Prairie Heights Headlines

Parent Communication October 20th

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Parent Communication September 28th

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Important Parent Communication September 22nd

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Important Parent Communication September 15th

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Important Parent Communication September 8th

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Important Parent Communication August 11th

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District 6 Headlines

Inclement Weather Parent Communication

After implementing a snow day this week, the District 6 leadership team has reviewed the district’s guidelines and procedures around closing schools because of bad weather. For several significant reasons, for the remainder of this school year we will not halt learning because of bad weather and will instead switch to remote learning when the weather conditions create a safety issue for travel. Students will meet with their teachers online for their regular school day if the weather is too bad to host in-person learning at our schools. Students who are learning online this year will continue as normal. Click for more details.

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New school to be named for Bob and Betty Tointon

The Tointon Academy of Pre-Engineering will be the name of the new PK-8 school to be built in west Greeley. The Board of Education unanimously approved the name at its meeting Monday night. A committee of 14 District 6 staff and community members reviewed 70 names that were suggested for the new school through a community survey this summer. The committee met four times to whittle the names down and come up with a recommendation for the Board of Education.

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Livestream: Board of Education Work Session & Meeting

The October 26th, 2020 meeting of the Greeley Evans School District 6 Board of Education will be broadcasted LIVE for the 3 pm executive session, 4 pm work session and 6 pm business meeting.

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District 6 schools, offices to close for long weekend

Most Greeley-Evans School District 6 non-charter schools will be closed Friday, October 9 and Monday, October 12, and all District 6 offices will be closed Monday, October 12.

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Community partners help pay off student meal debt

Today, all accumulated student meal debt was erased in Greeley-Evans School District 6 thanks to the help of some amazing community partners. Food4Success is a fundraising campaign sponsored by The Success Foundation Serving Greeley-Evans Schools. The goal of the campaign is to raise funds to help pay off accumulated student meal debt accrued through the District 6 Nutrition Services Department. When students who do not qualify for free meals cannot pay for a meal, they still receive same lunch or breakfast that other students receive. However, if the meal debt isn’t eventually paid by families, then District 6 must pay for that debt out of its general fund. At the beginning of this school year, District 6 had $147,000 in meal debt. Today, that amount is zero.

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New PK - 8th Grade School Conceptual Flyover

Greeley-Evans School District 6 is developing a design for a new Preschool through 8th grade school to accommodate approximately 900 students. The school will be located near the Boomerang Golf Course at the intersection of 71st Avenue and 4th Street. District 6 negotiated with Banner Health for the purchase of the property, which included trading property with Banner Health that the District owned near Promontory.

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LIVESTREAM: BOARD OF EDUCATION WORK SESSION & MEETING

Watch the Board of Education work session at 4:00 p.m. and the regular business meeting at 6:00 p.m.

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District 6 unveils new logo and branding campaign

In Greeley-Evans School District 6, our students, families and staff are the stars. They work hard every day to ensure our schools are providing the best education possible. To honor our true stars, District 6 today is unveiling its new logo and brand, which reflects the school district's values and goals for student learning. The new logo includes the star image from the previous logo, as well as the “I’m District 6” tagline, which has been used since 2016 to reflect unity and pride in District 6.

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