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Board approves agenda, proclaims October Principals Month, approves consent agenda and superintendent evaluation
Summary
During the Sept. 22 meeting the Board of Education of Greeley School District No. 6 approved the meeting agenda, adopted a proclamation declaring October 2025 National Principals Month, approved the consent agenda, and approved the superintendent’s evaluation; all motions passed 4-0.
The Weld County School District 6 Board of Education voted on four formal motions during its Sept. 22 business meeting. All four motions passed unanimously, 4-0.
The board approved the meeting agenda as presented (motion carried 4-0). The roll call recorded votes as: Director Azari — Aye; Director Bentley — Aye; President Natalie Mash — Aye; Director Matthews — Aye.
The board adopted a proclamation declaring October 2025 as National Principals Month (motion carried 4-0). The proclamation text recognized principals’ roles in instructional leadership, compliance, community building and student well-being. Aaron Allen, principal at Northridge High School, accepted the proclamation on behalf of District 6 principals.
The consent agenda, which the board approved and authorized district officers to sign contracts as needed, passed 4-0 on roll call (Director Azari — Aye; Director Bentley — Aye; President Mash — Aye; Director Matthews — Aye).
Finally, the board voted to approve the superintendent evaluation as presented; the motion carried 4-0. Board members praised the superintendent as “innovative, collaborative and solution oriented” in discussion prior to the vote.
No recorded item in the meeting minutes indicated any failed or tabled motion during the business meeting.
