Don’t let their brains hit snooze—keep learning going all summer long! ☀️📚
Santa Fe Public Schools Summer Programs offer students engaging, hands-on opportunities to stay sharp, build skills, and have fun with friends. From academic support to enrichment activities, there’s something for every learner.
Spots fill quickly—sign your student up today and set them up for success this fall!
🔗 Learn more and register: https://sfps.education/summer26
Santa Fe Public Schools Summer Programs offer students engaging, hands-on opportunities to stay sharp, build skills, and have fun with friends. From academic support to enrichment activities, there’s something for every learner.
Spots fill quickly—sign your student up today and set them up for success this fall!
🔗 Learn more and register: https://sfps.education/summer26

🎓 Graduation season is almost here! SFPS is proud to celebrate the Class of 2026. Join us as we honor our graduates from across the district. Families, friends, and community members are invited to attend these special ceremonies. 🎉
For more information & FAQs, visit: www.sfps.info/page/graduation
For more information & FAQs, visit: www.sfps.info/page/graduation

📱✨ The SFPS Digital Wellness Trading Cards have officially been delivered to schools!
To celebrate the launch, SFPS hosted a special “Rip Day” at Salazar Elementary, where students received and opened their card packs for the first time.
We were excited to welcome local media, including KRQE News 13, to capture the moment and hear directly from students about why digital wellness matters.
During his interview, Gio, a 5th grader, thoughtfully shared that the Digital Wellness Trading Card initiative is important because he often “doesn’t touch grass” — a funny and honest reminder of why healthy screen habits, balance, and time away from devices matter.
Families are encouraged to review the cards with their children and use them as a starting point for conversations about digital wellness. Learn more: www.sfps.info/article/2881509
To celebrate the launch, SFPS hosted a special “Rip Day” at Salazar Elementary, where students received and opened their card packs for the first time.
We were excited to welcome local media, including KRQE News 13, to capture the moment and hear directly from students about why digital wellness matters.
During his interview, Gio, a 5th grader, thoughtfully shared that the Digital Wellness Trading Card initiative is important because he often “doesn’t touch grass” — a funny and honest reminder of why healthy screen habits, balance, and time away from devices matter.
Families are encouraged to review the cards with their children and use them as a starting point for conversations about digital wellness. Learn more: www.sfps.info/article/2881509





Families & staff, please read the attached letter for an important message regarding the Canvas data breach.

Please see the attached press release for an important message from the Santa Fe Public Schools.


A letter to Santa Fe Public Schools' teachers from Superintendent Dr. Christine Griffin.


Join our final SFPS AI Info & Input session of the school year to learn about our AI approach and share your feedback. The session will be TODAY, May 6th, 5:15-6:15 PM at Gonzales Community School. Check out the flyer for more details.


Parents & Caregivers — You’re Invited!
Join the Office of Student Wellness for Supporting Your Child’s Mental Health, a virtual workshop designed just for parents and caregivers.
📅 Tuesday, May 5
🕠 5:30–7:00 PM
💻 Virtual Meeting
In this session, you’ll learn how to:
• Recognize the difference between a crisis and non-crisis situation
• Identify warning signs of concern
• Start meaningful conversations about mental health
• Know when and how to seek professional support
• Explore available resources and supports
🔗 Register here: https://tinyurl.com/SFPSParentMHWorkshop
We look forward to supporting families as we work together to care for student well-being.
Join the Office of Student Wellness for Supporting Your Child’s Mental Health, a virtual workshop designed just for parents and caregivers.
📅 Tuesday, May 5
🕠 5:30–7:00 PM
💻 Virtual Meeting
In this session, you’ll learn how to:
• Recognize the difference between a crisis and non-crisis situation
• Identify warning signs of concern
• Start meaningful conversations about mental health
• Know when and how to seek professional support
• Explore available resources and supports
🔗 Register here: https://tinyurl.com/SFPSParentMHWorkshop
We look forward to supporting families as we work together to care for student well-being.


