Enrichment Activities

Junior and Senior students who want to help others and have a positve impact on PHS and the greater Fort Collins community.
Trained as peer educators and do class presentations and outreach activities on a variety of topics, including Teen Dating Violence, Sexual Harassment/Assault and Suicide Prevention.
Present throughout school year at PHS, Middle and Elementary Schools throughout the District, Remington House, Turning Point, and Platte Valley Youth Services Center.
Mentor PHS Freshman through the Students Mentoring Students Program.
Applications and an interview are required the Spring before Junior or Senior year.
Contact person at PHS: Derrick Searle @ 970.488.6211/ dsearle@psdschools.org.

A group of leaders who are involved with the following activities: Homecoming Activities, service projects, the Canned Food Drive, and mentoring programs.
The skills that our leaders are learning are professional skills that will translate into success in any career their choose.

This program provides opportunities for Poudre School District students to gain career experience through a wide variety of partnerships with businesses, professionals and agencies in the Larimer County area.
Students earn credit based on the hours spent in the career-related experience (i.e. 27 hours in a paid position=1 credit, 18 hours in a volunteer position= 1 credit.)
Contact person at PHS: Mike Slawson @ 488-6068 or mslawson@psdschools.org

A self-initiated, self-paced, independent research project that affords students the opportunity to receive high school credit while researching and focusing on a topic of special interest.
Contact person at PHS: Mike Slawson @ 488-6068 or mslawson@psdschools.org

Summer trip developed for and offered to 8th and 9th grade GT students.
Explores youth leadership against the backdrop of the stunning South-western United States.
To learn more visit Global Explorers or email Shannon at shannon@globalexplorers.org.

UPDATED: SEPTEMBER 05, 2012