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Achievement - Challenging Academic Expectations for All
Mentoring - Every Child will be Known
Community - Building Relationships through Support and Feedback
Family Partnerships - Families Support and Celebrate Each Other
Registration is NOW OPEN for Spring Sports (Soccer and Track) Parents and Community Members,We are thrilled to be back from Spring Break and working with your students again. We hope you had time to rejuvenate and spend time with each other over the break.As you know, we work closely with our community agencies to assist the school in staying safe. Earlier this year, we made changes to student check in and out procedures and parents responded well to our new protocols knowing we want our students and staff to be safe. We appreciated your flexibility then and are asking for your support as we implement new changes to dropping off and picking up students during the school day. According to our local Fire Chief, we need to make sure that the fire lanes surrounding the building remain clear at all times. That means we really need you to use the parking spaces when you pick up your student for various appointments throughout the day. The front office staff will also be reminding parents as we all adjust to this new process.At this time there will be no changes to the drop off in the morning. We will work with both the fire and police departments to review dismissal procedures that may need to change for next school year.Thank you for your support with this change.Dr. Hillman
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Congratulations to Officer McClatchey
Officer McClatchey was a recipient of the 2016 Public Safety Hero Award for her OUTSTANDING dedication and the commitment to helping Weld County youth achieve success. She loves her job and it shows. The kids are lucky to have her. Congratulations Officer McClatchey!
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McAuliffe STEM Academy hosts STEM Symposium
On Wednesday, April 12th, McAuliffe K-8 STEM Academy hosted the district’s 1st annual STEM Symposium. Students from around District 6 presented their STEM work and lead in discussions about those projects and answered questions. District 6 recently received a $150,000 grant from the NEA Foundation to support STEM programs and activities in schools.
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NEA Foundation $150,000 grant supports D6 STEM
The communities of Greeley and Evans are invited to learn about STEM programs and activities in Greeley-Evans School District 6 at the first STEM Symposium, to be held April 12 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at S. Christa McAuliffe K-8 STEM Academy.
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Kindergarten Registration
Greeley-Evans School District 6 elementary and K-8 schools will conduct kindergarten registration for incoming students April 2 - April 27. Click for more information.
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Student Spotlight: Bridget Hulac
“Bridget always goes above and beyond. She is taking geometry as an 8th grader and goes the extra mile in all classes. She is also active in sports and her church.” ~ Jen Pierson & Wil Thorpe, Counselors
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Learning Lab click HERE!
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Athletic Registraion
