The Board of Education of Greeley Evans School District 6 voted unanimously on several action items during its Oct. 13 business meeting. The board recorded 5–0 votes to approve the agenda, the consent agenda, school accreditation plan types and the district unified improvement plan and school unified improvement plans.

Agenda approval: The board approved the Oct. 13 meeting agenda as presented. Roll call: Director Azari — Aye; Director Bentley — Aye; Director Campos Spitzy — Aye; Director Matthews — Aye; Director Norwood — Aye. Motion carried 5–0.

Consent agenda: The board approved the consent agenda and authorized officers to sign listed contracts. Roll call: Director Azari — Aye; Director Bentley — Aye; Director Campos Spitzy — Aye; Director Matthews — Aye; Director Norwood — Aye. Motion carried 5–0.

School accreditation plan types: District staff summarized Colorado’s accreditation categories and recommended plan types for individual schools. The board voted to approve school plan types as presented, with the district remaining “accredited with an improvement plan.” Roll call: Director Azari — Aye; Director Bentley — Aye; Director Campos Spitzy — Aye; Director Matthews — Aye; Director Norwood — Aye. Motion carried 5–0. The district noted three schools (Central, Centennial and Maplewood) for which it expects the Colorado Department of Education to reconsider ratings in December; if appeals succeed, the board will revisit those plan types in January.

District and school unified improvement plans: The board approved the district unified improvement plan (UIP) and the school UIPs as presented. Staff described three major improvement strategies in the district UIP: (1) aligned, differentiated Tier 1 instruction; (2) a comprehensive MTSS system for academic and behavioral supports; and (3) family and community engagement to improve belonging and equity. Roll call: Director Azari — Aye; Director Bentley — Aye; Director Campos Spitzy — Aye; Director Matthews — Aye; Director Norwood — Aye. Motion carried 5–0.

Procedural note: Votes were taken by roll call and recorded in the meeting record. Where appeals or reconsiderations are pending at the state level, the board reserved the right to revisit plan types if the Colorado Board of Education changes a school’s assignment.