Greeley-Evans School District Nurse Reprimanded Over ICE Protest Email

By: Sherrie Peif | Complete Colorado

GREELEY – While businesses closed, teachers called in sick and students walked out of class across Colorado as a sign of solidarity with two recent shootings by Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers in Minnesota, one Greeley-Evans School District 6 staffer decided to push her political opinions onto colleagues via the district email system, earning her a sit down with human resources about the appropriate use of school resources.

The recent killing of protesters Renee Good and Alex Pretti by ICE officials in Minneapolis, who were attempting to take into custody suspected criminal aliens in the country illegally, has sparked protests across the country, including in Colorado.

Although District 6 has had classes as usual, and teachers have not called in, one school nurse, Cherie Groulx, decided to take a political stand using her position with the district.

Complete Colorado received emails from several employees at Greeley West High School with screenshots and attachments of an email they received in their district inboxes from Groulx’s District 6 email (see figure 1).

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