News and Announcements
SSSD Bargaining Meeting, May 13 at 4:15 pm at Steamboat Springs Middle School
Board Business Meeting, May 5 at 4:30 pm at Steamboat Springs Middle School
2026-27 School Calendar Draft
The Steamboat Springs School District Board of Education has unanimously passed a resolution in support of adequate and equitable funding of Colorado Public Education. The resolution calls on the Colorado State Legislature to fully commit to implementing the recommendations outlined in two studies mandated by SB23-287, ensuring funding that aligns with these findings and provides adequate, equitable resources to support the state's commitment to fostering competitive academic growth and achievement for all students.
The Steamboat Springs School District (SSSD) has been awarded $2.5 million in grant funding through the EPA and Colorado Electric School Bus programs.
Welcome to the fourth edition of Unity in Education: Addressing Discrimination Together. In this edition, our aim is to provide resources to help students and parents cope with discrimination. It includes videos and guides on standing up for oneself, addressing racism, and fostering open communication. The content focuses on building resilience, supporting children and teens in difficult situations, and empowering them to respond effectively to bias and injustice. We hope these resources help our parent community create a supportive environment in discussing race and identity openly.
As the newest school in the Steamboat Springs School District, now in its fourth year, Sleeping Giant has grown into a thriving community. It’s more than a place to learn; it’s a place where students develop into better individuals.
The Steamboat Springs School District (SSSD) is committed to addressing the critical need for affordable housing for teachers and staff. This Q&A provides detailed answers to common questions about the district's efforts, including potential housing developments, collaboration with the City, and the decision-making process. Our goal is to ensure transparency and keep the community informed as we evaluate the best options to support our educators and maintain our commitment to students.
Welcome to the second edition of Unity in Education: Addressing Discrimination Together. In this edition, our aim is to introduce different types of discrimination through educational resources and shed light on its implications across different communities. From the pervasive issues of basic discrimination to the nuances of antisemitism, racism, anti-immigrant bias, anti-LGBTQ bias, anti-Muslim bias, and ableism, we aim to foster understanding, empathy, and ultimately, meaningful change.