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University Schools Lottery

University Schools utilizes an online lottery method to select applicants for any available open seat. We automatically re-enroll students who are currently enrolled unless parents notify us of other arrangements. We will accept online open enrollment applications all year. However, to guarantee inclusion in the first lottery round held in January, we must receive online open enrollment applications by the second Friday in December. The lottery begins in January and continues through September as long as seats are available.

By policy, priority is given to University Schools staff/faculty members’ children and siblings of current University Schools students. We will notify those selected in the lottery by text message and/or email, after which you will have five days to accept the offer.

Registration Requirements

If you are coming from a District 6 school, please be sure to complete the Annual Student Data Update (ASDU) in Infinite Campus. We will request any required documentation for enrollment. If your student is coming from out-of-district, is not currently attending a D6 school or is an incoming Kindergartner, you will need to complete the New Student Registration and the following documents will need to be uploaded:

• Birth certificate
• Current Immunizations
• Physical

If enrolling in high school, final acceptance is contingent upon the successful completion of the 8th grade.

Denial

University Schools may deny enrollment based on misrepresentation or non-disclosure of a material fact on the application, expulsion within the preceding 12 months, graduation from 12th grade from any school, failure to complete the New Student Registration and/or failure to return the required registration paperwork.

Applicant Responsibility

Applicants are responsible for visiting our online open enrollment system (Schoolmint) to update any changes to their application including sibling status, address, and phone numbers. Until chosen by lottery, all online open enrollment applications will remain active and kept in the lottery database until we offer enrollment to the applicants or the parent/guardian requests removal. We determine eligibility for interscholastic athletics in accordance with the rules of the Colorado High School Activities Association. Please note transportation is the responsibility of parents/guardians.

Families and community members are a crucial piece of the school family, and we can’t wait to get you involved. Being a K-12 school means our calendar is always full of activities and events, and it takes a lot of hands to put it all together. We know you share our passion for students, and volunteering is a fantastic way to get involved. Whether you’re willing to give your time, your talent, or your treasure; University always has an open spot for you. So, jump in and make a difference!

Donate your Time: 

University has several parent-run groups and they all need volunteers. If you would like to donate your time, take a look at these organizations: 

• USPTO (*University Parent Teacher Organization) is a collaborative group of parents, teachers, and staff working together to support and enhance the educational experience at a school. Through fundraising, organizing events, and volunteering, the PTO helps create a positive and enriched environment for students, promotes school spirit, and fosters strong connections between families and the school community. If you enjoy organizing and running events and fundraisers, this is the group for you. Use this link to sign up. 

• The Booster Club is a great place for people to get plugged in directly to University Athletics. Each of the opportunities that our athletes enjoy are made possible by the funds that are raised by the Booster Club. Booster fundraisers provide money for uniforms and other apparel, trips and hotels, special events and scholarships. Volunteers are always welcome, so feel free to reach out. uhboosterclub@gmail.com

• The University Schools Foundation was established to support the financial well-being of University Schools. 

  Donations support school projects such as furnishing classrooms, funding teacher grants, improving athletic fields, and upgrading technology and infrastructure. In addition, the Foundation proudly supports graduating students with scholarships for college. 

  Furnishing classrooms, funding teacher grants, improving athletic facilities and upgrading technology are all made possible through community donors. 

  What has the Foundation funded? 

• Student Scholarships 
• Curriculum Books and Materials

• The Foundation raises money through donations from University families, alumni, local businesses and individuals in the community. They also host special events like the Annual Golf Tournament in September. Donations can be made in person, by mail or online. Checks can be dropped off at the main office or mailed to University Schools Foundation PO Box 336785 Greeley, CO 80633. If you would like to pay online, click the Donate Button. 

• High School Theater Program 
• Football Field Lighting
• Butterfly Garden Benches 
• Library Books
• Whiteboard Tables
• Alternative Classroom Seating 

• If you have a student from 1st grade to 5th grade who wants to be a cheerleader, you’re in the right place. Bulldog Pups is a great place to attend camps hosted by our High School Poms and Cheers teams and perform at a few games throughout the season. Contact Jennifer Widener for more information. 

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Come join our team of amazing teachers, staff and administrators! University is a student-centered school which means the first step is to hire fantastic teachers and professionals who are trained to impact our students. As part of our team, you'll have the opportunity to collaborate with dedicated colleagues, access excellent professional development, and help shape a dynamic learning experience. If you're passionate about teaching and want to inspire the next generation, we encourage you to apply and be a part of something special! Click this link to apply! We'd love to have you!