SFPS is having a JOB FAIR this June 8th at the small gym at SFHS (Toby Roybal)! We are looking for all jobs, but specifically SPED and SPED assistants and Nurses! Please see the attached flyers for more information! Come join us and support your community!
SFPS Schools graduated this last week and it was a huge success! Santa Fe High, Capital, DSA, ECO, and Mandela International Baccalaureate School celebrated their accomplishments with an incredible ceremony and wonderful celebration! We congratulate our graduates and wish them success and good fortune in their next steps in life!
Tune into the Santa Fe High School Graduation now!
https://www.youtube.com/live/vjuMctoWgLs?feature=share
The City of Santa Fe Presents it's Summer Reading Program! Don't miss out!
Registration Opens May 25 - Please see the attached flyer for more information!
The Santa Fe Public Library is excited to invite toddlers, children, and youth up to 17 years of age to participate in “All Together Now,” their 2023 Summer Reading Program! Registration opens on Thursday, May 25, and the program will run through June and July.
Children may read independently or be read to by adults and older children. Reading library books, personal books, e-books, and listening to audiobooks all count toward earning prizes. Reading minutes can be tracked by hand or via the Library’s Beanstack portal, which allows participants to log minutes and earn digital badges throughout the program.
The Library will hold a variety of programs and events related to Summer Reading over the upcoming months. Visit the Library’s website or any Library location to learn more and sign up when registration opens!
All Together Now is sponsored by the Friends of the Santa Fe Public Library and the New Mexico State Library.
Capital High School Graduation starts in 15 minutes!
Tune in here: https://www.youtube.com/live/j51ShoLY83c?feature=share
Mandela International Magnet School is live now!
Tune in here: https://www.youtube.com/live/S03Ur5bW_QQ?feature=share
Congratulations to Amy Biehl Community School for having the highest percentage of growth for attendance of elementary schools over the last four weeks!
The received a sticker from the Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce as well as some other goodies for the achievement!
Our KIVA students had a wonderful afternoon celebrating three of their classmates who will be graduating from the program!
KIVA (Keeping Independent Visions Alive) is a program that assists students with disabilities in their transition from high school to the community. It focuses on teaching life skills and fostering independence. Participants, aged 19 to 21, engage in daily sessions that cover job opportunities, body movement and dance classes, and volunteering at local nonprofits!
Congratulations to Gary "Coach" Romero, a teacher at Chaparral Elementary, for being named the 2023 Nusenda Teacher of the Year!
What an incredible day of friendly competition at our Gonzales Community School! The highly anticipated matches between our 8th-grade students and the staff/alumni teams in both volleyball and basketball were nothing short of exhilarating!
In a nail-biting volleyball match, our 8th-grade students showcased their outstanding teamwork, skills, and determination. Huge congratulations to our incredible students for their outstanding performance on the court!
The excitement shifted to the basketball court, where the staff/alumni team showed their experience, skill, and sheer determination. The game was close, but the staff/alumni took over in the 4th with a few big plays and clutch threes. A big round of applause to our staff and alumni for their tremendous effort and sportsmanship!
It was a joyous celebration of teamwork, perseverance, and friendly competition, reminding us of the incredible bond we share within the Gonzales community! Go Lobos!
What an incredible day of friendly competition at our Gonzales Community School! The highly anticipated matches between our 8th-grade students and the staff/alumni teams in both volleyball and basketball were nothing short of exhilarating!
In a nail-biting volleyball match, our 8th-grade students showcased their outstanding teamwork, skills, and determination. Huge congratulations to our incredible students for their outstanding performance on the court!
The excitement shifted to the basketball court, where the staff/alumni team showed their experience, skill, and sheer determination. The game was close, but the staff/alumni took over in the 4th with a few big plays and clutch threes. A big round of applause to our staff and alumni for their tremendous effort and sportsmanship!
It was a joyous celebration of teamwork, perseverance, and friendly competition, reminding us of the incredible bond we share within the Gonzales community! Go Lobos!
