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The LCSD1 District News page provides a central hub for official announcements, updates, and stories highlighting district initiatives, schools, students, and staff.

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We’re proud to bring you a website that’s as innovative and forward-thinking as our school district. Explore our new site and experience the difference! We’re still setting up a few areas—thank you for your patience as we finish.

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Laramie County School District 1 is the premier district “of learners for learners” in the Rocky Mountain Region where every student is successfully learning.

 

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Student of the Week

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Zoe Vazquez, a junior at South High School, was selected as Laramie County School District 1’s Student of the Week for the week of Oct. 26. 

Vazquez was chosen for his leadership and academic achievement. He serves as student council vice president of public relations, is a member of the National Honor Society, and helps produce the school’s yearbook. 

Vazquez takes Advanced Placement and honors classes, maintains a high GPA and is enrolled in the Laramie County Community College Accelerate Program. He is working toward his Seal of Biliteracy in English and Spanish.

Vazquez is known for his positive attitude, kindness, and ability to make others feel included. He leads by example, encouraging those around him to be themselves and challenging himself and others to grow. During annual trips to Mexico with his family, Vazquez helps people experiencing homelessness.

Following graduation, he plans to attend the University of Wyoming and major in architecture or interior design. 

Vazquez selected Paige Cathcart as his favorite teacher because of the time and effort she puts into creating engaging opportunities in her classes and through student council. He appreciates her leadership, meaningful connections and commitment to building community at South. 

“Zoe doesn’t just participate in a community; he actively makes it better,” Cathcart said.

Board Employee Spotlight

Troy Schieferstein, a special education paraeducator at Coyote Ridge Elementary, has been selected as the Laramie County School District 1 Board Employee Spotlight for the month of October.

Schieferstein has served as an LCSD1 paraeducator for 12 years. He was selected for his commitment to supporting students and calm approach in challenging situations.

Colleagues recognize Schieferstein for remaining actively engaged with students and applying what he learns to meet their needs. His knowledge of individual students and classroom activities makes him a valuable resource. 

Schieferstein is known for going above and beyond his responsibilities and providing consistent support that students and staff can count on.

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At a Glance

LCSD1 covers 1,592 square miles in southeast Wyoming. It is the largest district in the state serving 12,859 students in the 2025-2026 school year.

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38

K-12 schools

12,859

Enrolled students

850

2025 graduates

1:1

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