News & Announcements

College Outreach helps you connect your students to college and career opportunities. Please join us at our kick-off event in Aspen on Sunday, October 1. Ouray School provides transportation; limited seats available. Permission forms available from Mr. Fellin

Ouray High School students will attend a talk on intellectual freedom by author George M. Johnson. The Ouray Public Library, with sponsorship from the Mt Sneffels Education Foundation, Ames Risch, the Ouray Bookstore, and more, hosts a unique opportunity during Banned Books Week 2023 "Let Freedom Read" for students to learn about censorship and overcoming challenges and adversity in the themes of the author's books and writing.

CRT Young Audience Outreach Tour visited Ouray Elementary to present The City Dog & The Prairie Dog.

Voyager is offering after school programing for Ouray Students.
Program is open to students 3-11 years old, M - TH from 3:45pm to 5:30pm.
See flyer for more information.

The annual 8th grade butter braid fundraiser is happening now.

Second Step is our School's Social Emotional Learning Curriculum

Ouray School launches its strategic planning work with community meetings focusing on the Portrait of a Learner. Join us for our final meeting September 13 at the Ouray Community Center to talk about what makes a Ouray education special and what opportunities do we need to be providing our students.

Volunteering for this event is a lot of fun, and you'll be helping an event that raises around $5000/year for school activities! Students and parents are welcome. Use the link to sign-up.

This fall our students will take the Healthy Kids Colorado Survey (HKCS), an important survey about student health. The survey asks students about health topics including unintentional injuries and violence; mental health; school safety; substance use; physical activity and nutrition; sexual behavior (high school only); and risk and protective factors. We will survey Ouray Middle School on 9/21; Ouray High School on 9/27

Ouray school district is looking for talented individuals who want to work with students. Please visit our website or contact Vicky Trujillo at 970.325.4505 or [email protected] for more information.