The Greeley-Evans School District 6 Board of Education said goodbye to its long-serving president, selected a new president and named a new member at its meeting Monday night.

The Board named Natalie Mash as the person who will fill the position vacated by Roger DeWitt, who announced in October that he would retire from the Board before completing his second term. Ms. Mash, a registered nurse and Refugee Program Coordinator at Sunrise Community Health, will serve in the position until November 2019, when the seat will be up for election for a two-year term, fulfilling the term vacated by DeWitt. Mash will officially be sworn a special meeting Thursday, December 20 at 2 p.m. at the Administration Building, 1025 9^th Avenue.

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Vestas and Greeley-Evans School District 6 are partnering to provide advanced manufacturing apprenticeships to District 6 high school students.

The apprenticeship is employer driven and combines on-the-job training with related classroom instruction. Between 10 and 12 students will participate in the apprenticeship program.

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Parents and guardians interested in learning more about career pathways and specialized programs at Greeley-Evans School District 6 High Schools are invited to attend one of four showcase events that will be held during the open enrollment window.

These events are an opportunity for families to learn more about the schools, visit with teachers and administrators and learn more about the focus programs offered at each school. Here is a list of the showcase events at the various high schools, and the programs available at each site:

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More than 100 Greeley-Evans School District 6 students and graduates have earned the prestigious AP Scholars award for their outstanding performance on 2018 Advanced Placement tests, with four students earning the highest distinction of National AP Scholar.

The College Board’s Advanced Placement program offers students the opportunity to take challenging college-level courses and exams while in high school. District 6 offers more than 20 Advanced Placement courses to high school students. Students who score well on AP exams are eligible to receive college credit, advanced placement in college, or both at more than 3,200 colleges and universities across the United States. 

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The Success Foundation Serving Greeley-Evans Schools announced today that it has received a $200,000 Daniels Fund grant to support the new Advanced Manufacturing Pathway, currently under development by Greeley-Evans School District 6.

“We are very excited to partner with District 6 on this project and grateful to the Daniels Fund for their generous support. There are over 80 advanced manufacturing businesses in our community and they need skilled workers. The development of this pathway is important for our students and for the industry,” said Julie Hill, Success Foundation Executive Director.

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