Sweetwater school board honors Steve Kaur with WHSAA Lifetime Gold Pass

Steve Kaur, a long-time advocate for education and athletics in Sweetwater County, was honored with a Lifetime Gold Pass from the Wyoming High School Activities Association (WHSAA) during the Sweetwater County School District 2 Board Meeting on June 10, 2025. This prestigious award recognizes Kaur's extensive contributions to the community, particularly his 24 years of service on the school board, where he played a pivotal role in major projects like the construction of Green River High School and the district's Aquatic Center.

Kaur, known as the "voice of the wolves," has been a prominent figure in local sports broadcasting for over three decades. His dedication to promoting student-athletes and enhancing educational facilities has left a lasting impact on the community. During the meeting, Kaur reflected on his tenure, expressing gratitude to the voters for their trust and highlighting key achievements, including the successful bond issues that funded significant school projects.

In addition to Kaur's recognition, the board celebrated the Sweetwater County School District's Nutrition Services Supervisor, Leah Kennison, who received the Innovation and Preparation of School Meals Award from the USDA. This award acknowledges the hard work of the nutrition team in providing healthy meals to students, aligning with national efforts to improve child nutrition. Kennison announced exciting plans for the upcoming school year, including homemade pancakes and waffles made from locally sourced ingredients, emphasizing a commitment to fresh, nutritious meals for students.

These honors reflect the district's dedication to fostering a supportive educational environment and enhancing the well-being of its students. The recognition of both Kaur and Kennison underscores the importance of community involvement and innovation in education.