Weld RE-4 School DistrictInspiring Innovation, Empowering Success Windsor/Severance

Tom Dodd has accepted the position of Windsor High School principal.  Read more about Windsor High School to Welcome New Principal

The hiring committees for the new Severance High School assistant principals are pleased to announce the selected candidates.  Read more about SHS to Welcome New Assistant Principals

Federal funding was not renewed. As a result school meals will resume next year at a cost.  Read more about 2022-23 School Meal Prices

The hiring committee for the new Windsor High School principal is pleased to announce two finalists for the position.  Read more about Final Candidates for WHS Principal Announced

Members of the community are invited to attend one of three informational sessions on the potential 2022 bond.  Read more about Learn About and Give Input on the 2022 Bond

The Board of Education determined to keep the RainDance property as a future traditional public school site at its May 4 special meeting.  Read more about Board Keeps RainDance Land for Future School

The Board looks to gather community input regarding a decision on the future of the RainDance school site.  Read more about Feedback Needed on the RainDance Site

The Board of Education met for its regular meeting yesterday, April 18, and we wanted to share an update.  Read more about Board of Education 04-18-22 Meeting Update

Michelle Scallon was recently named the new Superintendent, and a comprehensive search for a new principal will begin soon.   Read more about Leadership Transition at Windsor High School

The final candidates for superintendent will interview before the board, which will be livestreamed and recorded.  Read more about Superintendent Finalist Interviews

The Weld RE-4 School District Board of Education named Michelle Scallon the new superintendent of schools at its March 29 special meeting.  Read more about Michelle Scallon Named New Superintendent

We will begin the Colorado Measures of Academic Success (CMAS) assessments on April 4, 2022.   Read more about 2022 Testing to Begin April 4

Suzanne Horne was named the next principal at Severance Middle School. Horne will begin the role with the 2022-2023 school year.  Read more about Suzanne Horne Named New SMS Principal

The Board of Education will hold a community meet and greet for the final superintendent candidates from 5 - 7 p.m. Monday, March 28, in the Severance High School Cafeteria.  Read more about Board to Host Community Meet and Greet for Superintendent Finalists

The Board of Education selected four finalists for the position of superintendent of the Weld RE-4 School District at its March 3 special meeting.  Read more about Superintendent Finalists Announced

The hiring committee for the new Severance Middle School principal is pleased to announce four finalists for the position.  Read more about Final Candidates Announced for SMS Principal

EMPOWER — our community outreach program — is now accepting applications through March 11 for the spring / summer 2022 cohort.  Read more about EMPOWER Program Applications Now Open

The Weld RE-4 School District Board of Education members welcome all district residents to engage in productive conversations. Residents are encouraged to bring questions, concerns, or ideas regarding K-12 education.  Read more about School Board Announces Community Conversations

The district’s Annual Family Check-In and new student enrollment for the 2022-2023 school year will open at noon Wednesday, Feb. 2, online.  Read more about 2022-2023 Annual Family Check-In, Enrollment Begins February 2

Severance Middle School Principal Carmen Williams has accepted a new position, and her last day in her current role will be February 18.  Read more about Leadership Transition at Severance Middle School

With schools already at or over capacity, we lack the space to serve them. Provide your thoughts on the 2021 funding measure failures and how we can move forward.  Read more about 2021 Bond - Feedback to Move Forward

To help select a superintendent candidate that best meets the needs of our school community, the Board is seeking input through an online survey and community meetings.  Read more about Give Input on the Superintendent Search

While in-person learning is our top priority, we want to be prepared in the event that a school or portion of a school cannot operate due to a staffing shortage.   Read more about District Plans for Possible Remote Learning Scenarios

Effective Thursday, Jan. 13, we will move from masks required to masks recommended in all district facilities.   Read more about COVID-19 Protocol Updates

The Board of Education appointed Patrick Miller as the new Director for District D at a special meeting on Thursday, Jan. 6.  Read more about Board Appoints Patrick Miller to Director District Seat D

Our substitute pool has decreased, and we’re experiencing significant staffing shortages. Apply today to be a substitute.  Read more about Schools Need Your Help: Apply to be a Substitute Today

