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Woodland Park students and schools recognized for state-level achievements
Summary
The board recognized Woodland Park High School track athletes who qualified for the Colorado State Track and Field championships and announced that Woodland Park Middle School, Columbine Elementary and Summit Elementary received the Governor's Distinguished Improvement Award for the 2023-24 School Performance Framework.
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The Woodland Park School District RE-2 board recognized students and staff for recent achievements.
Board members announced that 15 Woodland Park High School athletes qualified for the Colorado State Track and Field championships in Denver in May. The board thanked coaches and families and named several athletes and relay teams, noting school records and place finishes.
Board members also presented background on the 2024 Governor's Distinguished Improvement Award, explaining the award recognizes schools that demonstrate exceptional student growth on the school performance framework. Woodland Park Middle School, Columbine Elementary School, and Summit Elementary School were named as recipients for 2023-24; school representatives were invited to accept recognition.
Ending: Board members congratulated students, staff, and families for athletics successes and academic growth as reflected in the Governor's Distinguished Improvement Awards.

