The Student’s Voice Helps Shape Activity Offerings
Purpose: To collaboratively study co-curricular issues, make recommendations to the Superintendent/Cabinet and formulate related communications. When there is interest or a request to add a co-curricular activity at a school, … Continue reading
Students Learn the Dangers of Texting and Driving
During the week of September 16, students at all four Natrona County high schools saw a presentation on the dangers of texting and driving. Check out our video here.
The Case for a Snow Day
When a snow event hits our area, the big question becomes, “Will there be school today?” The official closing of a school or schools will come from the District and … Continue reading
A Modern Approach to the Compact
Purpose: The mission of the Compact Steering Committee is to ensure a culture of excellence through systemic continuous improvement and the collaborative governance model aligned with Baldrige principles through the … Continue reading
Let’s Build A New Road
Purpose: The Board Construction Steering Committee’s purpose is to oversee and direct the District’s capital maintenance program and construction projects within the Board’s interests. The Committee will provide regular updates … Continue reading
“Local Warming” Hits Casper
The Natrona County School District and the Casper Kiwanis Club are encouraging citizens to participate in a phenomenon being dubbed “local warming.” It’s much like the theory of “global warming” … Continue reading
Checks and Balances of Expenditures
Purpose: The Board Budget Development Committee’s purpose is to balance expenditures and revenue and collaboratively oversee the annual budget development process. To prepare for the Budget Process, the Board Budget … Continue reading
Dads Become DOGS
A safe and thriving educational environment requires the cooperation of many people. At Fort Caspar Academy, staff and leadership rely on the strength of a group of “Watch D.O.G.S.” to … Continue reading
Get Moving After School
The dismissal bell has already sounded, yet there remains a flurry of activity in Amanda Yentes’ classroom at Mills Elementary. Dozens of kids are bopping around the room with bike … Continue reading
Natrona Schools - Our Kids, Our Community 