Garfield Re-2 school board hears updates on outdoor education, college pathways and employee benefits
March 17, 2026 - 00:48
The Garfield Re-2 Board of Education received key updates on community partnerships and finalized employee benefit plans during its latest session. Presentations highlighted expanding opportunities for students both inside and outside the classroom.
Representatives from Garfield County Outdoors detailed the collaborative initiative's progress in integrating outdoor education across the district. The program focuses on leveraging the region's natural environment to enhance student learning, promote wellness, and foster stewardship.
Officials from Colorado Mountain College were also present to discuss strengthened college pathways. The ongoing partnership aims to provide Garfield Re-2 students with seamless access to dual enrollment courses and career training programs, easing the transition to higher education and local workforce readiness.
In other business, the board made final determinations regarding employee insurance benefits for the upcoming year. After reviewing proposals and plan options, directors approved a package aimed at balancing comprehensive coverage with fiscal responsibility. The decisions are part of the district's annual effort to support and retain its staff.
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