Cloud Peak Elementary News Today

During their earlier regular meeting, the Johnson County School Board approved the employment recommendations for the month of March. Recommendations approved included Anita Harbarger as a full-time custodian at Cloud Peak Elementary; Jarrett Andrews as a district mechanic; and Danny Davis as a b

At their last regular meeting the Johnson County School Board voted to accept and approve their employment recommendations and resignations presented to them. The board approved David Puente as an activities driver; Jay Buhr as an activities driver/shop technician; and Jackson Ketner and Nick Rho

Enrollment at schools in Johnson County School District #1 remained relatively stable in January, according to the report given to the school board for this month's meeting. At Meadowlark Elementary there are 242 students enrolled, down one from the previous month. Clear Creek Middle School al

During this month's regular meeting, the Johnson County School Board voted to accept the employment recommendations, resignations, and transfers brought before them by administration. The board approved Rachel Todd as head cook at Meadowlark Elementary, Jennifer Brothers as administrative assista

Enrollment is consistent in schools in the Johnson County School District, losing three students but adding one, according to a report given to the school board. As of October 6, total students in the district sat at 1,191, down from 1,193 in September. One student each was lost from Buffalo H

During the Consent Agenda portion of their meeting this week, the Johnson County School Board voted to accept the employment recommendations for October. Recommended were Michael Verdone as a full-time custodian at Cloud Peak Elementary; Maria Lee as food service assistant for Meadowlark Elementa

The Johnson County School Board got a written report from Facilities Director John Zink during their recent regular meeting. According to Zink, the new air handling unit at Meadowlark Elementary has been approved and signed off by the state fire marshal. It is up and running but there are some

Enrollment at Johnson County schools is up slightly at the beginning of the 2023-24 school year over the final numbers at the end of the school year in June of this year. That is according to a report given to the school board at their last regular meeting this month. The report gave the total

It’s not only about the numbers, said Johnson County School District No. 1 Superintendent Charles Auzqui. Even so, the numbers look good.

The Johnson County School Board, as part of their Consent Agenda at their meeting this week, approved employment recommendations, resignations, and transfers of staff positions within the district. Recommendations approved included Kelley Pagan as a special education/6th grade ELA at Kaycee Schoo