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Board unanimously approves agenda, National Principals Month proclamation, consent items and superintendent evaluation
Summary
At the Sept. 22 board meeting the Greeley‑Evans School District 6 Board of Education approved the meeting agenda, adopted a proclamation declaring October 2025 National Principals Month, approved the consent agenda and approved the superintendent's evaluation — all by 4‑0 votes.
GREELEY, Colo. — The Greeley‑Evans School District 6 Board of Education took four unanimous actions at its Sept. 22 business meeting, approving the meeting agenda, adopting a proclamation declaring October 2025 National Principals Month, approving the consent agenda and approving the superintendent's evaluation.
Votes at a glance
• Agenda approval: The board voted to approve the meeting agenda “as presented.” Roll call recorded Director Azari, Director Bentley, President Natalie Mash and Director Matthews voting aye; the motion carried 4‑0.
• Proclamation — National Principals Month: The board adopted a resolution declaring October 2025 as National Principal's Month. The proclamation stated that principals are instructional leaders and are “entrusted with the well‑being and education of our young people.” President Natalie Mash signed the proclamation. The vote was 4‑0.
• Consent agenda: The board approved items on the consent agenda and authorized officers to sign contracts. Roll call was unanimous, motion carried 4‑0.
• Superintendent evaluation: The board approved the superintendent's evaluation as presented. Director Matthews described the evaluation as positive and encouraged the public to read the document. Board members praised Superintendent Dr. Pilch for being “innovative, collaborative, and solution oriented,” and noted recent community recognition including an educator award. The vote to approve the evaluation was 4‑0.
Several board members used their remarks when voting to thank principals and district staff for their work. Aaron Allen, principal at Northridge High School, accepted the proclamation on behalf of district principals.
