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Wyoming Public Education Leaders Shine at National School Board Conference
March 22, 2025 – Wyoming – Seven distinguished Wyoming public education leaders recently took the stage at the Consortium of State School Boards Associations (COSSBA) National Conference, sharing epic initiatives and educational advancements happening across the state of Wyoming.
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CRC Free Developmental Screening
The public can join the regular meeting of the Park 6 Board of Trustees by using this link: https://boxcast.tv/view/march-18th-regular-meeting-park-county-school-district-6-trustees-yrstgxu5xjtjwwswolke
Tuesday, March 18th, Regular start.
It's slushy out. Slow moving this morning. Regular school day.
Say hello to even more messaging and announcements in the Cody Public Schools app! Parents/guardians check your email/text for instructions to sign up and access new features. See our Rooms Support page and news article if you have questions.
Friday, March 14th, Regular start time and regular Friday schedule. Have a fantastic Friday.
Fillies and Broncs Indoor Track
State Champions
So proud of you!
Congratulations
Friday, March 7th, Regular start and regular Friday schedule. Have a fantastic Friday.
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Kindergarten Information 2025-26
The Wapiti wild things took over the Montana mountains of Red Lodge! It was a perfect day. Thank you PTG for your support to make this all happen.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Governor Gordon Visits Park 6 Schools to Celebrate Park 6’s Engagement in the RIDE
program. Park 6 is a leader in providing Innovative learning and Community Partnerships.
CODY, WY – February 25, 2025 – Governor Mark Gordon visited Park County School District
6 (Park 6) to witness firsthand the remarkable work happening across the district. His visit
highlighted the alignment between Park 6’s efforts and his RIDE (Reimagining and
Innovating the Delivery of Education) Initiative, launched in May 2021 and implemented in
Wyoming districts during the 2023-24 school year. Park 6 was honored to be one of the nine
districts selected for Cohort 1 of the RIDE Initiative.
Governor Gordon’s visit reaffirmed Park 6’s role as a leader in educational innovation and
community engagement. With RIDE and Classroom 2 Careers at the forefront, Park 6
continues to redefine education for Wyoming students, ensuring they are prepared for
future careers and civic engagement.
For the full story please visit our News page.
It's cold outside but learning is heating up inside Valley school! Learning for students with technology, graphic novels, plants and erosion experiments...Valley has it all!!
IMPACT! What an impact made on the students of HMA today! A HUGE thank you to the nine community members that spoke to HMA about their careers and opportunities our students have to be employed. Students were polled and from 50 professions choose these careers of interest: culinary~Wyo. Dough, BLM-recreational, mechanics, medical, police officer, athletic trainer, CRH marketing, acting, & army. The community of Cody is awesome!!!
HMA participated in kindness week. Our students chose to visit the long term care center at CRH. With the help from sources of strength, HMA students and staff delivered 55 roses, with a Valentine well-wish and candy to the residents and staff. 💕 High school students making community connections!
Valley students are busy weaving fun into their daily lessons. Engaged in creating line plots for math as students use 3-D printed bowling pins to collect the data. Writing samples displayed from real world experiences from a nature science lab. 🌸
Wapiti students collaborate with CHS high school art students and Mr. Undeberg to work with clay in the ceramics lab! Is it a fish? Is it a taco? It's fish taco! Thank you Mr. U and the students of CHS who both did an amazing job. 💙💛💙
This link allows the public to join the Park 6 Board of Trustees' regular meeting on February 18, 2025. https://boxcast.tv/view/february-18-regular-meeting-of-the-park-6-board-of-trustee-rvhu4kqjjypaskrojunf
Park 6 Families,
As winter continues and temperatures drop, Park 6 wants to remind everyone to take extra precautions during periods of severe weather and extremely cold temperatures. The safety and well-being of Park 6 scholars remain a top priority, and we appreciate your partnership in ensuring they are prepared for the winter conditions.
Dress for the Cold
Please make sure your child is dressed appropriately for the weather each day. Coats, hats, gloves, scarves, and appropriate footwear are essential for staying comfortable and safe, especially when waiting for the bus or walking to school. If your family needs assistance with winter clothing, please reach out to your child’s school—we are happy to help connect you with resources.
Cold Weather & Transportation
Extreme temperatures can make starting vehicles difficult. If you drive your child to school, please plan for extra time on especially cold mornings. Families utilizing Park 6 bus transportation should remind students to bundle up, as even brief exposure to the cold while waiting for the bus can be challenging.
Staying Warm & Safe
Winter weather can bring unpredictable conditions, including icy roads and wind chills that make it feel even colder. We encourage all families to make informed decisions on serving their families and to take necessary precautions at home and while traveling. Staying informed through local weather updates and Park 6 lines of communication will help ensure everyone remains safe.
We appreciate your attention to these important winter safety reminders. Thank you for your continued support in keeping your children warm, safe, and the Park 6 Scholars ready for learning each day!
WE ARE PARK 6!