Education Institutions
Since its founding in 1869, Greeley has placed education at the forefront of its priorities. Today this commitment to K-12 to higher education, teacher training and workforce development continues to thrive. Innovation, collaboration and affordability underscore the city’s enduring value of education, serving as the bedrock for a community dedicated to cultivating a skilled workforce and forging a prosperous future
For more than a century, the University of Northern Colorado (UNC) has remained devoted to nurturing, educating and inspiring countless generations of students. From aspiring educators, engineers and healthcare professionals to visual artists, performers and leaders of all walks of life, UNC has been instrumental in shaping diverse talents. Recognized for its academic excellence and celebrated as a top university for social mobility, UNC serves as a symbol of achievement, punctuating a community deeply proud of its educational heritage.
Since its establishment in 1967, Aims Community College has risen to prominence as an educational tour de force in Weld County. Committed to principles of affordability, accessibility and diversity, Aims fosters an environment that champions first-generation college students at any stage of life. Rooted in innovation, Aims actively partners with the community, empowering students and incubating economic development for an entire region.
Greeley-Evans School District 6 (D6) stands as a hallmark of excellence in Weld County, embodying an unwavering commitment to accessible, high-quality public education. Dedicated to supporting students with diverse needs and fostering career pathways — be it through rigorous STEM coursework or vibrant arts programs — D6 acts as the pivotal point of the region’s educational landscape. Catering to over 23,000 students, D6 not only educates but also empowers, embracing both innovation and transformative thinking.