Campbell County School District Board of Trustees Special Dinner Meeting
The board meeting featured a training session titled Phishing 101, focused on cybersecurity awareness. The discussion covered the prevalence of phishing as a source of security breaches, common tactics used by attackers such as urgency and emotional manipulation, and how to identify red flags in emails including sender discrepancies, suspicious links, and unexpected attachments. Attendees were instructed on proper protocols for reporting and deleting suspicious electronic communications.
Mar 10, 2026·
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Campbell County School District Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The board celebrated the 4A Boys State Wrestling Champions and received an academic report from Sage Valley Junior High School. Discussion topics included an update on the development of a cell phone and smart device policy, a status report from the Attendance Area Committee, and the ratification of various financial warrants. The board approved several bids and quotes for district projects, including school facility repairs, software licensing, and device replacements. Additionally, the board approved personnel actions, a representative appointment for the Wyoming School Boards Association Insurance Trust, a student expulsion, and reviewed the proposed capital projects list for FY27 alongside facility and legislative updates.
Feb 24, 2026·Board meeting
Campbell County School District Board of Trustees Special Dinner Meeting
The discussion during the dinner meeting centered on an enrollment update. A review was conducted of Policy 5035 concerning Attendance Areas and Attendance Area Change Requests, detailing the guidelines and procedures for boundary adjustments, which require Board approval for major changes. Procedures for requesting an attendance area change were presented, including a demonstration of the interactive map used to determine a student's assigned school based on address. Current enrollment numbers for feeder schools into junior highs and high schools were reviewed, along with their future impact. No formal action was taken by the board.
Jan 13, 2026·Board meeting
Campbell County School District Board Of Trustees Regular Meeting
The regular meeting included acknowledgments of student and staff achievements, such as the logo contest winner for the Campbell County 250th Semiquincentennial Celebration and the CCSD Teacher of the Year, who performed with her choir. Academic reports were presented for Paintbrush and Prairie Wind Elementary Schools. The Consent Agenda was approved, with the exception of the IXL Annual Site License Renewal (Grades K-12), which was discussed separately and subsequently approved. Human Resources actions, including numerous new hires, transfers, and resignations for support, certified, and substitute staff, as well as extra-duty recommendations and resignations, were ratified. The ratification of payroll and other warrants was approved, along with ratified bids for new forklifts and a Destiny Library Resource License renewal. New bids and quotes were approved, including the IXL Annual Site License Renewal, the sale of old Hillcrest Elementary, the Cottonwood Elementary HVAC Replacement, and the award for Fire Extinguishers and Kitchen Hood Systems. Several Special Education Related Services Agreements and an addendum were approved. Approval was granted for the demolition of buildings for the Campbell County High School Replacement Project and for the expulsion of two students. The Board also approved applying for the Wyoming Education Trust Fund Grant and adopting the new mileage reimbursement rate. Edits to several policies and administrative regulations were approved. Finally, the District Technology Plan for January 2026 - January 2029 was presented and approved, and a comprehensive facilities update was provided covering Old Hillcrest Elementary, Conestoga MCER, CCHS Replacement Project, Transportation, Cottonwood HVAC, Aquatic Centers (New & Old), and Little Powder facility status. Public comments addressed policy review, student safety, and appreciation for technology support and innovative programs.