In the event of inclement weather or potential inclement weather, three potential scenarios may occur.  Read more about What to Expect with Winter Schedule Changes

The Board of Education named Dr. Rod L. Blunck interim superintendent at its December 15 Special Meeting.   Read more about Board Names Blunck Interim Superintendent

The Board of Education met for its regular meeting on Monday, Dec. 13, and took action on the following items.  Read more about Board of Education December 13 Meeting Updates

The Board of Education announced four finalists for its interim superintendent search at the November 30, 2021, special meeting.  Read more about Finalists for Interim Superintendent

The Board of Education declared a vacancy for Director District Seat D on Monday, Nov. 22. This seat will be filled by an appointment to serve the duration of the term, through November 2023, at which time the seat will go before voters for election.  Read more about Applications Open for Board Seat

I’m honored to serve our school community in the capacity of acting superintendent as our Board of Education searches for an interim superintendent to lead for the remainder of this school year. Beginning as a classroom teacher, I’ve worked in this district for more than 20 years. My goal is to support this transition and focus on the day-to-day operations, continuing our commitment to outstanding education.  Read more about A Note from Acting Superintendent

  Read more about Interim, Permanent Superintendent Search Process

  Read more about Board Appoints Heinsma Acting Superintendent

  Read more about Board President Lieber Announces Resignation

We are writing this morning to announce that Dr. Dan Seegmiller will leave the position of Superintendent as of November 23, 2021. On Tuesday, November 2, voters declined to pass issues 4A and 4B. With already overcrowded schools and enrollment growing at unprecedented levels aligned with the pace of home construction in our communities, our district must immediately prepare for a November 2022 bond initiative. Together, with Dan, we have agreed that new leadership is essential to moving forward as we work toward a successful 2022 bond.   Read more about Board of Education Message Nov 12 2021

Children ages 5 and older are now eligible to receive the Pfizer vaccine. According to the Weld County Department of Health and Environment, “full scale distribution of the pediatric   Read more about Pediatric Immunizations Message Nov 11 2021

  Read more about Message from Weld RE-4 Updated Election Results

The 2021 bond has always been about asking for what our district needs to best serve our students. A 37-page demographic report released this spring made clear what we can all see when we drive through our Weld RE-4 neighborhoods—growth in our communities is outpacing the capacity of our schools to serve students.  Read more about A Message from the Board of Education Nov. 3 2021

As part of our Weld RE-4 vision for education, we are further enhancing strong relationships between the district and our community. We actively seek out and utilize the wisdom and expertise of community members to ensure that learning experiences have a direct connection to the aspirations of our learners.  Read more about October Community Message

  Read more about Sept 17 2021 Message to Weld RE-4

As our mask requirement goes into effect, we would like to take this opportunity to address questions we have received about why masks are necessary for students inside of our schools and on our buses.   Read more about Sept 15 2021 Message to Weld RE-4

Weld RE-4 has paid openings at every school for substitutes. We can accommodate requests for half-day, full-day, or long-term commitments. You can choose to work in a certified classroom position or serve in a classified support role.  Read more about Our District Needs You---Subbing Opportunities

  Read more about Sept 9 Message from Weld RE-4 on Masks

In the past few weeks, our schools have come alive. Student work is hanging from the walls, and nearly every corner of each campus   Read more about September Community Message

On Tuesday, August 24, 2021 we drafted and approved a motion in an effort to keep Weld RE-4 students and staff safe and in schools, and to provide a safe and reasonable standard of care. The motion includes the following requirements:   Read more about Aug 25 Message from Weld RE-4 Board of Education

A Message to Weld RE-4 Families from Superintendent Dan Seegmiller & Board President Jennifer Lieber  Read more about A Message from Board/Superintendent Aug 20

Last week, Weld RE-4 kicked off the 2021-2022 school year with a record number of students—hundreds more than were enrolled in the previous school year. Growth is evident all around us  Read more about Update on Windsor Middle School Project August 19 2021

