John Robinson – Poudre Education Association president.Melanie Mierzwa (committee co-chair, - district employee (admin) and parent.Alicia Bono (committee co-chair, ) - district employee (admin) and parent.

This committee wants to be as inclusive as possible and consider the many perspectives in our PSD communities. The Calendar Committee includes representatives from schools, teachers, classified staff and parents. Those interested in serving on the Calendar Committee are welcome to contact Co-Chairs Alicia Bono and Melanie Mierzwa for more information. Quantitative results of the survey by subgroup.Quantitative data gathered in the survey.The Calendar Committee as well as the district will continue to consider these interests, using them to inform the development of future school year calendars. Considering how best to continue addressing ongoing heat concerns in classrooms.Instituting longer instructional days to allow for more breaks throughout the school year.A year-round school calendar, with more breaks throughout the school year.Respondents to the survey offered several suggestions for future calendars that they would like to see the district explore.Survey respondents across all respondent categories have a strong interest in ending the school year in May.Survey respondents across all respondent categories have a strong interest in maintaining a two week Winter Break and in having a five-day Fall Break.We received 8,571 responses to the survey. The PSD community has a strong interest in the school year calendar.The following are key findings from that survey. In December 2021, PSD circulated a survey about the district’s calendar to our community, including all parents/guardians, all staff, middle and high school students, and community members. 14, 2021 calendar update to the Board of EducationĬalendar Survey Key Findings, Results Survey Findings 11, 2022, calendar update to the Board of Education 2023-24 District Calendar (approved by the Board of Education Nov.Transparency and Public Records Request.

School Monitor by Alex Dunn