Photos from the Capital High School senior parade as it made its way through El Camino Real Academy, Ramirez Thomas Elementary, Sweeney Elementary, Ortiz Middle School, White Tigers Elementary, and Nina Otero Community School today. CHS seniors were warmly applauded and cheered along the route by younger students and former teachers.








🌼 Vernal Holiday Reminder
Schools will be closed Friday, May 1 through Monday, May 4.
(District offices will remain open.)
We look forward to welcoming everyone back to class on Tuesday, May 5!
Schools will be closed Friday, May 1 through Monday, May 4.
(District offices will remain open.)
We look forward to welcoming everyone back to class on Tuesday, May 5!


Today we celebrate the incredible individuals who keep our offices running smoothly every single day. Your organization, dedication, and behind-the-scenes work make a meaningful difference for our staff, students, and schools. Thank you for all you do — we truly appreciate you!

Don’t forget! 🎉 Join us for the 8th Annual SFPS Innovation Expo this Wednesday, April 22 from 5–7 PM at Milagro Middle School 📍
Explore hands-on student projects and innovative programs from across SFPS, our district departments, and community partners 💡✨ This free, family-friendly event is open to all students, families, and staff—and includes food and refreshments 🍽️
We hope to see you there! 👏
Explore hands-on student projects and innovative programs from across SFPS, our district departments, and community partners 💡✨ This free, family-friendly event is open to all students, families, and staff—and includes food and refreshments 🍽️
We hope to see you there! 👏


Happy National Volunteer Appreciation Week!
Thank you SFPS Volunteers, for working with our students, families, faculty staff and the entire SFPS community!
We love seeing you in our schools and we truly appreciate your support.
Thank you SFPS Volunteers, for working with our students, families, faculty staff and the entire SFPS community!
We love seeing you in our schools and we truly appreciate your support.

Please see the attached press release for an important message from the Santa Fe Public Schools.


🌟 Student Spotlight of the Week 🌟
Each week, Santa Fe Public Schools highlights students who are making a meaningful and lasting impact in their school communities. Every school has one opportunity each semester to recognize a student who stands out.
This week, we’re proud to spotlight Julian from Nina Otero Community School and Ella from Pinon Elementary! 👏
Read about these outstanding students: https://conta.cc/4sKmp4Y
Each week, Santa Fe Public Schools highlights students who are making a meaningful and lasting impact in their school communities. Every school has one opportunity each semester to recognize a student who stands out.
This week, we’re proud to spotlight Julian from Nina Otero Community School and Ella from Pinon Elementary! 👏
Read about these outstanding students: https://conta.cc/4sKmp4Y


Please see the attached press release for an important message from the Santa Fe Public Schools.


Please read the attached press release announcing an important SFPS leadership update.


We’re excited to join schools across the state in celebrating New Mexico Statewide Be Here Day on Wednesday, April 8, 2026!
Led by the New Mexico Public Education Department, this special day brings districts together with one powerful goal: 100% Attendance — Every Student, Every Day.
Regular attendance is one of the strongest predictors of student success, and Be Here Day is a fun, meaningful way to remind our students, families, and staff that every school day matters.
Families, we need your help! Make plans now to ensure your student is at school on April 8 and ready to be counted.
Let’s come together to show that when it comes to learning, we show up.
Led by the New Mexico Public Education Department, this special day brings districts together with one powerful goal: 100% Attendance — Every Student, Every Day.
Regular attendance is one of the strongest predictors of student success, and Be Here Day is a fun, meaningful way to remind our students, families, and staff that every school day matters.
Families, we need your help! Make plans now to ensure your student is at school on April 8 and ready to be counted.
Let’s come together to show that when it comes to learning, we show up.

Spring Break March 30th - April 3rd.
** District offices closed Friday, April 3rd.
See you back in class on Monday, April 6th.


Spring Break March 30th - April 3rd.
See you back in class on Monday, April 6th.
See you back in class on Monday, April 6th.


