Announcements

Thank You to Our 2013 Retirees!

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Third Grade Reading Scores up in District 50 for Third Consecutive Year

Continuing a strong trend in improving academic achievement, Adams County School District 50 once again showed improvement in third grade reading results on statewide TCAP testing. District 50 is one of just two school districts in the metro area to show improvement over three consecutive years.

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Meet Teacher of the Year Frances Davison

Principal Kelly Williams nominated Davison for the Elks Teacher of the Year award saying, “Ms. Davison has the natural ability to form relationships with students and truly is able to let our students know that she cares for them.” She added, “I am proud to have so many wonderful teachers at Scott Carpenter MS, and Ms. Davison is a true representation of the dedication of our staff.”

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District 50 Adopts New Math Program

The District 50 Board of Education has given its stamp of approval to a new math curriculum resource that will provide “real time” information about student progress and ensure consistency across the District.

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2013-14 Calendar Set

District 50 students will have one more day in the classroom this coming year after the Board of Education approved a proposed calendar for the 2013-14 year during last week’s session.

2013 - 2014 District Wide School Calendar
English | Spanish

2013 - 2014 Hidden Lake School Calendar
English | Spanish

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Lawmakers Finish Work, District Budget Moves Forward

With numbers from the state now set, the District 50 Board of Education can finalize its budget for the 2013-14 school year. A study session is scheduled for Tuesday with a public hearing scheduled for the May 28 meeting. The board will then approve the budget in June.

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Mayor McNally Brings Important Message to Westy El

Westminster Mayor Nancy McNally stopped by Westminster Elementary last week to speak with elementary school students and share an important message with them about their role in the community.

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Artists Show Their Work in District 50

Parents and children filled the hallways at Hidden Lake High School last Friday for the opening of the 11th Annual District 50 Art Show. They came to view a vast collection of 2D and 3D artwork created by students across the community.

The show continues through Friday, May 10.

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‘Harlem Shake’ Shakes Sunset Ridge

The staff at Sunset Ridge Elementary joined the “Harlem Shake” craze.

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WHS Hosts Music Festival

Westminster High School was the proud host of the CHSSA (Colorado High School Athletics Association) Show Choir/Vocal Jazz/A Cappella Festival last month.

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