
“We are grateful for the Cody business community and their commitment to helping Park 6 students explore career pathways and build the skills they need for success in life after high school.”
Through the Wyoming Future of Learning, schools statewide will continue to emphasize studentcentered approaches such as project-based learning, career exploration, and industry-recognized credentialing. Employers across Wyoming will provide hands-on learning opportunities, mentorship, and work-based experiences to ensure students see the relevance of their education
to their future success.
“This collaboration reflects a shared commitment to reimagine education as a system that works for every student,” said Superintendent Orndorff. “By partnering with Wyoming industries, weare creating stronger bridges between classrooms and careers, ensuring students graduate ready
to contribute to Wyoming’s future prosperity.”
The Wyoming Future of Learning initiative will expand opportunities statewide, ensuring rural and urban communities alike have access to high-quality, innovative educational experiences. The strengthened collaboration underscores Wyoming’s leadership in rethinking education to meet the needs of students, employers, and future of Wyoming.
Adult and Child Play Class
Cody High School Color Guard camp, July 24th from 10am-2pm. No prior experience required!
Pest Control Notice
Today only, Friday September 5th we have combined the following routes for this afternoon. COW - Northfork riders will now ride WOLF. COW - In town & Southfork riders will now ride LIZARD. All DUCK riders will ride BUTTERFLY. The Sheep bus will help out up at Sunset for transfer down to CMS. All routes are posted on park6.org! Thank you -
Great Start to the 25/26 School Year!
We Are Park 6
We Are Park 6
Email natalieberry@park6.org for more information or an application.
Resource Complaint Committee Application https://5il.co/3piaf
The public may use this link to watch the August 19th, 2025, regular meeting of the Park 6 board of trustees. https://boxcast.tv/view/august-19th-2025-regular-meeting-of-the-park-6-board-of-trustees-psyyanj9ujwemwqaulnu
Pest Control Notice
Please take advantage of this FREE opportunity for parents and early childhood professionals!
If you are interested in applying, here are the links to the applications.
KEC Committee Application 2025/2026 https://5il.co/3mtm4
Alternate Application 2025/2026 https://5il.co/3mtos
PCSD6 Rule CKA Information
The public may use this link: https://boxcast.tv/view/july-15-2025-regular-meeting-park-6-board-of-trustees-eu6ytqk4jxlh03qzm7mt to view the July 15, 2025, regular meeting of the Park 6 Board of Trustees.
Pest Control Notice
The public may tune into the June 18, 2024, Regular Meeting of the Park 6 Board of Trustees by using this link https://boxcast.tv/view/june-18-2024-regular-meeting-of-the-park-6-board-of-trustees-kraac2dlik59wckwt0l9
The meeting will begin at 6:00 p.m.
Cody High School is in the process of updating the High School Culinary curricular resources for the upcoming school year. Public review of these books will be available at the Park County Library in Cody WY, from June 14th to August 12th.
