Linford Elementary students and staff gathered for a special Veterans Day assembly to recognize the day, reflect on the meaning of service, and honor our nation's history.
The LHS Hope Squad hosted a Drive-In Movie Night for all students, families, and community member to enjoy!
Elementary students from various schools were chosen to take part in the Premiere Art Show. Their artwork was showcased at the UW Art Museum, allowing students and parents to appreciate it after an award ceremony that celebrated the young artists and their creations!
Thank you, Veterans!
Kindergartners across the District visited the UW Hansen Arena to learn about a variety of animals, including cattle, sheep, and horses. Students were able to interact with some of the animals while learning about their habits, diets, and roles in agriculture.
This National School Psychology Week, we’re recognizing our school psychologists for the important role they play in supporting student success and well-being. From helping students navigate challenges to collaborating with teachers and families, their work helps create supportive school environments where students can thrive.
Thank you to our school psychologists for the knowledge, care, and dedication you bring to our schools each day. We appreciate all you do for our students, staff, and families!
Thank you to our school psychologists for the knowledge, care, and dedication you bring to our schools each day. We appreciate all you do for our students, staff, and families!
Fifth-grade students from across the District came together at the Teaching and Learning Center for an engaging day dedicated to discovering Native American cultures. They participated in a range of activities that highlighted both historical and modern aspects of Native American traditions, including those of the Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone tribes, which are indigenous to Wyoming. Additionally, they had the chance to enjoy a performance by Nez Perce storyteller J.R. Spencer.
The Laramie Plainsmen Hope Squad received the Hidden Gems of Gem City Award given by Laramie Range Ford. This award recognizes the impact these students have on the community and their commitment to student mental health and suicide prevention. Congratulations students!
Congratulations to Stacie Anfinson on being named Wyoming’s National Distinguished Principal of the Year! This prestigious honor recognizes her dedication to education, outstanding leadership, and the positive impact she makes on students and our school community. We are proud to see her commitment to excellence recognized at the state level.
Antelope Creek students celebrated the fall season with painting and a community puppet show!
The Laramie High School Orchestra performed a beautiful concert!
The Indian Paintbrush student council created a pumpkin patch in their outdoor classroom, allowing preschoolers to enjoy the delightful experiences of fall right at their own school!
Rock River Elementary students crafted their own shelters using an assortment of materials, including rocks, twigs, and leaves!
The Snowy Range FFA chapter recently traveled to Indianapolis, Indiana to compete at the 2026 National FFA Convention. Several members competed in a variety of events throughout the week, representing both Laramie High School and Wyoming FFA.
Congratulations to all the students who competed!
🏆 Parliamentary Procedure – 4th in the NATION! 🥇 Gold Emblem Team + Most Outstanding Member
• Caden Miller - Most Outstanding Member Award
🥇 Meats Evaluation – Gold Emblem Team
🥈 Poultry Evaluation – Silver Emblem Team
🥈 Agricultural Issues – Silver Emblem Team
🥈 Conduct of Chapter Meetings – Silver Emblem Team
Congratulations to all the students who competed!
🏆 Parliamentary Procedure – 4th in the NATION! 🥇 Gold Emblem Team + Most Outstanding Member
• Caden Miller - Most Outstanding Member Award
🥇 Meats Evaluation – Gold Emblem Team
🥈 Poultry Evaluation – Silver Emblem Team
🥈 Agricultural Issues – Silver Emblem Team
🥈 Conduct of Chapter Meetings – Silver Emblem Team
A little generosity goes a long way! This year, five animals purchased at the Albany County Fair were generously donated to ACSD#1 to help provide meals for our students. On Monday, our Food Services team used the donated ground meat to prepare and serve lunch to students, turning the generosity of our community into something meaningful right here in our schools.
A huge thank-you to the generous buyers who donated the animals and to the young people who raised them! We hope this is the beginning of a growing effort to bring more locally raised meat to our students’ plates. Thank you for helping us nourish our students and strengthen our community!
A huge thank-you to the generous buyers who donated the animals and to the young people who raised them! We hope this is the beginning of a growing effort to bring more locally raised meat to our students’ plates. Thank you for helping us nourish our students and strengthen our community!
Officer Groose visited Indian Paintbrush classrooms to read stories and share important safety tips for students to remember on Halloween!
School Board Trustee, Cecilia Aragon, visited Linford Elementary to educate students about Día de los Muertos.
Laramie Middle School Boys' Wrestling hosted their annual Laramie Middle School Invite!
Harmony students and families enjoyed a school wide fall carnival!
Students at Laramie High School can enjoy fun games along with a good book when visiting the library!