Westminster Public Schools announced that CMAS test results will be available online starting May 29 through the CDE Family Portal. Families can review detailed performance data alongside additional resources provided by the district.
Westminster High School’s class of 2026 graduated at CU Events Center with a celebration attended by families and staff. Superintendent Dr. Jeni Gotto and Principal Maureen Bangsund praised student achievements and character during the ceremony.
Hidden Lake Secondary School celebrated its Class of 2026 graduation in downtown Denver with heartfelt speeches from school leaders and teachers. Seventy-eight students were honored for overcoming challenges and preparing for new opportunities beyond high school.
Westminster Public Schools will celebrate its retiring class of 2026 with an event on May 18. The annual ceremony honors staff contributions and invites community participation. A finalized list of honorees will be released soon.
Westminster Public Schools has provided tips for students and parents ahead of CMAS testing season. Recommendations include healthy routines, positive encouragement, and post-test celebrations. The advice is designed to reduce stress and support student success.
Bestselling author Jasmine Warga visited Sherrelwood Elementary Level 5 students on Apr. 7. She shared insights about storytelling, empowerment, and introduced her newest novel focused on friendship between animals.
Westminster High School will offer a free crime-solving camp this June for incoming middle schoolers. Students can use aviation, biotech, and cyber skills during this three-day event focused on solving a fictional case.
Michelle Music, an art teacher at Westminster High School, is addressing student attendance with handmade motivational signs. Other teachers are joining her efforts to show students they are valued and encouraged to attend class.
The Iver C. Ranum Innovation Campus will host a student showcase on May 4 in Denver. Students will present projects in fields such as robotics and health sciences during this public event.
Superintendent Dr. Jeni Gotto announced new initiatives aimed at increasing funding for Westminster Public Schools despite nationwide challenges. The district has secured over $3.7 million since January through partnerships and grants.