On June 28, the ASD school board met to determine if two pending proposals should appear on the November ballot. Based on the input from a special task force, Superintendent Linda Reed recommended that the board move forward on the mill levy override and postpone action on the bond measure to build a new elementary school until next year, giving the district more time to refine the proposal and to educate the community. Members of the board agreed. To learn more, read Superintendent Reed’s comments at that meeting.

A community task force wraps up initial meetings and provides input to Superintendent on recommendations to the Board regarding a possible bond measure and mill levy override.

Recruiting and retaining experienced teachers is a challenge for small rural districts like Archuleta County. Watch this short video, produced by the Colorado Department of Education, on what Archuleta School District is doing to meet that challenge.

Dog houses sold like hotcakes at the 1st Annual Dog House Auction on Friday, May 18. The event raised more than $17,000 for the Building Trades program at the high school.

Superintendent Linda Reed explains two funding proposals that may appear on the November ballot.

The newly formed Safe Schools NOW team offers recommendations to the Board of Education to improve school safety and security at the schools. Actionable items could happen as soon as this summer.

With his regimen, 2005 PSHS graduate Raul Palmer stands next to Karen and Mike Pence in this photo taken June 28, 2018.