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The Poudre Learning Center is a premier facility for interdisciplinary learning that focuses on the importance of history, science, economics, stewardship and aesthetics of the Cache la Poudre River in Northeastern Colorado.
The center is located at 8313 West F Street, in an old brick school building that was relocated to this 65-acre site and provides a place for learning more about the Poudre River and its resources.Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday: 7:30am - 4:30pm
Saturday - Sunday: Reservation Only
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Dedicated Mission StatementOur mission is to awaken a sense of wonder and inspire environmental stewardship and citizenship through education of students, families and local residents along the Colorado Northern Front Range.
Vertically-Aligned Curriculum
Our Curriculum Coordinator works with each class to make the Field Experience unique to them. All activities will be an extension of what the students are learning in the classroom.
Hands-on ExperienceAll activities at the PLC are hands-on and encourage students to participate and ask questions. We believe that experiencing learning instead of just reading about it can inspire a life long love of learning.
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Welcome back to the PLC! Feel free to walk the trails and fish at the lake.You'll see school groups have made their way back out for Field Experiences and we're so happy to have them back!
The buildings are open for summer hours: Monday through Thursday from 8:30am until 4:00pm. At this time, masks are still required when inside the PLC buildings.
Stay safe, happy and healthy and get outside!
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The Poudre Learning Center is now apart of NOCO BEET (Northern Colorado Building Environmental Education Together)! NOCO BEET is a collaborative of Environmental Education organizations working together to further the impact and quality of environmental education in northern Colorado. You can find helpful learning resources on their website. For more information, visit NOCObeet.org
Each month, this collaborative sends out a newsletter geared towards providing environmental education opportunities to families and teachers in Northern Colorado.
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D6 Athlete of the Week - Aesha Alrashed
"Aesha was a huge part of our success all season long guiding the Bulldogs to a 25-4 record. As she had monster kills, great blocking (7 solo blocks in the state championship match), great leadership, humble attitude, and strong work ethic was amazing. She helped guide the Bulldogs to their first ever state title in school history. Aesha is a great example of what a student/athlete in our district should be like. Great job, Aesha!" - Jared Rudiger, University High School Head Volleyball Coach
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Greeley Central Arts Magnet Presents: AWAKENING SELF/AS WE ARE
Greeley Central Arts Magnet Presents: AWAKENING SELF/AS WE ARE. This dance concert provides an opportunity to showcase the culmination of the Arts Magnet dance emphasis strand in which students make the transition from to dancer to choreographer to develop their own vision into a staged dance work.
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District 6 open enrollment applications open Nov. 1
Beginning November 1, Greeley-Evans School District 6 will accept applications for students who want to attend a school that is outside their boundary area.
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Student Spotlight: Amy Perez Montelongo, Bella Romero Academy
"Amy Perez Montelongo is a student that is so deserving of recognition, and we can't praise her hard work and dedication enough. She shows up to school every day with such a positive attitude and desire to learn as well as a kindness and compassion for others that is matched by few. Amy is so hardworking, always working on improving, no matter what class she is in. She is the perfect example of living our family values of consistent attendance, positive behavior, and excellent achievement. She is truly an incredible student, and we are so lucky she is a Romero Wolf!" - Ashley Aragon, Bella Academy Principal
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D6 Athlete of the Week - Freli Ndayishimiye
"Freli is one of those student athletes who has overcome a lot in his life to be successful, and he is recently coming off a very successful football campaign. He has become a mainstay at the castle and basketball team, and is always seen with a smile on his face. He is a hardworking student and athlete, and we are excited to honor Freli. And, look forward to his accomplishments in the upcoming basketball season." - Sean Scribbick, Greeley Central High School Athletic Director
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Student Spotlight: Chloe Ruhl, University High School
"Chloe Ruhl is an excellent example of a great Bulldog. Chloe is one of the top students in her class, along with serving as our student body president, member of our State Championship Contending volleyball team. Chloe is also a positive influence in our school through her involvement in Sources of Strength. She is also the student representative on our K-12 Leadership team, helping to keep our University community connected at all age groups. Chloe works hard in the classroom, on the volleyball court, and in her numerous leadership roles. She is a spark of positive energy wherever she goes." - Jeff Casey, University High School Principal
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Harold S. Winograd School Present - Autumn Notes
The Winograd Beginning Orchestra and the Intermediate/Advanced Orchestra perform a variety of selects highlighting the Fall Season
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D6 Athlete of the Week - Lexy Martinez
"Lexy Martinez represents the best of what we admire in our high school athletes today. Lexy's first-class personality, work ethic, dedication to her team and the dance program at Greeley West are admirable. Lexy leads by example, cares for her teammates and challenges herself and her teammates while encouraging them at every opportunity. Many of the staff at Greeley West talk about her stellar work in the classroom and note how she is kind and polite to everyone." - Peggy Freemole, Greeley West High School Dance Coach