Congratulations to Marshall Mendez at Desert Sage Academy for having his film, Algebra II in the Kitchen, featured at the Film Prize Jr NM Santa Fe Screening at the Violet Crown Tuesday, June 6th at 6PM!
His film is one of the 15 films selected to be featured out of the 93 student-made films submitted!
Film Prize Junior New Mexico is a new initiative from the creators of the award-winning Louisiana Film Prize and Film Prize Junior Louisiana in partnership with the Stagecoach Foundation. Film Prize Junior is a student short film competition for middle and high school students across the state of New Mexico.
For this competition, educators and students work together to create a concept, write a story, and produce and edit a short film with help from our team members and film mentors. If an entrant to our festival makes it through our competition, we showcase their short film at our film festival. Furthermore, entries can qualify for huge prizes including equipment grants for the schools, scholarships for the students and cash rewards for the educators!
Watch the film here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HSf8SHRYQdQ&t=2s
Yesterday was a BIG day for the summer interns in our Work-Based Learning program!
In the afternoon student packed the boardroom at the ESC for orientation and onboarding with our HR department!
They spent the evening at Eldorado Hotel for networking and a Meet & Greet with the supervisors they will be working with!
Special thank you to Russell Archuleta and Eldorado Hotel for their incredible generosity and support by covering the cost of the entire Meet & Greet event for our students!
Who knew there was a Zoo in Santa Fe?
Introducing the Sunflower Zoo at Pinon Elementary!
What an amazing adventure our 3rd-grade students had! They dove into research, visited the Biopark Zoo in Albuquerque, and let their creativity soar by making animal masks on paper plates.
Today was the big day when all the Pinon Elementary students came together to explore the Sunflower Zoo! They took on the roles of dedicated zookeepers and had the incredible opportunity to "feed the animals" who in turn gave facts they had found during their research about their incredible creature.
With awe and excitement, our young explorers discovered the wonders of the animal kingdom. From the graceful giraffes to the playful penguins, every creature left an indelible mark on their hearts!
Great job, Eagles!
SFPS-Native American Student Services celebrated the graduating class of 2023 and recognized student achievements during the annual SFPS-NASS Honoring Ceremony. Guests heard opening remarks from presenters Dr. Tony Dorame, NAPAC Chair Johanna Chinana, presented certificates by NASS Director Nancy D. Roybal, watched the Lightning Boy Foundation amazing hoop dance performance, and ate food made with love from Dorothy Herrera Catering (Tesuque Pueblo).
A big thanks to Site Santa Fe for hosting the event and DJ Garronteed for filling the space with music!
Mandela International Magnet School is performing Homer's "The Odyssey" next Friday May 19th through May 21st! Please see the attached flyer for a QR code for tickets and support our students!
Mandela International Magnet School had their International Baccalaureate Presentations on Thursday night to groups of parents, teachers, fellow students, and SFPS District personnel! The IB Diploma Program at MIMS is a very intensive and involved part of the curriculum on top of the students regular school work! In 10th grade they begin a Personal Project of a subject where they do a deep dive of research! In 11th Grade, the do an Extended Essay and begin a program of Theory of Knowledge notching the stakes higher! In 12th grade, they do a continuational study of Theory of Knowledge with a combination of 50 hours minimum of Creativity, Activity, and Service for their projects that is of the highest caliber! This is the night they present their findings to a group and open the floor for inquiry and in depth discussion! What an amazing achievement for these IB students!
Mrs. Ramona Hilderbrandt retired from Tesuque Elementary School after 26 years of service as the Librarian that brought the love of books to thousands of students over the years in an emotional goodbye! She was joined by her husband James, her sons Richard and Justin, her sister Maria Ortiz and niece Stephanie Ortega! The PTA, Principal Romero and the students came to give love, thanks, read poems, and to let Ms. Ramona know what she meant to them! She herself graduated from Tesuque Elementary and became part of the fabric of the school and community! SFPS wishes her the best on her next journey in life!
