Greeley School District No. 6 board debates dress‑code revisions, asks staff to rewrite draft At a March 23 work session the Greeley School District No. 6 board reviewed proposed revisions to dress‑code policy JICA — including clearer standards for coverage, a separate gang‑apparel section, softer enforcement and religious/cultural exceptions — and directed staff to revise the draft for further consideration rather than vote tonight.

The Greeley School District's latest dress-code revisions aim to create fair enforcement and prioritize restorative practices, sparking a heated debate among board members.

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Board approves consent contracts, opposes federal tax-credit voucher program and adopts calendars The GreeleySchool District No. 6 board unanimously approved the consent agenda (including roughly $4.5 million in special-education contracts), passed a resolution opposing the federal tax-credit voucher program under PL 119-21, and adopted the 2026–27 and 2027–28 school calendars.

The Greeley School District Board made significant strides by approving $4.5 million in special education contracts and unanimously opposing a controversial federal voucher program.

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Greeley School District 6 brings in WestEd to probe why DIBELS growth hasn’t translated to third‑grade CMAS gains District leaders told the board that DIBELS mid‑year growth is strong yet third‑grade CMAS English language arts proficiency lags; the district contracted WestEd to audit classrooms, data and special‑education/ELL supports and will publish recommendations in April–May.

Greeley School District is uncovering a mystery: why is early reading growth not translating into third-grade success on state tests?

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District 6 urges legislators to protect school finance, limit unfunded mandates and ease accessibility burden At a board work session, GreeleySchool District No. 6 board members and staff briefed state legislators on local priorities: preserving school finance gains, avoiding unfunded mandates that shift costs to districts, and the heavy administrative burden of meeting recent accessibility and data-collection laws.

Greeley School District No. 6 is rallying state legislators to safeguard essential funding and alleviate the heavy burdens of unfunded mandates impacting local education.

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Greeley School District Plans New Administration Building Through Land Exchange Partnership Greeley collaborates with local authorities to develop a new administration building downtown.

Greeley's downtown is set for a major makeover as city officials unveil plans for a new administration building that promises to breathe new life into the community!

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Greeley School District 6 Honors Transportation Staff for Independence Day Parade Success District celebrates transportation department's spirit and community support during board meeting.

Greeley-Evans School District 6 kicks off the new year with a powerful theme, "Better Together," while celebrating a remarkable victory from their transportation team at the Greeley Stampede Parade!

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