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When graduates leave Greeley-Evans School District 6, what skills should they have? Yes, they need to know how to read and write, understand history and science, and be able to solve math problems. But what are the cognitive, personal and interpersonal skills a graduate should have in order to be prepared for their career, college, and beyond? 

"My experience in the Health Science Academy has given me many opportunities including my CNA courses and job shadowing experience. This has contributed to my future plans of getting a bachelor degree in Nursing and continuing medical school to become a Family Physician Doctor. Every class and teacher at Greeley Central has helped me get to a point of feeling confident in my future plans in the healthcare field." - Sabrina Ruiz-Horsman, Greeley Central High School

As part of an effort to listen to families, District 6 hosted three Family Listening Sessions this year. Superintendent Dr. Deirdre Pilch, district administrators, school principals, staff from the District 6 Family Center and parent advocates from schools across the district met twice with families from Title 1 Schools (our highest poverty schools) and once with the general district population.

Career exploration in Greeley-Evans School District 6 is on the move. The D6 Discovery Lab travels to K-8 and middle schools throughout District 6 to help students learn more about Career Pathway offerings at high schools and possible careers they may want to  explore. With all the pathway choices in District 6 - from culinary arts to welding - the choices may seem overwhelming to younger students. 

Keeping students and staff safe at schools is always the first priority in Greeley-Evans School District 6. The Department of Safety and Security has three full time administrative staff who are former police officers, as well as three professionals who work with schools to ensure safety protocols are in place and enforced every day. The department also employs 25 campus monitors who provide additional safety and security support to schools.

A Greeley Central High School social studies teacher has been named as one of 22 semi-finalists for the 2026 Colorado Teacher of the Year. Stephen Paulson is a social studies and AVID teacher at Greeley Central and has been an educator for 14 years. Previously, he has won Greeley Central Teacher of the Year (2024) and Greeley-Evans School District Teacher of the Year (2021) awards.

An informational meeting will be held at 4 p.m. Monday, June 9, 2025 for anyone interested in running for a seat on the Greeley-Evans School District 6 Board of Education in the November 4, 2025 election.

Four Greeley-Evans School District 6 schools have been named Centers of Excellence by the Colorado Department of Education.

Centennial Elementary School, Billie Martinez Elementary School, Brentwood Middle School and Prairie Heights Middle School were honored at a special ceremony today at the CSU Spur Complex in Denver. CDE honored 71 school districts and 346 schools from around the state with different awards recognizing student achievement and growth.

More than 20 employees who have or soon will retire from Greeley-Evans School District 6 were honored last week at a dinner and celebration at the University of Northern Colorado Ballroom.

"Every so often, you get a player that leaves a legacy on a program. Piper Clancy has done that in the past four seasons at Greeley West. Piper has been our #1 singles for 3 years now, maintaining a winning record every year, and continually adding to her awards..." - Ryan Pace, Tennis Coach

"What sets AJ apart is a relentless work ethic. He approaches every practice with purpose, constantly looking for ways to improve - not just in terms of performance, but also in effort, attitude, and finish. His consistency and commitment, even in challenging moments, speak volumes about his character..." - Ben Lundstrom, Track & Field Coach

Meet Student Spotlight Jeraldine Valentin Ordonez from Franklin Middle School! This year, Jeraldine stepped out of her comfort zone by joining the school's theatre club Venom, where she really enjoyed developing friendships with her cast mates. Jeraldine's positive relationships with her school counselors have contributed to her desire to one day become a youth counselor or therapist.

"Lexi has shown that pure hard work will pay off. Despite struggling to score, she remained a threat in our attack, and took more pride in her defensive duties. She bought into this program from day one, and has continued to grow every day. I am super proud of her so far, and I know she will continue to work on and off the field." - Nick Kuykendall, Soccer Coach