We want to notify you about an important benefit for families with students who are eligible for free-or-reduced-price school meals. If this applies, you may qualify for COVID-19 relief funding through the federal Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) program,  Read more about P-EBT Reimbursement Information August 18 2021

We hope your family's first week of school is off to a great start. We are excited to have students back in classrooms and want to keep learning, in-person, every day this year.   Read more about Health Check Message August 12 2021

Planning for the future. Weld RE-4’s enrollment has already increased by 800 students over last year and we are enrolling more students every day. As a growing district, we are always looking ahead to how we can best serve our students.  Read more about Updated Potential Bond Information

This week, as I looked across the Windsor High School cafeteria at the nearly 80 new teachers joining our district this year, it was clear that summer is quickly coming to a close.   Read more about Aug. 4, 2021 Message from the Superintendent

Due to an extension of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s school district reimbursement program, we will provide free breakfast and lunch meals to ALL enrolled Weld RE-4 School District students during the 2021-22 school year.   Read more about News on School Meals for 21-22 School Year

The Weld RE-4 School District is requesting feedback through a community meeting to ensure the District makes the most impactful use of federal funds to support students, teachers and schools  Read more about Use of Federal COVID Relief Funds

As we prepare to welcome staff and students back to school in August, we are sharing some information about what you can expect as we start the year. This information is based on what we know today and may be adjusted to align with changing public health circumstances as necessary in the immediate future or after school starts. When updates are necessary, we will let you know with as much notice as possible.  Read more about Getting Ready to Get Back to School!

Look for information regarding the 2021-2022 school year the week of July 5. At that time, we will be sharing back to school information directly with families and staff  Read more about Information on Upcoming 2021-2022 School Year

We want to notify you about an important benefit for families with students who are eligible for free-or-reduced-price school meals. If this applies, you may qualify for COVID-19 relief funding through the federal Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) program, which is providing financial reimbursement to families for school meals in the current 2020-21 school year.   Read more about Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer Program Information

A little over a year ago, our district moved to remote learning. In the fall, all of our students returned to some version of an in-person schedule.  Read more about Community Message May 2021

Mark your calendar for Thursday, April 22 at 6:30 p.m. Join parents and families from across Weld RE-4 for a virtual presentation on a potential November 2021 bond initiative.   Read more about Virtual Presentation on Potential Bond Initiative

A year ago, when the pandemic set in, we made the decision to postpone a 2020 bond initiative. With the switch to remote learning and uncertainty about the impact of the pandemic, this was the right decision for our community.   Read more about Community Message March 2021

The Board of Education of the Weld County Re-4 School District desires to appoint a qualified elector to Board of Education Director District seat (C).   Read more about Appointment of Board of Education Vacancy

When will Weld RE-4 middle and high school students be returning to a daily, in-school schedule? This is a transition we are fully committed to and that the Centers for Disease Control and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment are both saying is possible  Read more about A Message from the Superintendent February 9 2021

Kindergarten Registration for the 2021-2022 School Year Opens in February!  Read more about Kindergarten Registration 2021-2022

With next week being the last week of school in 2020, we want to take this opportunity to send our warmest wishes to your family this holiday season and share some important updates.   Read more about A Message to Weld RE-4 Families December 11 2020

November and its traditions of gratitude have arrived just in time. Pausing to give thanks for the everyday things and the people who enhance our daily lives helps us focus on the positive and boost our happiness in a year when we can all use another reason to smile.   Read more about Community Message November 2020

As you may know, Windsor Middle School transitioned to off-campus learning this week. Now, three of our four secondary schools have made this transition in the span of a week. While we have not experienced a school outbreak or evidence of school spread thus far, in looking at the data and talking to public health officials, we anticipate that between the Thanksgiving and winter breaks, our secondary schools will experience quarantines to an even larger degree than they have so far.   Read more about A Message to Families November 18, 2020

As you may have heard, our neighbors in District 6 have made the difficult decision to close all schools to in-person learning through the winter holiday due to a significant increase in positive cases among their students and staff and the fact that many of their schools have already been forced to go fully remote.   Read more about COVID Update November 12, 2020

