Schools in Greeley
Greeley-Evans School District 6 carries an overall B- Niche grade for 2026 -- a more modest academic rating than St. Vrain Valley's (Longmont) or Thompson's (Loveland) in this dataset, though the district ranks well nationally for diversity and athletics specifically.
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Learn moreAn overall B- grade, with a higher student-teacher ratio than this dataset's other Northern Colorado districts
Greeley-Evans School District 6 carries an overall B- Niche grade (3.86/5 based on 84 reviews) for 2026, with 22,917 students and a 19:1 student-teacher ratio -- a notably higher (less favorable) ratio than St. Vrain Valley's 16:1 (Longmont) or Thompson's 16:1 (Loveland) documented elsewhere in this dataset. State test scores show 20% math and 34% reading proficiency, both lower than the figures cited for St. Vrain Valley.
Real, positive distinctions in diversity and athletics
Greeley-Evans School District 6 ranks #13 of 159 Most Diverse School Districts in Colorado and #35 of 152 Best School Districts for Athletes -- real, sourced, positive distinctions in their own specific categories, disclosed here alongside the more modest overall academic grade rather than omitted.
An honest comparison against this dataset's other Northern Colorado districts
Greeley-Evans School District 6's B- overall grade and 19:1 ratio compare less favorably to St. Vrain Valley's #14-in-Colorado ranking (Longmont) and Thompson's #38-in-Colorado ranking (Loveland), both documented elsewhere in this dataset -- families prioritizing the strongest overall academic ranking among this dataset's Northern Colorado cities should weigh this comparison directly.
Key takeaways
- Greeley-Evans School District 6 carries an overall B- Niche grade for 2026, with 22,917 students and a 19:1 student-teacher ratio.
- State test scores show 20% math and 34% reading proficiency district-wide, per Niche 2026.
- The district ranks #13 of 159 Most Diverse Colorado districts and #35 of 152 Best Districts for Athletes -- real, positive distinctions in specific categories.
- The district's overall academic grade and ratio compare less favorably to St. Vrain Valley's (Longmont) and Thompson's (Loveland) in this dataset's own comparison.
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