Pagosa Springs Elementary School students visit the high school for a very special private showing of Beauty and the Beast. The excitement and awe amongst the young students were palatable - we love the collaboration between the schools to make this special show happen.

Miss DeEtte’s PFS art class is working on 3D sculptures. The medium of choice is cardboard!

STEAM! Science, technology, engineering, art and math! Yes, we even measured! After building volcanoes, students watched the reaction of baking soda and vinegar and determined where the "flow would go!" These artistic explorers did great!

As a part of Innovation Station classes at Pagosa Springs Middle School, students studied multiple perspectives and stakeholder issues related to the proposed Jackson Mountain Landscape project. Students learned from guest speaker, Dana Guinn, and made their public comment on the San Juan National Forest website. Afterwards, students participated in a mock public hearing and panel discussion engaging with community members representing; Archuleta County, Natural Resources Conservation Services, Backcountry Horseman, Dust 2, Pagosa Outside and Pagosa Trails Council.

After the event Bob Milford of Pagosa Trails Council shared the following statement:
"I was happy to participate! Plus I must say how impressed I was with your students with their knowledge and great questions on the proposed
Jackson Mountain Project."

The Arc of Southwest Colorado is offering a support group for parents/caregivers of children and adult dependents with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This will be a safe place to share and network. See flyer for meeting details.

Drumline students lead the procession of student color groups into the gymnasium for the much anticipated homecoming pep rally.

This week, Archuleta School District staff returned to work for their annual back-to-school district-wide gathering.  Staff enjoyed time together with colleagues and received a warm welcome from school board president Bob Lynch and Superintendent Rick Holt. ASD’s food service team provided a tasty and nutritious breakfast.  Rather than a typical morning filled with district wide events and activities, staff were given the day to return to their schools to prepare to kick-off the 2022-23 school year..

Students are accomplishing lots during their Jumpstart theatre class- mark your calendars to come support these amazing acotrs and watch the show. Aug. 25th, 7pm & Aug. 26th, 10am. in the High School Auditorium.

Join Archuleta School District in our exciting JumpStart to School Year beginning August 15th. The Jumpstart to School Year Program will be a dynamic, hands-on, relevant learning experience for all students. We are excited to have your child(ren) JumpStart to School with us TOGETHER!