Frequently Asked Questions

We are located at 5590 West 11th Street in Greeley. We are just off of 10th Street near the major intersection of 10th and 59th Avenue: Google Map. 

Yes! Currently the Concurrent Enrollment program in District 6 has a 90% success rate. In Colorado, this same program has an 86% success rate. Students who are challenged in the classroom will rise to meet this challenge. 

No, to participate you will need to enroll at ECA, and ECA will become your high school. 

Yes, through the District 6 Nutrition Services department. 

Yes! ECA offers D6 bussing throughout Greeley and Evans. Families can call transportation at (970)348-6000 to set up traditional school bussing. Alternatively, students can also obtain a free GET bus pass to use the Greeley-Evans city busses.There are very convenient GET bus stops located just outside the high school building. 

No, ECA will not have sports outside required PE classes. Students enrolled in ECA may participate in after school extracurricular activities including sports at their attendance area high school. In addition, ECA hosts anywhere from 12-16 clubs a semester! Common clubs at ECA are Art Club, Dance Club and Gaming Club. 

Students are required to take a fine arts class for their A.A., but it is not the same as participating in band, choir or theater at a traditional high school. However, many ECA students participate in after school programs at their boundary schools, or get involved in student clubs. Our Theater club has produced annual plays featured at the Aims Welcome Center, and ECA has also had a variety of Music clubs over the years.

Yes, but if the class is outside the curriculum offered by ECA, you will need to continue to pay for this course. 

No, ECA is built around "Guarantee Transfer" classes and the A.A. program. Students will focus only on classes offered in these programs. In some cases, an A.S. Degree class may replace the A.A. program, but decisions around the A.S. degree program will be made on a case by case basis. We are in the process of creating an Associates of Science program that will allow students more opportunitied on the main campus.

If the program is a District 6 program, then yes. If not, then you should ask the coach and leadership about your options. Ask your coach or principal of your current school.

ECA Athletes participate in the sports and extracurricular activities at their District 6 boundary schools. For example, if an ECA student lives in the boundaries of Northridge High School, they would participate in Northridge Athletics programs.

Yes! At a small school, developing school culture is essential. Remember ECA will be smaller than most high school and it is not intended to copy any schools currently in Greeley. It has its own unique school culture. 

Yes. All sorts. There is much discussion about the Colorado Measures of Academic Success (CMAS) testing. We are unsure what changes are in the future for the Colorado testing program, but we are sure that students will need to take some form of standardized assessment through high school. We ask that all student's participate in testing and do their best at all times.