Welcome To Greeley Central

  • QUARTER 2 NOW COMPLETE!

     

    Quarter 2 finished on Thursday, December 17th.

     

    Please read a letter from Mr. Smith by clicking this link.

     

    We will start our winter break Friday, December 18th through Tuesday, January 5th.

    Quarter 3 began on Wednesday, January 6th

     

    We shifted back to our Hybrid In-Person schedule starting Tuesady, January 19th (see January calendar below). At that time, we will use the schedule which we used at the beginning of the school year. If this schedule changes, we will update it here.

     

    In order to keep our students using our Hybrid In-Person schedule, please help us by following these guidelines:

    • Students MUST wear a mask
    • Please keep your student(s) home
      1. If anyone in your family is ill;
      2. If anyone in your family has COVID;
      3. If anyone in your family is waiting for a COVID test.

     

    Groups have been determined by the last name of the student:

    • Group A = Last Names A - L
    • Group B = Last Names M - Z

     

    We have listed each day's group on our website's upcoming events section (see to the right).

    PLEASE NOTE JANUARY'S CALENDAR:

    Calendar below was revised/updated on 1/6/2021

    January revised Bells

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  • WINTER MUSIC CONCERTS

     

    With the COVID situation changing daily, please note that there will be links to hear our Winter Music Concerts soon (instrumental & vocal), along with our Dance Concert. Once we have those links completed we will post them here for your enjoyment.

     

    Here are a few of the recordings that have been done, although they are not the large group concerts that we are accustomed. They are located on the District's YouTube channel and Facebook pages:

     

     

    Here's a recording from our Dance Concert. CLICK HERE for Dance Concert "printed" program, which goes along with the video recording:
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  • OPEN HOUSE FOR 2021-2022 OPEN ENROLLMENT

     

    On Wednesday, December 2nd, Greeley Central held a Virtual Open House at 6:00pm for any 8th grade families who wish to learn more about the programs offered at Greeley Central.

     

    Our intention was to have a recording of this event available. Unfortunately, the recording is not available at this time. If you have questions you are welcome to check out the brochures for our programs using the link below or you rcan contact the Phil in the main office at (970) 348-5003 and he can provide information for you or point you in the right direction.

     

    Remember that Open Enrollment for the 2021-2022 school year is only open from November 1st through midnight on December 17th. While we would love to accept everyone who applies, we are limited by our building capacity, our school programs offered, as well as the number of teachers we have available to teach the courses we have. Hopefully, the 2021-22 school year will be fully in-person and we can continue to offer our great tradition of Pride, Class, & Dignity in-person instead of online off-site.

     

    Click this link to see the different programs offered here at Greeley Central.

     

    If your address is NOT in Greeley Central's boundary and you would like to have your student attend Greeley Central, you MUST complete the Open Enrollment application online in order for your student to be considered for Open Enrollment (click this link for more Open Enrollment information & application)
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    SPORTS REGISTRATION

     

    Sports registration for Winter Sports is now open.

    Registration links are now active for Winter sports for the 2020-21 school year!

    Winter Sports this year (Boys/Girls Basketball & Wrestling) will start practices on Monday, January 18th @3:30pm.

     

    You can contact Greeley Central's Activities director, Sean Scribbick (sscribbick@greeleyschools.org), or Sue Barnes (sbarnes1@greeleyschools.org) in the Athletics/Activities office at 970-348-5004 with questions pertaining to sports.

    Due to the current health crisis, there will be some changes to how some practices are held. Follow the link below to go to the sports registration page directly:

     

         https://greeleycentral-ar.rschooltoday.com/

     

    g Parents will need to follow the link above, login to their account (or create a new account), and then register your student(s) for the sport your student wishes to participate for the WINTER ONLY. Make sure all of your contact information as well as your insurance information and physical is up to date and not expired. If your student had registered for a sport last school year, just log into the rSchool site (see link above) and register your student for the next sport.

    Physical forms can be found by clicking here or from our Athletics page under the Sports Registration & Supplemental Files section or in the Main Office.

    Any student who wishes to participate in any sport must register online using the sports registration link above. All students must have an up to date physical as well as insurance.

    Please note that prior to your student participating in ANY practice or games, registration must be completed online and you must be cleared through the Activities office. Mrs. Barnes will notify those parents/students who are missing information from their registration via email.

    DO NOT WAIT UNTIL THE LAST MINUTE.

    PLEASE NOTE that we suggest that you DO NOT USE YOUR CELL PHONE to register and we also suggest you use Google Chrome as your browser for registering your student. We have noticed that using Internet Explorer or Microsoft Edge as the browser will sometimes not allow you to continue past the login screen.

