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Greeley-Evans rolls out Xello platform to link K–12 personalized learning with internships and college pathways
Summary
Board heard a demonstration of Xello, a K–12 career and college-readiness platform the district is piloting this year to house students’ personalized learning plans and portfolios; staff said parents will be trained next fall and district staff aim for 80% of eighth-graders to have 4‑year plans by 2027.
The Board of Education of Greeley‑Evans School District 6 heard a detailed demonstration on Feb. 9 of Xello, a K–12 college‑and‑career readiness platform the district is piloting this school year to host students’ personalized learning plans, four‑year course maps and digital portfolios.
Assistant Superintendent Anthony Asmas introduced the Innovation 2030 update and said Xello is intended to “connect the students' unique interests and strengths to their long term goals so that students are college and career ready.” Career pathway specialist Jordan Karlberg walked trustees through a student experience demo, showing K–2 career‑exploration games, middle‑grade aptitude activities and the secondary dashboard where students build an individualized career and academic plan. Karlberg said the platform lets students “create an avatar” and track interests that carry forward…
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