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Yearbooks, Yearbooks, Yearbooks!
Upload your picture, your quote and purchase a yearbook. Pics and quotes are due October 31st. All students, please take the yearbook survey by clicking on the headline.
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Fall Bell Schedule & Cardinal/Navy Calendar
Please click on this link for information about this Fall's Bell Schedule and staggered start times.
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Beginning of Year Information
Thank you for your patience as we continue to update the beginning of the year information in accordance with state and district policies, procedures and recommendations.
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Clubs and Activities
Learn more about Key Club, LULAC, and Student Council by clicking on the headline.
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ID Policy at Northridge High School
Students are not allowed to enter the building without their ID worn visibly around their neck or clipped to their person (upper chest/shoulder area). ID's cannot be attached to backpacks, purses, or other belongings. Students must wear their ID at all times while on campus (in classrooms, in hallways/restrooms, during outside activities).
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Student Spotlight: Abby Weaver, Northridge High School
Abby Weaver is one of those rare finds in a high school: mature, self-motivated, intelligent, athletic, compassionate. She comes to these attributes in a sincere way—she wants to be a person who makes a difference and who lives her best life. Abby is always the one in class other students could model their behavior on; she is focused, engaged, encouraging, and positive. ~Hannah Hurlburt, M.A., School Counselor
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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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Northridge High School STEM Academy Earns Distinguished Recognition from NAF
The National Academy Foundation has recognized the Northridge High School STEM Academy as a Distinguished Academy for the 2019-2020 school year. This highly competitive distinction recognizes that students in the Northridge STEM Academy are college and career ready, and that the academy mirrors the demographics of the school in the categories of ethnicity, gender, English language learners and students who qualify for free and reduced meals. In addition, 100 percent of the academy's rising seniors participate in paid internships. Northridge far exceeds the NAF expectations in all areas.
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D6 Athlete of the Week - Colin Gilley
Congratulations to D6 Athlete of the Week Colin Gilley from Northridge High School! The Grizzly is a dual sport athlete who plays golf in the fall and baseball in the spring while also maintaining excellence in the classroom. “He has persevered through the adversity of shooting high at the beginning. While playing baseball and golf and carrying passing grades, he has cut his score down by 10+ strokes and continues to get better and put the work in to compete at a state level.” – Mitchell Miner, Northridge High School Golf Coach
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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.