     
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  • SUPPORTING THE ONLINE LEARNER

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    Parents & Guardians,
    We know this year has been especially difficult for students as well as for parents & guardians. Because of COVID and all of the changes to their lives both socially and academically, many students are struggling with their classes more than they would normally. This is an important year for students to be passing their classes because it will affect their path to graduation.


    Below is a link to information on what you, the parent or guardian, can do to help support your student during online learning and details on how to check on their progress in their classes. This information has also been emailed to families. There are links to videos giving you step by step pointers on how to check your student's progress.


    If you have questions, please feel free to contact Mrs. Dillon, our 11th grade counselor (sdillon3@greeleyschools.org), or any of the other counselors here at the school (link to counseling page).

     
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  • JANUARY NEWSLETTER

     

    CLICK HERE to download the January newsletter.
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    SOFTBALL MASK FUNDRAISER

     

    Mask The GCHS Softball program is proud to present to you our new GCHS facemasks. With holidays around the corner, now is a perfect time to support our program. If you have any questions or concerns email Sean Miller at smiller4@greeleyschools.org

    OVER THE EAR GCHS VICTORY ADJUSTABLE FACEMASK

    • Sleek behind the ear design with adjustable banding
    • Ergonomic silicone bead design for adjusting
    • Durable / wash tested
    • Comfortable, breathable inner layer, 100% cotton
    • $15 includes shipping
    • ORDER ONLINE BY CLICKING HERE.
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  • COLLEGE CENTER INFORMATION

     

    College Center Staff Contacts:

    The GCHS College Center is located in Room 211.

    Senior Updates

    Join the “GCHS 2021 Senior Class” Google Classroom.

    • We will be posting information about available scholarships, financial aid, college applications, and other career or college related updates.

    Complete the Senior Survey!

    • The Senior Survey is a requirement to graduate. The College Center Staff would like to know what your plans after high school are. We want to find the best way to support you. 

    Book a FAFSA appointment

    • Students and families will have the opportunity to meet virtually with an advisor to complete their 2021-2022 FAFSA application.
    • If your family does not speak English, please let us the College Center staff know. We will make the proper accommodations and have a translator available for your family.
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  • HISTORIC BRICK WALLbrick wall

     

    Check out our Historic Brick Wall, built during the 1999-2000 remodel of the Castle.

     

    Click this link to go to the Brick Wall.
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  • FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM

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    USDA waivers granted on Monday, August 31, 2020, allow Nutrition Services to feed all kids for free.

     

    View all information on the District 6 2020 food stops by CLICKING HERE. You can also find updates at their Facebook page.

    Any major changes to the distribution will be communicated to families. Minor changes to routes and stops may occur without notice but the most up to date information on serving locations will be posted on the District’s Nutrition Services website given above. Their Facebook page also has the most up to date information so be sure to check that out as well.

     

    The location for the food pickup at Greeley Central is located at the school bus stop at the North side of our school next to our staff parking lot OR in our Northwest student parking lot.

     

    Call the Hunger Free Hotline toll-free at (855) 855-4626 to be connected to food resources in Colorado.
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  • PARENT/GUARDIAN CONTACT INFORMATION

     

    If you are a parent or guardian of a student at Greeley Central (or for that matter, a student at any District 6 school) please make sure you have updated your contact information with your student's current school.

    If you have not received phone calls or emails from the District or Greeley Central in a while, there's a good chance that your contact information is incorrect or that your number or email address has blocked incoming calls or emails from our school and District.

    In order to provide our parents and guardians with the most up to date information and to contact you in case of emergency, valid contact information is crucial. If you have a new phone number or have moved recently, please contact the school and we will update the information. Please note that you can update email addresses and phone numbers through the Infinite Campus Parent Portal as well. A change of address does require proof of address and must be sumbitted to the school or District office before we can change this.

    Thank you in advance for your help.
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  • NEW STUDENT ADMISSIONS

     

    Students new to District 6 will need to register online through the District 6 Admissions webpage. Please read all required information given on the Admissions page before proceeding to fill out the application.

    Click the link below start the registration process:

    REGISTER YOUR STUDENT

    If your address is not in our school boundary, you must also fill out an open enrollment application on the Admissions page along with registering your student (click the "Register Your Student" link above and then look for the "Open Enrollment" link on that page). At this time, students not in our boundary will be placed on a wait list for Greeley Central, but you must first register AND apply for open enrollment.
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  • SAT SCORES?