As you may know, we are seeing an increase in COVID cases in Colorado and here in Weld County. While schools do not appear to be a source of spread here or around the state where students are learning in-person, community spread is affecting our ability to operate.   Read more about COVID Update November 5, 2020

Typically, snow days are called when hazardous conditions make it unsafe to transport students to school and for Weld RE-4 employees to commute to work. Given the unique circumstances of this school year, we are adjusting our snow day procedures.   Read more about Potential Snow Days 20-21 & Free Meals Extension

One hundred and fifty years ago, when we were a nation of 38.5 million people living in 37 states, the National Weather Service issued its first weather forecast (which warned of a windy day in Chicago), and our very own Weld RE-4 School District was established. It was 1870,  Read more about Community Message October 2020

Today, we are sharing some important information about how students can continue to get free meals after the current program is set to expire (in December 2020 or when federal funding runs out), as well as low cost internet service available to families in our area.  Read more about Information on Continued Meal Service for Students

Weld RE-4 Announces Fall Season for Football and Sideline Spirit  Read more about Fall Season for High School Sports

It is September, and our school communities are finding their rhythm. Every day, we hear from families and staff who are grateful that our schools are open for in-person learning.  Read more about Community Message September 2020

Due to extended emergency meal benefits, ALL students (age 0- 18 years of age) can now receive free meals through the Federal Emergency Meals Program. All meals for all students when learning takes place on-campus, off-campus, and through Inspire4 K-12 Online School will be FREE until December 2020 or until available federal funding runs out.   Read more about Nutrition Services Meal Update September 2020

It is great to have students back for their second week of school. As our communication over the last several days indicates, our district, like many that have returned in-person,  Read more about August 25 2020 Communication Update

The 2020–2021 school year has officially begun. By the end of the day on Tuesday, approximately 7,500 students completed their first day of school in the Weld RE-4 School District.  Read more about August Community Message from the Superintendent

We are excited to welcome students back to school next week and want to take this opportunity to offer tips and resources to help our families plan and prepare for the upcoming school year.  Read more about August 12 2020 Community Message

The Weld RE-4 School District Board of Education met on August 5, 2020 to get an update from Superintendent Dan Seegmiller on plans for the start of the school year. The district’s recommendation was to continue with its plan to open on August 17 and August 18 with elementary students in a modified traditional schedule and with secondary students in a hybrid model.   Read more about August 6 2020 Community Message

New guidelines released last week by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the Colorado Department of Education (CDE), and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE), have required us to rapidly revisit and revise our plans for the start of the 2020-2021 school year.  Read more about First Day of School Changed August 17/18

Subject: Looking, listening, and identifying where we can make improvements that will bring people together, demonstrate dignity for all, and provide hope for the future  Read more about A Message from the Weld RE-4 Board of Education

We have important updates to share with you today on our plans and schedule for opening as well as health and safety protocols that will be in place as we go back to school.  Read more about Community Message July 17--School Opening Update

Our communication a few weeks ago started to paint a picture of how schools will operate in the 2020-2021 school year.   Read more about Community Message June 29 -Start of School

We know that Weld RE-4 families are eager to know how schools will operate in the 2020–2021 school year. We recognize the strong desire to return to normalcy in all aspects of our lives, including having students back in school.  Read more about Community Message June 2020-School in the Fall

Over the past few years, our approach to learning in Weld RE-4 has been evolving, but never has it evolved as much or as quickly as it did this spring.  Read more about Community Message May 2020

The COVID-19 crisis has affected all of us in ways we would not have anticipated and disrupted our lives for much longer than we could have imagined.  Read more about School Closure Update April 21 2020

8000. That's how many students we're expecting in our schools in the 2020-2021 school year. This will take our elementary and middle school capacity to 112%.  Read more about Community Message February 2020

  Read more about Preschool Spacing for 2020-2021 School Year

One of my favorite aspects of my role as superintendent is getting to spend time out in the community talking about our vision for education in Weld RE-4  Read more about Community Message January 2020

"One kind word can change someone's entire day."   Read more about Community Message December 2019

