WELCOME TO PLATTE COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT #2
Welcome to the Guernsey-Sunrise Schools webpage where you will find all the information you need to become familiar with Platte County School District #2. We are located in beautiful Guernsey, Wyoming approximately 100 miles northeast of Cheyenne. PCSD2 services 250 students, DK-12, with a staff of over 75 certified and classified employees committed to excellence for all.
At Guernsey-Sunrise Schools we pride ourselves in offering a quality education and establishing relationships that meet the needs of students. We have small class sizes, outstanding educators and offer a curriculum that prepares our students for college, career and military readiness. Our staff is willing to do whatever is necessary for our students to be successful, both in and out of the classroom.
Platte County School District #2 is committed to every student and will continue to strive to provide excellent opportunities that will prepare our graduates for whichever direction they chose to pursue beyond Guernsey, Wyoming.
Mike Beard, Superintendent PCSD2
Specials Curriculum for Distance Learning Students
Need Help? Visit our Technology Page
Letter from Mrs. Sisson Online Learning Update:
A Letter from Chairman Anderson
Superintendent Beards Letter regarding School Closing
Food service for children 18 and under will begin Wednesday, March 18th. Breakfast and lunch will be provided at no charge in to-go containers. Pick up will be from 8:30-9:30 am in the multipurpose room.
The weekend backpack program will be available for pick up on Thursday’s in the multipurpose room from 8:30-9:30 am. They will be sending the food in grocery sacks, so there is no need to return backpacks weekly.
Resources for Students During the Break
2018-19 District ESSA Report Card
Titan Lunch Family Portal
2019-20 Calendar
Matt Hebbert, PCSD#2 Teacher of the Year, receiving his award from current Wyoming Superintendent of Public Instruction, Jillian Balow
Congratulations to Troy Reichert, Industrial Technology Teacher, who was surprised with a $50,000 award, part of the Harbor Freight Tools for Schools Prize for Teaching Excellence.
