The following is a joint statement from the Negotiations Team:

Today, a team of educators from the Greeley Education Association, administrators and Board of Education members in Greeley-Evans School District 6 concluded three days of initial contract negotiations and will now move ahead with several committees to continue the work addressing issues.

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The following is a joint statement from the Negotiations Team:

Today, a team of educators from the Greeley Education Association, administrators and Board of Education members in Greeley-Evans School District 6 continued meeting to identify issues that need to be addressed by smaller work groups over the next few months.

The group heard information about the early preliminary budget estimates from Chief Financial Officer Meggan Sponsler. This information also included anticipated expenses including the advancement of the salary schedule for educators as well as a similar increase for classified staff. Ms. Sponsler also provided estimates for what it would cost to address additional compensation issues, such as increasing base pay for teachers, addressing a previous issue from past contracts called the crossover key and compensating those employees who had their salary frozen back in the 2009-10 school year. A compensation committee will reconvene in February and as more information is available from the state about funding the School Finance Act, a compensation package will be brought back to the entire team, probably in April.

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The following is a joint statement from the Negotiations Team:

Today, a team of educators from the Greeley Education Association, administrators and Board of Education members in Greeley-Evans School District 6 began meeting to work on revisions to the master contract and to identify issues that will be addressed by smaller groups throughout the next few months.

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On-time graduation rates for Greeley-Evans School District 6 reached an all-time historical high in 2018, with more students than ever graduating on time and fewer dropping out before receiving a diploma, according to information released by the Colorado Department of Education today.

The four-year graduation rate in District 6 topped 81.5 percent, exceeding the statewide graduation rate of 80.7. The District 6 dropout rate also fell to 2 percent in 2018, down from 2.3 percent in 2017. This is below the state drop out an average of 2.2 percent.

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Beginning tonight, the Greeley-Evans School District 6 Board of Education meetings will be streamed live.

Interested residents can access the live meeting stream by visiting www.greeleyschools.org and clicking in the headlines section of the home page on the Board of Education Meeting. This will take users to the live stream on the District 6 YouTube channel.

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