Poudre School District is one of the fastest growing districts in northern Colorado, adding about 500 students (equivalent to the size of an elementary school) every year. Together the schools serve roughly 8,000 students. Two public charter high schools are chartered through PSD: Ridgeview Classical Schools and Liberty Common High School. The district also operates four alternative high schools for students who thrive in smaller environments or require flexible educational options. Each serves students in different neighborhood sections of the city. There are four comprehensive public senior high schools in Fort Collins Colorado operated by the Poudre School District. A memorial to the old school building, written at the time of its demolition in the mid-1970s, states that the Fort Collins Junior High was departmentalized in 1928. In 1925, the high school moved to a new location, 1400 Remington Street (now used for the arts at CSU), and the junior high took over the building. In the beginning, the junior high only consisted of eighth grade, with most of the students located within the Fort Collins High School building. But it wasn't until 1922 that Fort Collins rearranged the grades in order to have a junior high. By 1920, Wellington and Waverly both had junior high schools. Through this period of time, the middle grades were grouped together with the lower grades and simply called the grade school. In 1903, the high school and several of the grade level classes were moved to a new location on Meldrum street where the current Lincoln Center now stands. The Fort Collins High School occupied the top floor of the Franklin building, and the lower grades, 1st-8th, met together in the bottom of the building.
In 1887, the Franklin building was completed at the corner of Mountain and Howes and the students all moved to the new facility. The first school in Fort Collins was a one-room school house located in Auntie Stone's cabin from 1866 to 1887. In the 2015–2016 school year, the district had a total PK-12 enrollment of 29,527. The average teacher salary of $53,383 is slightly higher than the state average. The minimum teacher salary in PSD is $44,000, and the maximum $93,761. The school district is the second-largest employer in Fort Collins. The district is led by a seven-member Board of Education. Five Fort Collins charter schools are chartered through PSD, including the Fort Collins Montessori School, Mountain Sage Community School, Ridgeview Classical School and Liberty Common Elementary and High School. Additionally, the district manages community early childhood education programs and special transition facilities for students with disabilities. The district manages 31 elementary schools, 10 middle schools, four comprehensive high schools, and four alternative high schools. The district was formed in 1960 by the consolidation of several dozen existing districts in Larimer County, and is the ninth largest in the state. The district is one of the fastest growing in Northern Colorado, adding 400-500 students - about the size of an elementary school - each year. The district operates and manages the public schools in the city of Fort Collins, as well as in the towns of Wellington, Timnath, Loveland and Windsor, and unincorporated communities of Larimer County including Laporte and Livermore. The Poudre School District ( R-1) is a K–12 public school district in Larimer County in northern Colorado. Once you have completed this form, someone from Webber will be in touch via phone/email with confirmation date and details. Student Shadowing is available from December through January 21. Please have your student bring a cold lunch.
We recommend that your student bring a book or homework to do in case there is quiet time during classes. During their shadow experience, your student will sit in on core subject classes and participate in the day's learning.
(after 6th grade lunch.) This gives your student time to return to their elementary school for the rest of the day. Please contact Susan Salz (Webber Office Manager) at 97 to schedule your tour.Īre you making decisions about which middle school you'd like your 5th grade student to attend next year? If so, shadowing a current Webber 6th grader may help in your choice. If you are unable to attend the Open House, you may schedule a tour and meet an administrator. Welcome Class of 2029! Are you ready to learn about everything at Webber? Please take a look at the presentation here:
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