The 1st Annual Pagosa Springs Schools Student Art Show was a big success. Superintendent Linda Reed was invited to be one of the judges for the inaugural show. Awards were given in 5 categories and the show highlighted artists works from the elementary, middle and high school. We have amazingly talented students in our schools-we are ASD proud.

ALP Symposium is an event which brings students and community members together in the spirit of intellectual curiosity where unique ideas and solutions are celebrated.

The rainy weather did not stop our enthusiastic seniors from donning their caps and gowns as they took their inspirational walk through the elementary and middle school hallways.

Davis Parker takes his drone piloting skills to the elementary school to take aerial pictures of the 4th graders as they spell out their future graduation year on the grass.

The Skills USA teams had a great year during our 19-20 school year. 21 of the students who participated this year went to the regional competition, 10 of those students then qualified for the state competition, and 4 of those students placed at the state competition. Congratulations to Tad Hittle for placing third in the state in Carpentry and to Tay Barker, Case Harris, and Mark Holliday for placing first in their CSI competition. The CSI team will have the opportunity to compete in the National competition in late June. Congratulations to all, we are ASD proud!!

The District would like to welcome and introduce our second full-time School Resource Officer, Deputy Justin Guilliams.

As Pagosa Family School's first principal, Jane Parker loves the idea of building bridges between kids, families, and different educational options.

As the district's first full-time School Resource Officer (SRO), Deputy James Martinez is a welcomed addition to the ongoing efforts of ASD staff to ensure the safety and security of students, staff, and everyone connected to our schools.