SCSD#1 Slide Show
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Pledge and Musical Performance Certificates – Stagecoach Elementary School Choir instructor and students: Weston Lamb, JennaRose Agudu, Jalen Agudu, Lucy Amundsen, Everley Ayotte, Adrian Becerra, Emma Calvey, Kylie Chaffin, Aurelia Corbin, Valeria Covarrubias, Emanuel Covarrubias, Manuel Cuellar Flores, Eric Cuellar Flores, Wyatt Frost, Alexis Galvan, Kennedi Gibbons, Caydance Gibbons, Roper Gomez, Mia Hernandez, McKinley House, Brooklyn Jackson-Dunn, Hadlee Jensen, Mason Jolley, Destiny Jones, Miranda Juarez, Elliot Kattan, Summer Laundis, CJ Long, Claire Long, Alejandro Marquez, Aubree Michael, Hannah Millemon, Maci Moeller, Yatsadi Moreno, Danaka Ogden, Bethany Richards, Aurora Salazar, Hadley Santa, Abbigail Scott, Morgan St. Clair, Jackson Stewart, Adyson Stringer, Conner Thayer, Nicholas Tracy, Landon Tremonti, Amelia Tucker, Keaton Tylka, Nellie Vesterby, Hensley Vidales, Ella Wiig, Kaylee Wilson
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2019 Retirees:
Mary Lord
District Employment
12 years beginning September 2007 – Nutrition Services
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September was childhood Cancer Awareness Month and Black Butte High School Instructor Richard Baker incorporated his focus on the advocacy of childhood cancer into building community at Black Butte. The Black Butte family held a penny drive and raised $2,000.00 for Jason’s Friends, a Wyoming based foundation that supports Wyoming families dealing with childhood cancer. Richard also saw it as a chance to bring staff and students together in a productive, fun, and worthwhile way. Richard and his family are a part of the Jason’s Friend Foundation as they helped them during his own son’s illness and recovery.
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Northpark Elementary School staff members Sarah Wright, Trista McMartin, Megan Harrell and Anna Moses worked together as a team in the best interest of their students. A student began choking on a grape during snack time. Sarah Wright’s quick response and effectiveness in performing the Heimlich maneuver directly resulted in saving the student’s life. Trista and Megan quickly took charge of the remaining students while Sarah was focusing her efforts on the choking student and then took him to District Nurse Anna Moses for assessment. This same team came to the aid of a student who managed to get their leg lodged in a piece of playground equipment. In working together, these individuals make a profound difference in the lives of students.
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The Board of Trustees, Superintendent Kelly McGovern and Rock Springs High School would like to honor the many RSHS football parents, fans, students, and local community for their support and commitment in helping to clean up the RSHS Tiger Stadium. Areas that were either cleaned, repaired, or added to include the bleachers, scoreboard (with a new Pepsi sign), ticket booth, stadium walkway, and the tree park west of the football stadium. Additionally, they even helped to make our sound system louder, clearer, and crisper.
In order to accomplish these tasks, the parents came together on several weekends including Sunday’s, and worked to get these tasks accomplished. This was all done on a volunteer basis, thereby clearly showing their tiger pride. We would like to thank and recognize these parents, fans, students, and community businesses for demonstrating that they truly do bleed orange and black and holding true to the tradition…..once a tiger, always a tiger!
Certificates were given to: Clint Eddy, Dana Eddy, Jacob Eddy, Joey Faigl, Nikki Faigl, Birch Smith, Anne Smith, Maggie Smith, Stevi Madsen, Dan Madsen, Cody Pierantoni, Stephanie Barker, Courtney Mikkelsen, Matt Bider, Wendy Bider, Brock Bider, Kade Bell, Levina Bell, Brad Profaizer, Mitch Long, Aaron Severson, Gina Elkins, Doug Elkins and family, Shawn Persinger, Becci Messick, Kellen Schrag, Ron’s Ace Rentals, Ace Hardware, Sherwin-Williams Paint Store, CJ’s Signs & Graffix, The Home Depot and Greene’s Energy Services, Inc.
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Max Mickelson and Matthew Jackman were presented this Certificate of Official Recognition by the Wyoming School Boards Association for completing the requirements to become a WSBA Certified School Board Member.
Carol Jelaco was presented this Award of Distinction – Level I by the Wyoming School Boards Association for her time and service to Wyoming’s Young People.
The Board of Trustees were presented this Certificate of Recognition from the Wyoming School Board Association for their dedication to educational growth. All current board members have 25 or more Board Certification Points.
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