     

    Are you looking to see what your SAT or PSAT scores were from this past school year?

    Click the following link to check:

    http://collegeboard.org/colorado
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  • FREE & REDUCED LUNCHES

     

    Every year each student who wishes to be considered for free & reduced lunches must have their parent or guardian fill out a new application.

    The best method of doing this is online.  Completing your application online takes significantly less time and will facilitate a quicker turnaround time for determining your status.

    Please click the link below to take you to this online application:

    If you prefer to fill out a paper application you can pick this application up from the main office or go directly to Nutrition Services at the Service Center located at 2504 4th Avenue.  Please note that filling out a paper application does take longer to process and get results.

    Please note that students who have not had an application processed by one of the last days in September will have a "paid" status until approximately the end of the first week in October.  After that date, the student's free & reduced status will be revoked, so please don't wait until the last minute to complete this application. Please check with Nutritional Services for all required due dates & information:
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  • STUDENT DROP-OFF
     
     
    Please drop students off at the West entrance (student parking lot) in the morning for school.  This parking lot is designed for a better flow of traffic.  The Faculty parking lot (located on the North side of the building) is not designed for high-volume traffic and by trying to drop your student off at the North doors creates a bottle-neck on 15th Street and in the parking lot itself.
     
    The West entrance (student parking lot) creates a safer area for your student to get into the building rather than having them walk across 15th Street in traffic.  Thank you for your attention to this as we strive to keep the area safe for not only your student but for you as well
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  • ATTENDANCE
     
     
    To report an absence for your student please call the attendance line directly at (970) 348-5014
    Please also remember to bring a photo ID with you when you come to pick up your child. Although some staff may know the parents of students, not everyone in the office may be familiar with you or your child.
     
    Thank you for your cooperation.
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District 6 Headlines

  • Closed for Martin Luther King Day

    District 6 administrative offices, schools, and facilities will be closed Monday, January 18th in honor of Martin Luther King Day.

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  • District 6 graduation rate continues to rise

    Amid a pandemic and a move to remote learning, the on-time graduation rate continues to rise in Greeley-Evans School District 6 and exceed the state average. Graduation rates for Colorado school districts were released by the Colorado Department of Education today, and for the third year in a row, Greeley-Evans School District 6 has exceeded the state average for the number of students graduating within four years of starting high school.

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  • Livestream: Board of Education Work Session and Meeting

    The January 11th, 2021 meeting of the Greeley-Evans School District 6 Board of Education will be broadcasted LIVE on our website and YouTube channel for the 5 p.m. work session and 6 p.m. business meeting.

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  • District 6 Message on Attack on U.S. Capitol

    The events at the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday were an attack on our nation and our democracy, and the images on TV and social media were frightening. While order has been restored, we know these images and events can create anxiety and fear for both children and adults.

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  • Outstanding Classified Employee Nominations 2020-21

    Our classified team members in Greeley-Evans School District 6 are the heart and soul of our work with students and the community. We value and appreciate the work that is done every day to increase student achievement across the district.

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  • A Message from the Board of Education

    As we are ushering in a new year, the Greeley-Evans School District 6 Board of Education are looking back on 2020 - an unusual and challenging year - with gratitude and appreciation.

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  • District 6 seeks applicants for MLO oversight committee

    Greeley-Evans School District 6 is seeking applicants to fill two vacancies on its Mill Levy Override Citizens’ Oversight Committee, which serves as a community accountability group for revenue collected and spent from the 2017 Mill Levy Override.

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  • Return to In-Person Learning January 2021

    As communicated in December, students will return to in-person learning in phases. This will help us limit the transmission of COVID-19 and keep cases down in our schools. This article contains some important reminders about the phased-in schedule for the return to in-person learning this month.

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Non-Discrimination/Title IX Statement

  • In compliance with Titles VI & VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972; Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967, the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008, and Colorado law, Weld County School District 6, Greeley, Colorado, does not unlawfully discriminate against otherwise qualified students, employees, applicants for employment, or members of the public on the basis of disability, race, creed, color, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, religion, ancestry, or need for special education services. Discrimination against employees and applicants for employment based on age, genetic information, and conditions related to pregnancy or childbirth is also prohibited in accordance with state and/or federal law.

    Complaint procedures have been established for students, parents, employees, and members of the public. The following person has been identified as the compliance officer and Title IX Coordinator for the district.

    Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources, Annette Overton

    1025 Ninth Avenue, Greeley, CO 80631

    Phone: 970-348-6074

    Email address:  joverton@greeleyschools.org

    TITLE IX STATEMENT

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