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In partnership with the Peak to Peak community and external partners, Friends of Peak to Peak exists to build support and raise essential funds for Peak to Peak Charter School towards its vision to inspire students to fulfill their academic dreams for college, to develop their creative passions and athletic talents, and to become responsible citizens.Peak to Peak is a tuition-free, donation-dependent school of choice. Unlike traditional public schools, Peak to Peak operates on a funding gap of approximately $1,000 per student. During the founding years, it was necessary to incur debt to finance the construction of the original set of campus buildings, resulting in an approximate 1.4 million dollar annual payment out of the general operating budget.
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Attention Cornhole Players and Fans! Tournament is 2 weeks away. ALL community members and skill levels are welcome.
Be sure to secure your spot for the 1st ever P2P Cornhole Tournament on Sunday, October 10th at Front Range Brewing in Lafayette. This event in lieu of our annual golf outing will be a fundraiser for our Athletics and Activities Department. Teams will be limited so if you think you want to play, please pre- register here at your earliest convenience! Spectators are also welcome with a $10 donation that includes a non-alcoholic/or alcoholic drink of your choice (please pre-register). This event will be a great opportunity to meet some of our coaches and other Puma families who support our many athletics and activities at Peak to Peak.
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21-22 Community T-Shirts
If you are a new family to P2P who missed registration and did not receive one of this year's t-shirts donated by a Peak to Peak parent (and would like one) please let us know! We have a handful of each size left and would love to get one to you. Please take a moment to fill out this order form. Sizes run YXS - Adult XXXL.
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Puma Pennant Program
Banners are being printed for our Puma Pennant Program participating businesses. If you have a business or know of one who may be interested in sponsoring Peak to Peak through this program please check out our Pennant Program link. Thank you!
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21-22 Peak Scholarship Fund
With our annual College Day next week, it's a great time to learn more about the Peak Scholarship Fund! We invite all community members to learn about this impactful giving opportunity supporting eligible graduating seniors, and read about a few of our recent recipients. Please contact Friends of Peak to Peak or our high school counseling office with any questions about this important campaign.
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Tailgate Party Thank You!
Thanks to everyone who came out to our Homecoming Tailgate Party and Puma Bowl! A special thank you to: Peak to Peak's Asian Student Union, Society of Women Engineering Club, Latino Student Union, National Honor Society, Middle and High School Student Councils, our student and parent volunteers, baseball grill volunteers, and P2P parent Dave Heinrich /Tier Two Live who provided music for the event. With the "Puma Bowl" going into overtime, and our baseball team making a comeback in the last inning, it was a fun evening all around!
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Puma Pennant Program
Banners are starting to be made for our Puma Pennant Program participating businesses. If you have a business or know of one who may be interested in sponsoring Peak to Peak through this program please check out our Pennant Program link. Thank you!
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Looking for Peak Annual Fund Family Ambassadors
Interested in helping with this year's Peak Annual Fund Drive? The Peak Annual Fund which kicks off in October is our most important fundraiser each year and our volunteer ambassadors are an important part of providing feedback on materials, communicating information, and are available to answer questions from community members. Please contact Friends of Peak to Peak to learn more.
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Peak to Peak Parent/Guardian Book Club
Virtual meet, Thursday, September 23rd 7 - 8:00pm. Meeting ID: meet.google.com/woe-emka-xmx. Guests will enjoy hearing from High School English Teacher Karen Amidon and enjoy a lively discussion about this interesting book read in our high school English classes. For questions or more information, please contact P2P parent Marian Freshour.
