Jefferson High School

Jefferson High School JHS is an alternative high school located in Weld County School District 6

JHS Beliefs
* All students can learn, achieve and succeed.
* Education is a reponsibility shared and actively supported by the student, the family, the school and the community.
* Education must meet the individual educational needs of the student.
* Positive self-esteem and personal development begin at home and are nurtured and continuaoulsy reinforced in our school. .. * A partnership amo

ng the home, school and community strenghens student learning and success. JHS Student Goals
* Students will be taught skills for life-long learning.
* Students will be challenged by expectation and encouraged to continue to be successful.
* Students will successfully earn credits towards high school graduation.
* Students will develop academic and affective skills and competencies, which will prepare them for graduation.
* Students will earn a high school diploma.
* Students will become productive citizens upon graduation. JHS Philosphy
At Jefferson High School, we believe that all students and adults are responsible for managing their own behavior. Therefore we expect that all of us:
* will demonstrate mutual respect for one another
* will demonstrate politeness and courteousness with one another.
* will demonstrate respect for our school environment.
* will demonstrate accountability for our own actions.

05/21/2026
05/18/2026
05/13/2026

Class of 2026 Students, Parents, and Loved Ones,

This year, we are happy to partner with The Commencement Group to offer more ways to celebrate our special graduates.

Grab bouquets, leis, beads, and commemorative Class of 2026 tee shirts at the link below! A booth will be set up at graduation for you to pick up your orders before the ceremony. Tee shirts will feature names of all of JHS’s graduating class! 💛🖤

Be sure to get your pre-orders in so everything will be ready to pick up before the big ceremony!

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https://www.thecommencementgroup.com/jeffersonhs/

05/06/2026

Happy National School Nurse Day!

Each one of our school nurses diligently care for the physical and mental health needs of our students. School nurses are our first responders for any medical concerns at school, and keep our students healthy, safe, and ready to learn!

Thank you, D6 Nurses!

No School, Jags! See you Thursday!
05/06/2026

No School, Jags! See you Thursday!

Due to inclement weather, all Greeley-Evans School District 6 schools, including charter schools, will be CLOSED on Wednesday, May 6th, 2026.

All before and after-school activities, including sports practices and programs, will be canceled. All District 6 preschool programs will also be canceled.

We encourage all families to stay warm and take appropriate precautions during this time. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!

Today our Leadership students attended the SC2 Student Leadership Conference at Arapahoe Community College. Our students...
05/01/2026

Today our Leadership students attended the SC2 Student Leadership Conference at Arapahoe Community College. Our students each prepared a presentation and competed in a Job Interview Competition. Many of them won medals in their events!

Job Interviews
🥇Moises Guzman Gamino
🥇 Xochitl Arellano
🥇Donovan Rocha

Personal Finance-Education
🥈Kimi Kintin

You’re The Boss
🥈Christopher Immy
🥈Ismael Navarro

Event Planning
🥈Jerimiah Smith
🥈Moises Guzman Gamino

Name Tag Design
🥈Isabella Trevino
🥈Arriana Medina

All of our students earned a gold, silver, or bronze certificate, meaning that all of them completed their events at a Good, Great, or Excellent level. We are so proud of all of them! Congratulations, Jaguars! Way to represent JHS!

Hello JHS graduates and parents! Here is some information for our Graduation this year.
04/24/2026

Hello JHS graduates and parents!

Here is some information for our Graduation this year.

To ensure appropriate safety and security measures for our community and staff, Greeley-Evans School District 6 will implement a clear bag policy for major and special events at District 6 Stadium.

This policy, with guidelines for the size and types of bags and personal items allowed into District 6 Stadium, helps maintain a safe environment for all attendees. This clear bag policy allows one approved clear bag and a small clutch purse for privacy.

Types of approved bags include:

✅ Clear plastic, vinyl, or PVC tote (12" x 6" D x12" H)
✅ Small clutch bags approximately the size of a hand (4.5" x 6.5" or smaller)
✅ Small Wallets
✅ One-gallon clear plastic bags

All bags, purses, and personal items brought into the venue are subject to security screening. This approach helps speed up entry while reducing potential risks. Medical and Diaper bags are allowed and subject to search.

Prohibited Items:
❌ Backpacks
❌ Camera Case
❌ Purse
❌ Weapons
❌ Skateboards
❌ To***co Products (including e-cigarettes)
❌ Glass Bottles
❌ Laser Pointers

The Greeley-Evans School District 6 clear bag policy applies to the following events:
✅ All Graduation ceremonies
✅ High School Football Games taking place at District 6 Stadium
✅ Special events designated by District 6 that require enhanced security measures
District 6 events held at external venues, such as Nottingham Field at the University of Northern Colorado and the AIMS Community Welcome Center, are subject to the host venue's policies, including any clear bag requirements already in place.

For additional information, please visit www.greeleyschools.org/clearbagpolicy

This week, one of our amazing students received the City of Greeley Ed Clark National Youth Service Day Award. This awar...
04/23/2026

This week, one of our amazing students received the City of Greeley Ed Clark National Youth Service Day Award. This award recognizes young members of our community who have dedicated their time to helping others and making a meaningful impact.

Moises has contributed over 150+ hours of community service throughout his high school career. His commitment to helping others has been a consistent part of his life and reflects his passion for giving back to his community.

He has volunteered with organizations such as Serve 6.8, United Way, and other local community initiatives, supporting efforts like clothing boutiques, food pantries, and community assistance. He has also used his bilingual skills to help communicate and connect with Spanish-speaking families, ensuring they feel welcomed, understood, and supported.

However, his most meaningful experiences have come from working directly with youth. Moises has volunteered with the S.E.V.A. Center at the Northern Colorado Children’s Festival, participated in Dr. Seuss Day at Billie Martinez Elementary, and took part in the School District 6 Special Olympics 2025—where he worked alongside students, played sports with them, and helped reset games while also using his bilingual skills to connect with youth and families in both English and Spanish.

Moises often shares that he feels called to help others. Next year, he will attend UNC to pursue a degree in Human Services. His goal is to become a social worker—whether in a school, healthcare, or nonprofit setting—especially working alongside Spanish-speaking Latino and bilingual families to connect them with government and community resources and ensure they receive the support they need.

Moises, we are incredibly proud of you. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!

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1315 4th Avenue
Greeley, CO
80631

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 3:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 3:30pm
Thursday 8am - 3:30pm
Friday 8am - 3:30pm

Telephone

+19703481600

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