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Student Highlights!
Our own own 4th grader, Ophelia C., from Mrs. Hoeft class, shared a poem "Misery by the element sisters" This is an amazing reflection of the COVID pandemic from a students view. Take a moment to read this wonderful expression of one students thoughts and feelings.
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Middle School Students Join the OLP Speech & Debate Team
Looking for an online extra-curricular activity that lets you perform or debate? Want to interact with your peers and other students online? Join speech and debate! We are always looking for more students to participate in this online club that competes virtually once a month! We offer dramatic acting, humorous acting, duet acting, speech writing, and debate! Contact Mrs. Dinner for more information at kdinner@greeleyschools.org
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Spirit Week - Crazy Hair day Pictures!
Crazy Hair day Pictures! Check out the fun our students are having!
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Spirit Week - Pajamas day Pictures!
Pajamas day Pictures! Check out the fun our students are having!
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Spirit Week - Season of Spirit day Pictures!
Season Spirit day Pictures! Check out the fun our students are having!
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Attendance is Important to be a Superhero!
Be on Time
Work Hard Everyday
Pay Attention
Ask Questions
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Livestream: Greeley-Evans Alternative Program (GAP) Winter Graduation
The Greeley/Evans Alternative Program - GAP Winter Graduation will stream LIVE on our YouTube channel on January 23rd at 9 a.m. or click above to view.
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Student Spotlight: Kaleb Alegria, Heath Middle School
"Kaleb is a quiet leader and has been for the three years he has been a Panther! Kaleb is involved in the Dream Team, Avid and also is bilingual. Kaleb is noticed by his teachers and peers for the outstanding mentorship that he has with his classmates. He goes above and beyond to help other students out with their academics! He is one true Panther! " ~Kristi Brown, Assistant Principal
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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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Bethel Baptist Church Donates Hand Sewn Pajamas to Jackson Elementary Students
The congregation of Bethel Baptist Church has a special place in their hearts for Jackson Elementary School. For years, the church has partnered with the school to provide mentoring through Kids Hope, as well as provide donated goods and services to the students and staff.
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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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Student Spotlight: Aijalon Almeida, Jefferson Jr. High
"Aijalon is an outstanding student and human. She is intelligent, strong, powerful, and determined. Aijalon always stays positive and motivated even when things don't go according to plan. She is a ray of sunlight and always manages to empower and encourage her fellow students and staff members. She is a successful student and an awesome athlete. Aijalon strives to do her best in all that she does. Aijalon truly embodies what it means to be District 6. I know she will continue to make herself, her family, and our D6 family proud." - Angelina Romero School Counselor at Jefferson Junior High School
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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.
