Sweetwater County School District #2

The Monroe Student Council presented at the Board meeting this week, sharing the incredible impact they’ve made throughout the year!
From organizing fundraisers and food drives to giving back to local organizations and supporting their fellow students, these young leaders have made a meaningful difference in our school and community. These students continue to show that small acts add up to BIG change. We are so proud of their kindness, leadership, and heart for others!🐾❤️

Here are some of their highlights from the year!

1 day ago, Brooke Birmingham

Looking for a meaningful way to make a difference? Join our transportation team as a bus aide and help ensure students have a safe, positive experience on their way to and from school. Click the link below to fill out an application today!
https://www.applitrack.com/swcsd2/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Transportation

5 days ago, Brooke Birmingham

🚌 Now Hiring School Bus Drivers! 🚌
Join our transportation team and make a difference in students’ lives every day!
Click the link to fill out an application today!
https://www.applitrack.com/swcsd2/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Transportation

11 days ago, Brooke Birmingham

We are hiring for Substitute Custodians. Please click the link and head over to our website to apply today!

https://www.applitrack.com/swcsd2/onlineapp/default.aspx?Category=Maintenance%2fCustodial

23 days ago, Brooke Birmingham

SPRING BREAK
NO SCHOOL
March 16-20

about 1 month ago, Jean Barker

We are incredibly grateful to Fremont Motors for their generous donation to help support families in our district who need assistance with school meals. Partnerships like this make a real difference for our students and community. Thank you for helping take care of our kids!

about 1 month ago, Brooke Birmingham

No School for Students
Parent Teacher Conference
March 13

about 1 month ago, Jean Barker

Daylight Savings Time Begins
Sunday, March 8
Set your clocks forward 1 hour

about 1 month ago, Jean Barker

Students - Early Out - End of Quarter - March 6

about 1 month ago, Jean Barker

School Talk
March 4, 8:30 A.M.
Guest: Kent Hemphill, School Resource Officer
Topic: TBD
Tune in to AM 1490

about 2 months ago, Jean Barker

This week is National School Board Appreciation Week! We would like to recognize the incredible individuals who serve on our School Board. Thank you for your time, service, dedication and commitment to our School District!

about 2 months ago, Brooke Birmingham

School Talk
February 25, 8:30 A.M.
Guests: Dr. Scott Cooper & Tom Wilson
Topic: CTE Facilities Renovation/Expansion
Tune in to AM 1490

about 2 months ago, Jean Barker

🚨 Now Hiring! 🚨
New opportunity available — come work with us!
Click the link below and fill out an application today!
https://www.applitrack.com/swcsd2/onlineapp/

2 months ago, Brooke Birmingham

🚨 Now Hiring! 🚨
New opportunities available — come work with us!
Click the link below and fill out an application today!
https://www.applitrack.com/swcsd2/onlineapp/

2 months ago, Brooke Birmingham

Also during the Green River City Council meeting last night they recognized our School Board Members for their dedication and service to SWCSD#2 for Wyoming's School Board Appreciation Week (February 23–27). Our School Board members work tirelessly behind the scenes to support our students, staff, and schools, making decisions that shape the future of our district and community. Thank you for your leadership, commitment, and continued advocacy for education—we truly appreciate all that you do!

2 months ago, Brooke Birmingham

At the Green River City Council meeting last night our School Resource Officers were recognized for their dedication and service to our district in honor of National School Resource Officer (SRO) Day, which is celebrated on February 15th. Our SRO Officers play a vital role in maintaining safe, supportive school environments while building positive relationships with students, staff, and families. We are grateful for their daily commitment, leadership, and partnership, and we thank them for the many ways they go above and beyond to support our schools and community.

📷Pictured are Jason Forsgren and Kent Hemphill along with Mayor Pete Rust and the rest of the Green River Council Members.

2 months ago, Brooke Birmingham