Three years ago this month, our community generously supported two ballot measures that improved the safety of our schools, added capacity to serve high school students, and propelled our efforts  Read more about Community Message November 2019

Today, school buildings are designed differently than they were in the past.   Read more about Community Message October 2019

A few weeks ago, when we kicked off the school year with our staff, every seat in the new Severance High School auditorium was full. We welcomed over 700 staff   Read more about Welcome Back August 2019

  Read more about Community Message August 2019

We spend much of our lives, personally and professionally, striking a balance between relying on others and independently forging our own way.  Read more about Community Message May 2019

The spring 'We Care: Addressing the Barriers to Mental Healthiness' event will be May 23, 2019.  Read more about We Care--Mental Healthiness Presentations

Welcome to Weld RE-4 School District!  Read more about New Student Registration Summer 2019

Ten years ago, this year's class of graduating seniors sat in third grade classrooms in a district made up of one high school, one middle school, and three elementary schools.   Read more about Community Message April 2019

We are grateful to know the FBI has declared there is no longer a threat to school communities in our state. We appreciate the efforts of law enforcement to keep us safe. The Weld RE-4 School District will resume a normal schedule tomorrow, Thursday April 18, 2019.  Read more about School Open on Thursday, April 18, 2019

Next week, Weld RE-4 schools will be on spring break. This is the perfect time to step away, have some fun, relax and renew our motivation   Read more about Community Message March 2019

"Neighborly" is a word befitting the community we live in. The people around us are always helpful, friendly, and kind.  Read more about Community Message February 2019

In the coming weeks, hundreds of eight- and ninth-graders and their families will attend open house events hosted by Severance and Windsor high schools to learn.....  Read more about Community Message January 2019

Do you have an incoming Freshman student for the 2019-2020 school year?   Read more about Incoming High School Freshman Info Nights

Young people often wonder what kind of impact they can have. Are their voices heard? Are their achievements seen?   Read more about Community Message December 2018

What do you value about the community we live in? Answers we often hear include the small-town feel and quality of life.  Read more about Community Message November 2018

Weld RE-4 School District has several 4-day tuition preschool openings for children who were three or four   Read more about Preschool Tuition Openings

In August, a record 800 people attended the Weld RE-4 Education Foundation's fifth annual Flip Flop Gala.  Read more about Community Message October 2018

  Read more about Windsor High School Grand Re-opening and Community Thank You Football Game

We are excited to welcome students back to school! As anticipated, it was a busy summer.   Read more about Community Message September 2018

Weld RE-4 School District has received scores for state assessments taken during the spring of 2018.  Read more about Assessment Results ~ August 2018

Weld Re-4 School District receives federal funding under the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA).   Read more about Federal Funding Overview

Two high schools, one community: United by strong academics  Read more about Two High Schools One Community

New to the district? We will be holding new student registration for elementary and middle school students on Monday, July 30th from 10:00 a.m. to 6 p.m.  Read more about New Student Registration for 2018-2019 School Year

Please see information from United Way of Weld County on resources they have for families.   Read more about United Way Roadmap4 Kids

In celebration of Teacher Appreciation Week, the Weld RE-4 Education Foundation invited students to submit essays  Read more about Community Message May 2018

As many of you are aware, this Thursday and Friday multiple districts will need to close schools as teachers plan  Read more about A message from the Superintendent, April 2018

It started with a $40 contribution in 2013. Now, five years later, the Weld RE-4 Education Foundation is poised to cross the $1 million mark in money raised  Read more about Community Message April 2018

Please join us for We Care--Addressing the Barriers to Mental Healthiness on May 2 from 5:30-8:30 p.m.  Read more about We Care Addressing the Barriers to Mental Healthiness

Calling all students....looking for some fun summer activities?  Read more about Weld RE-4 Academic Camps from the Summer Enrichment Expo 2018 Information and Registration Link

Welcome back from spring break! It is always nice to have this break as we head into the last months of the school year,   Read more about Community Message March 2018

The families of the Weld RE-4 Windsor-Severance school district are going to experience an extended 16-week summer in 2018.  Read more about Summer Enrichment Expo 2018

