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Greeley-Evans board approves multiple policy revisions and hears leadership appointments
Summary
Board members approved revisions to policies on audio/video monitoring, school-year/calendar instruction time (including an amendment to change 'work study' to 'work-based learning'), student dress code and community use of facilities, and heard multiple personnel recommendations from the superintendent.
At its May 11 meeting the Greeley-Evans School District 6 Board of Education approved several policy revisions and heard superintendent recommendations for district leadership hires.
Policy actions: the board unanimously approved revisions to policy ECAF (use of video and audio monitoring), ICICA (school year/instruction time) — which the board amended to replace the phrase “work study” with “work‑based learning” before final approval — JICA (student dress code, version two) and KF (community use of school facilities). Each motion to adopt the revisions carried by a recorded unanimous voice vote.
Personnel recommendations: Superintendent Dr. Pilch introduced five leadership recommendations to the board. Internal and external candidates presented or were recognized for the roles: Cassie Guy (returning to the district office as K–12 culturally and linguistically diverse coordinator); John Spencer (interim assistant principal at Brentwood Middle School); Trish Thompson (assistant principal at Northridge High School); Steven Apodaka (principal at Christa McAuliff K‑8 STEM Academy); and Lindsay Garcia (principal at Mer? Elementary, presented as an out‑of‑district hire coming from Texas). The superintendent described each candidate’s background; the announcements were presented as recommendations to the board.
Other routine business: the consent agenda was approved and the District Accountability Committee presented budget-priority recommendations calling for continued investment in safety, mental-health support, counseling, academic interventions and strategic review of instructional-technology spending.
Board votes on the listed policy revisions and consent items were unanimous as recorded in the meeting transcript.
