The Success Foundation is proud to partner with Greeley-Evans School District 6 on this effort. The MaskDistrict6 Campaign ensures all students and staff have access to important protective equipment while in buildings and school activities.

Students are looking forward more than ever to returning back to school, after being out of in-person learning since early March. One of these students is Abby Aurzada, a rising senior at University Schools.

Abby lost her track season last spring, in which she pole vaults. This is one of her favorite things about school, so the loss of this season was very disappointing for her. Last spring, the typical online experience for high schools in District 6 was a mix of individual work and online meetings through platforms such as Zoom or Google Meets. Online learning occurred through most of the stay-at-home order. With less interaction with other students and teachers, students were finding it hard to stay engaged. “I had a hard time remembering all of my assignments and class times,” Aurzada says, and this was a common theme for other students as well.

Abby will be the Student Body President for University Schools this coming year, in which the Coronavirus creates a new challenge for her to balance what the student body wants while also keeping everyone safe. “I want the best for everyone, and I know everyone misses their sense of normalcy. I’m hoping to give the student body as much of their routine back as possible.”

Students will be needing masks in order to return to in-person learning. The Success Foundation will be accepting both physical and monetary donations on an ongoing basis.