In education, we talk a lot about college and career-ready students and standards.  Read more about Community Message February 2018

Windsor Kindness Week Returns February 11-17  Read more about Windsor Kindness Week

High School to Participate in College Board AP Capstone Diploma Program that Focuses on College-Level Skills Crucial for College and Career Success  Read more about Windsor High School Achieves Capstone Status

Happy New Year! We hope everyone enjoyed a much-deserved break. If you had a chance to get together with your neighbors over the holidays,   Read more about Re-posted Community Message January 2018

As 2017 comes to a close, we are focused on all that 2018 has in store for our students and schools.   Read more about Community Message December 2017

Two things that are synonymous with the holidays are food and music. That is why, this month,  Read more about Community Message November 2017

Several news outlets have published reports about   Read more about A message from Weld RE-4 School District

The season for giving thanks arrived early at Weld RE-4. Over 1,500 people in our community provided feedback  Read more about Community Message October 2017

At Windsor High School (WHS), collaboration is taking root in many ways. Designated student and staff collaboration spaces are sparking teamwork and innovation.  Read more about Community Message September 2017

The safety of Weld RE-4 students is our greatest priority. We’d like to take this opportunity at the start of the school year to remind you about existing safety procedures and inform you about how the school district will communicate with you  Read more about Safety Procedures

The start of the school year is often filled with excitement and anticipation for students and staff alike. This year, there is even more anticipation than usual due to the construction at Windsor High School.  Read more about Community Message August 2017

The Board of Education will have two seats up for election November 7, 2017. Director District Seats A and C will be up for election for 4 year terms.  Read more about School Board Seat Election Notification

Weld RE-4 School District offers developmental screenings for children ages 0-5.  Read more about Preschool Screenings

Dear Windsor High School Community: The first day of school for Windsor High School students is August 9, less than a month away.   Read more about Windsor High School Community Message

  Read more about End of School Year Community Message

As you may be aware, the Weld RE-4 School District has experienced significant growth due to an abundance of residential development within our school district   Read more about New Subdivisions Elementary Boundaries

"Coding," "Humanities," "Art Around the World," "Power Mechanics," "Newscasting," "The History of Big Ideas"--these are all classes that were proposed by Weld RE-4 middle school and high school teachers.  Read more about Community Message May 2017

We are about to break ground in Weld RE-4 in more ways than one. Windsor High School (WHS) and High School No. 2 are nearly shovel-ready, and design and planning   Read more about Community Message April 2017

  Read more about Windsor Charter Academy Correspondence

2nd Annual Let's Talk About Mental Health Night, May 2 and May 9  Read more about 2nd Annual Let's Talk About Mental Health

In Weld RE-4 schools, innovation takes many forms. At Tozer Primary School, a class of first graders climbed into the cab of a concrete mixer and saw  Read more about Community Message march 2017

In only four short months, another class of Windsor High School students will be walking across the stage to receive their high school diplomas.  Read more about Community Message February 2017

As part of our preschool enrollment process for the upcoming 2017-2018 school year, the Weld RE-4 School District is offering  Read more about Preschool 2017-2018

You may have heard that this week is Random Acts of Kindness Week in our community, I can't think of a   Read more about Community Message January 2017

The Board of Education of the Weld County Re-4 School District desires to appoint a qualified elector to Board of Education Director District seat (A).  Read more about Appointment to Board of Education Vacancy

Do you have an incoming Kindergarten student for the 2019-2020 school year?  Read more about Kindergarten Round-up 2019

It's been a very busy fall in Weld RE-4, one that started with a surge in enrollment in August that put us at a record 6,000 students.  Read more about Community Message December 2016

This is a great time of year for Weld RE-4 students. There is buzz about regional championships, playoffs, upcoming robotics competitions, and the first high school musical of the year.   Read more about Community Message November 2016

The results of the November 2016 election are in! The Weld RE-4 community voted to support measures 3B and 3C approving a mill levy override of $3.6 million and a $104.8 million bond.  Read more about Moving Forward in RE-4

