This is a Friendly Reminder that tonight is the KRC Parent Orientation at Sunset! Come meet the camp teachers and visit the classrooms before we kick off!
PCSD 6 will once again offer lunch to students aged 18 and under this summer! For details on locations and times, please refer to the flyer.
The Cody Schools Education Foundation is hosting an event to support young children who will be starting school in the coming years.
The title of the event is "Every Child Ready.” It is a free, 3-hour workshop presented by Dr. Nikki Baldwin, a University of Wyoming early childhood specialist and is sponsored by the recently formed Cody Schools Education Foundation.
The goal is to ensure that more Cody children are as well prepared as they can be to succeed when they reach school age, regardless of what form that schooling takes, public, private or at home.
The method is to make sure that those who spend significant time with young children, especially parents, know the basic science of early learning and how children’s brains develop. The most important result will be families that are well informed about best practices, activities and tips they can smoothly incorporate in their everyday routines.
The workshop will be at the Cody Middle School on Saturday, June 22, at 9:00 a.m. with a free breakfast at 8:30 a.m. For purposes of an estimated meal count it will be helpful for participants to register with the QR code or email address provided.
The Cody Schools Education Foundation is an IRS-designated 501’(c)(3) non-profit public charity whose mission is “Enriching Education for Cody Students”. Some other Wyoming towns have foundations but until now Cody has not had an education-focused foundation to support schools and students.
Park 6 K-5th graders have been working on several Art projects. Livingston 3rd grade students completed their Chihuly sculpture today!
The students used recycled water bottles from their December hydro dipping tree project to create their Chihuly chandelier !
The students used their fine motor skills, estimation skills, cooperative learning skills, problem solving skills, and their critical thinking skills to complete this project.
#STEAM #problemsolving #criticalthinking #Chihuly #artiseverywhere #recycle
The Park 6 Elementary Art program has been working on many exciting projects! One of the projects the students have been involved in is Nature Art.
The students studied , Andy Goldsworthy, who is a Nature Art Photographer . They then created collaborative Nature Art projects outside on their school campuses.
#art #natureart #wearepark6 #collaboration #andygoldsworthy #elementaryartprogram
The Park 6 Elementary Art program worked on a Digital Art project this month. The students studied different career paths that involved Digital Art skills, then created their own projects on Pixelart.
#digitalart #art #wearepark6 #STEAM #technology #careers
Counting down to Heart Mountain Academy's graduation... Friday at 6:00 in the Wynona Auditorium!! See you there.💙🖤
From Wapiti Elementary Talent Show to CHS Film Showcase. PCSD 6 Scholars are outstanding. We Are Park 6
Celebrating PCSD 6 outstanding employees.
We Are Park 6
Livingston Scholars engaged with UW STEM Team. We Are Park 6
TUESDAY, MAY 21, 2024 - Cody High School Athletic Awards Night in WTA @ 6:00 pm.
Come help celebrate our athletes and their accomplishments for the 2023-2024 school year.
The public may tune into the May 21st Regular Meeting of the Park 6 Board of Trustees by using this link: https://boxcast.tv/view/may-21st-2024-regular-meeting-of-the-park-6-board-of-trustees-rg2jmk3pxrxknsyyzcb7
FFA Banquet celebrating CHS scholars.
We Are Park 6
Noetic Spring Math Competition
The Noetic Math Contest is a semiannual problem-solving contest for elementary students in our district. Problem-solving helps students to become better mathematicians, better thinkers, and more equipped for advanced STEM learning and research. During the contest students are given 45 minutes to solve 20 math problems. This year, 2nd and 3rd grade students competed at the advanced third grade level. Fourth and fifth graders competed at the advanced fifth grade level.
Students receive awards for:
* Team Winner - the top scorer of the district's team.
* National Honorable Mention - students who perform in the top 50% in the nation.
CONGRATULATIONS to ALL who participated!
Fillies & Broncs out and running. Senior Celebration Saturday. We Are Park 6!
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Wyoming RIDE Initiative Showcases Innovative Education Delivery Model by Park County School District 6
PCSD 6 sharing dynamic student learning environments with Big Horn School District #1. Sharing innovative learning practice.
We Are Park 6!
Students are finishing multiple projects in their K-5th Art classes in Park 6. These students are finishing their Stained Glass designs after studying the multiple medium creations by Henry Matisse.
The Valley School students traveled to Powell today to present their WORM research and inquiry projects to the Northwest College Education Department students.
The Valley students taught the college students about The Science of Worms, Project Based Learning, The Inquiry Approach and Innovative Learning all while showing their projects that have led to an entire year of Innovative student led learning that has covered literally hundreds of Wyoming State Standards.
The students at Valley School have read countless books, worked collaboratively in multiage groups, written podcasts that incorporated their research findings, conducted research to answer their inquiry questions, designed their own Science projects, documented their learning in marvelous multi media presentations, incorporated STEAM principles, written and drawn their research findings in journals, raised worms , began vermicomposting, developed their own organic soil with vermicomposting, planted seeds in their organic soil to grow under their grow lights and in their green house, and developed amazing public speaking skills while presenting their knowledge and applications to various groups in our community.
The WORM project is part of the RIDE initiative in the state of Wyoming. RIDE stands for Reinventing Innovative Delivery in Education. Park 6 is one of the school districts chosen in Wyoming to be a part of this initiative.
#wearepark6 #park6proud #RIDE #inquiry #projectbased #innovative #wyoming #criticalthinking #problemsolving
Cody High School's Nathan Tedjeske receives the "Oscar of Teaching" for tremendous dedication to students, colleagues, and community members.
Today, Tedjeske received the Milken Educator Award, a prestigious national honor hailed as the "Oscars of Teaching," which recognizes exceptional educators for their outstanding dedication to excellence in education. Milken Educator Awards Vice President Stephanie Bishop, joined by Superintendent Degenfelder, presented the Award to Tedjeske in front of cheering students, colleagues, dignitaries, and media. The Award includes an unrestricted $25,000 cash prize that recipients may use however they choose.
https://www.milkeneducatorawards.org/newsroom/press-releases/view/nathan-tedjeske-cody-wy
