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Parents and Guardians of students attending District 6 schools for the 2026-2027 School Year are encouraged to complete each item listed in the Fall Registration Checklist prior to the first day of school. This ensures our schools have accurate and current information for all students. We are looking forward to the new school year! 

"We believe our success stems from our commitment to truly knowing our students - not just as data points, but as individuals with talents, dreams, and unique needs," Petersen said. "While we review trend data to inform our instruction, we remain adamant that every data point represents a human being." 

 "We are seeing some of the greatest achievement and growth we have ever seen in District 6 in our CMAS results," said Board of Education President Natalie Mash. "We have 18 of our schools on performance. This is the most District 6 has ever had at this level." 

We are excited to invite all incoming 3rd through 8th grade students to the 2026 Greeley Youth Football Camp! This camp is a fantastic opportunity for youth athletes to work directly with District 6 high school coaches and players to learn foundational drills, develop competitive skills, and have fun. 

"Gina Hohmann is the most kind-hearted, selfless, encouraging person. She makes all students feel safe and welcomes them with open arms," writes Samantha Lanning, first-grade teacher at Heiman. "Gina always takes time out of her day to say hello and makes anybody who walks through the front door feel welcomed." 

Through a partnership with Aims Community College and the University of Northern Colorado, students from District 6 have the opportunity to seamlessly transition from high school to college with direct admissions and support services. 

The Greeley Central High School boys soccer team made history this season, finishing as runners-up in the Class 4A state championship after an incredible playoff run. The Wildcats advanced to the title match for the first time in program history before falling 2-0 to Mullen High School at Weidner Field in Colorado Springs. 

"As a former student in our district, I am incredibly proud to be an educator in the same district I graduated from. I feel proud to work for a district that is focused on helping students grow and thrive throughout their time here. There are many opportunities and resources available for students to explore. I look forward to watching my students grow and thrive throughout their time here in the district." 

"My classroom is a place where students can be themselves, try new things, and grow in confidence. There's something really special about cooking and eating together. It naturally builds connection and creates a sense of family. I see that especially in ProStart, where students often come in as strangers and leave feeling like family." 

By 2028, the district's goal is to have 90% of students in grades 6-12 pursuing a college or career pathway to prepare them for postsecondary education or the workforce. There are 29 Career Pathways and 14 Career Academies to choose from in District 6 high schools and the Career & Technical Education (CTE) Center. 

"Our school culture, specifically because of our school admin team, is the reason that I have not only stayed within D6, but stayed in education in general. If it weren't for Meredith, I can almost guarantee that I would have left education after the first year. Our school is small enough that coworkers feel more like family than they do coworkers. I could not imagine working anywhere else or for anyone else. The hard work that you put in does not go unseen. I come to work every day knowing that I am a valued member of our team." 

For Mauricio Marquien Mendoza, swimming is more than just a sport, it's a reminder to never back down from challenges to keep growing. 

The 2026 Greeley-Evans Alternative Program and NEXT Graduation Ceremony is Friday, June 19, 2026 at 8 a.m. at District 6 Stadium, 100 71st Avenue, Greeley. The ceremony will also stream live on our YouTube channel. Please click the headline to be taken directly to our YouTube channel.

The district AI Task Force focused on vetting AI tools agains district learning goals for students and instructional practices for staff outlined in Innovation2030; educating students and staff in AI safety and foundations and ensuring that AI usage does not violate academic integrity. 

"The culture within my school makes me feel supported, valued, and encouraged to be myself. During my time in District 6, I have had many opportunities to grow as a person, educator, and leader. I am grateful to work in a district where I feel comfortable trying new things, taking on different opportunities, and continuing to grow professionally. A big part of that comes from the incredible staff I work with each day, who help create such a positive and welcoming environment."

“Find community. Being first generation, I’ve always strived to be higher, but sometimes, I feel like I don’t have a lot to offer. What has helped me not be doubtful is knowing that my community believes in me,” Sara beams. 

A program you may not know much about in District 6: Culinary Classroom! Culinary Classroom is a program designed to introduce culinary skills, nutrition education, and healthy eating habits to our K-8 students. 

As we reflect on this past year, the word that continues to rise to the surface is gratitude. It is our honor to share the Report to the Community, but more importantly, it is to say, "THANK YOU." In Greeley-Evans School District 6, we know that we not only serve a community; we are part of one. The success of our students is a direct reflection of the incredible support we receive from our families, local businesses, and our civic partners.