Do you think we can make that on the 3D printer? Can we go outside to learn today? Can you help me render this video?   Read more about Community Message October 2016

Just over a year ago, the Coloradoan published an article that, in reference to the communities that make up Weld RE-4, said, “People looking for a ‘hometown feel’ and ‘good schools’ seem to flock to the area.”  Read more about Community Message September 2016

The Weld County District Attorney’s Office issued a statement yesterday in response to a “clown threat” to two specific schools in a neighboring school district. This afternoon the Weld RE-4 school district sent an email to parents and staff addressing "clown threats."   Read more about A message from the Superintendent

Looking for something fun and rewarding to do while your student is in school and get paid while doing it? Become a classified substitute!  Read more about Become a Classified Substitute!

A few weeks ago, before school started, the anticipation of returning to the classroom was building in my house, and in houses across our community.   Read more about Community Message August 2016

Congratulations to the class of 2016! Getting students to this important milestone in their lives is a collective effort―the result of the work they put in and the support and care they received from their teachers past and present, their mentors, their parents, their neighbors, and their friends. Our students make us proud.  Read more about Community Message May 2016

Please check out the video from this year's Innovate RE-4 Learner's Showcase.  Read more about Innovate RE-4 2016 Learner's Showcase

On any given day, you can walk through the halls of a Weld RE-4 school and hear laughter coming from a classroom.  Read more about Thank you teachers!

Last night, the Weld RE-4 Design Advisory Committee (DAC) asked our Board of Education to consider a bond proposal, totaling $104.8 million, for referral to the voters this fall.   Read more about Community Message April 2016

Earlier this month, Google Expedition brought Google Cardboard—a virtual reality app that lets students see a 360-degree panorama of various locations—to our schools,   Read more about Community Message March 2016

I was recently talking with one of our custodians who is also a parent of two Windsor High School graduates, and he remarked to me just how appreciative he was of how well the district had prepared and planned for growth in our community over the years.  Read more about Community Message February 2016

The Weld RE-4 School District is in the process of assessing current and future improvements at the high school level, and at every district school. We are holding conversations with our community on how a potential 2016 bond program could help us meet the needs of our students and the community.   Read more about Potential 2016 Bond Program

I was thrilled to see our Weld RE-4 middle schools recognized in WindsorNow!, recently. Windsor Middle School media production students were featured for the promotional video they produced for the Windsor-Severance Library, and Severance Middle School for their participation in an international data collection project to build the world’s first citizen database for air pollutants.  Read more about Community Message January 2016

Weld County Bright Futures Grant Program is a workforce development initiative founded on the common goal of building a stronger and more skilled  Read more about Bright Futures

This year has been marked by some truly great moments for our school district. The Windsor Wizards' football state championship title is certainly on of them. We are incredibly proud of our students,   Read more about December Message from the Superintendent

This week, the Colorado Department of Education released PARCC (Partnership for the Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers) test scores for schools and districts across the state of Colorado.  Read more about State Test Scores Released

As we prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving, I’d like to pause to give thanks. Thanks, to the Weld RE-4 students and their families who inspire us every day. Thanks, to the educators, leaders, and staff in our schools who are providing students with an education that will serve them well, far beyond graduation. Thanks, to the families of all of our staff here in Weld RE-4 whose support and encouragement fuels us in our work to provide students with options that lead to success.   Read more about Giving Thanks

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Please take this brief survey to tell us what matters to you when it comes to educating students in our community.  Read more about We want to hear from you!

November Community Message from Dan Seegmiller, Superintendent and State of the District Presentation  Read more about Community Message November 2015

Occasionally there are weather, safety, or health-related issues that require a school closure or a late start/early release.  Read more about General School Closure Information

The Weld RE-4 School District is in the process of researching growing capacity needs at the high school level.  Read more about High School Capacity Needs Information

A Message from Weld RE-4 Superintendent Dan Seegmiller and information regarding the first community meeting on the potential bond program. Please consider attending and lending your voice to this important community conversation.  Read more about Community Message October 2015

A comprehensive search for a new principal at Severance High School will begin soon.  Read more about Leadership Transition at Severance High School