Incoming Freshman! Please read the information below about 9th grade registration!
Prom Tickets are now on sale! Presale tickets are $30. Otherwise they will be $40 at the door. Juniors and Seniors can purchase up to two tickets, one for themselves and one for a guest. Guests can be a Sophomore or Freshman or a student from another school. Non-CHS students will need to have a completed Guest Form before purchasing a ticket. Find your fanciest, classiest outfits and let's enjoy a night on the Red Carpet!
SFPS, in its ongoing commitment to the well-being of students, staff and families, is proud to announce a new partnership with Care Solace, a leading provider of mental health and substance use support services. This collaboration aims to create a safer, healthier learning environment by offering expanding access to community mental health and substance use treatment providers.
Read more: www.sfps.info/article/1474985
Congratulations to Team Scooby from Capital High School for their robotic gunshot detection system, which was named by Rep. Teresa Ledger Fernandez as the winners of the 2023 Congressional App Challenge in New Mexico’s Third District!
For more information, visit: www.congressionalappchallenge.us/23-nm03
Students from Capital High School, Nina Otero Community School, Ortiz Middle School, Pinon Elementary and Wood Gormley Elementary, as well as SFPS digital learning coaches, were at STEAM Day at the legislature yesterday. The event, hosted by the LANL Foundation, showcases Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math education in New Mexico’s schools.
Congrats to Team Scooby (Edward Scott, Craig Andree Abajo, Jesse Burch, Haize Christiansen, Britny Marquez, Jordan Lam and Raul Alvarado, from Capital High School) who were selected by LANL as one of the winning teams in Governor’s STEM Challenge! Their presentation of Scooby (a robotic gunshot detection system) took place on January 20 at UNM. Each student was awarded $500 from the LANL Foundation.
The team’s sponsoring teachers are Barbara Teterycz and Irina Cislaru and their industry mentor is David Ritter. To learn more about Scooby, visit: https://youtu.be/Y8DZuxV03lw?si=tB5UGdkqrGWWhxp9
If you need Chromebook help, go to Ms. Rhoton's class Rm. J238 during Computer Technology class periods: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 5th and 6th. One of our Computer Technology Assistants will fix you up!
Honor an educator or educational support professional (ESP) now for their dedication and contributions to the students of the Santa Fe Public Schools!
In partnership with Nusenda Credit Union, SFPS is recognizing one classroom teacher and one ESP per quarter. The honorees are surprised with a certification, gift and recognized via the district’s platforms.
Students, parents, teachers, secretaries, principals, community members, and any other stakeholder may nominate a classroom teacher and/or ESP for this honor by completing a paper nomination form at SFPS Central Office, 610 Alta Vista or online: www.sfps.info/page/outstanding-educators-recognition
Reminder, the deadline for students to apply for the NMAA Foundation Scholarships is Feb. 1! The NMAA Foundation will award approximately 50 scholarships to New Mexico high school students this spring. To apply or for more information, visit: www.nmact.org/foundation/scholarship-forms.
School will resume two hours after the normal start time today. Please ensure your student(s) are not dropped off before the delayed start as staff will not be on campus.
Out of an abundance of caution, due to low temperatures, unclear side roads and possible ice across the district, all schools will be on a 2-hour delay today, January 9th, 2024, to provide additional time for buses to safely transport students to schools. We will have an update at 7 AM tomorrow.
This means that buses will run two hours later than during normal times. If you drop your child off at school, please remember that staff will also be on a two-hour delay. Full-day Pre-K programs are also on a two-hour delay. Morning Pre-K programs have been canceled. Afternoon Pre-K programs will operate on a regular schedule.
Due to road conditions in some parts of the District that would prohibit the safe transportation of students to school, all schools will be closed. This is not a remote learning day.
Due to road conditions in some parts of the district, all schools will be on a 2-hour delay today, January 8th, 2024, to provide additional time for buses to safely transport students to schools. This means that buses will run 2 hours later than during normal times. If you drop your child off at school, please remember that staff will also be on a two-hour delay. Full-day Pre-K programs are also on a two-hour delay. Morning Pre-K programs have been canceled. Afternoon Pre-K programs will operate on a regular schedule.
School will resume two hours after your normal start time today. Please ensure your student(s) are not dropped off prior to the delayed start as staff will not be on campus.
Out of an abundance of caution, due to icy road conditions and freezing temperatures developing overnight in some parts of the district, Santa Fe Public Schools will start Friday, January 5th on a two-hour delay. We will continue to assess road conditions and update with any changes by 7 AM.
Santa Fe Public Schools is open and following its regular schedule. School buses are also operating under their normal schedule. Area roads were not snow-packed this morning, which informed our decision to open schools. The district does not release students early on snow days once they're in school as there's no guarantee that someone will be at the student's home when they arrive. Parents can decide to keep their children home due to safety concerns. District staff is working at each school site to clear snow and prep the school grounds. Roads are also being cleared by city crews.
