The New Mexico Public Education Department has issued new guidance for handling threats that originate on social media. Recently, schools across the nation have seen a surge in social media threats—many of which are hoaxes or pranks. Even when these threats are unfounded, they can still lead to widespread fear, the cancellation of events, and a strain on resources.
We urge everyone to be vigilant online and report any suspicious activity to authorities. Let's work together to keep our schools safe and protect our community's well-being.
Title 1
SFHS ANNUAL
PARENT MEETING
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25
7:45 AM
Calling all parents
Discussing our Title I funding and policies
Doughnuts, Coffee and Communication
GoFans Ticket Information
NJROTC Pancake Breakfast
NJROTC Yard Sale
🌟🎒 Kick Off the School Year with Diabetes Club! 🎒🌟
We’re excited to invite all students with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes, along with their families and friends, to our Back to School Meeting on September 26th! 📅✨
Join us for a day packed with fun and exciting activities:
🧗♂️ Ropes Course Adventure
🔥 Bonfire
🍔 Cookout
It’s the perfect chance to connect with others, enjoy some outdoor fun, and get ready for the school year ahead. Don’t miss this opportunity to build friendships and make unforgettable memories!
What students do both inside and outside of the classroom impacts their educational success. When students participate in activities outside the classroom, such as clubs, sports or school events, they develop a sense of belonging and community. Check out this week's SFPS Bulletin at https://conta.cc/3X6DVUb and the perspective of Lucas Robbins, a senior at Mandela International Magnet School and student member of the SFPS Board of Education, as he discusses student engagement!
🎓✨ Celebrating 56 incredible graduates from Santa Fe Public Schools! On July 22, students from Capital High, Santa Fe High, Early College Opportunities High, and Desert Sage Academy came together for a memorable Summer Commencement Ceremony. These students represent a diverse and dedicated cohort of students who overcame numerous challenges to reach this milestone. Congratulations, graduates! 🌟
SFPS’ four-year graduation rate for 2022-23 grew to 83.1 percent, an increase of one percent, as reported by the New Mexico Public Education Department (PED).
Read more: www.sfps.info/article/1668317
Registration for Santa Fe High's Volleyball Camp, for 1st-6th graders, is open! To sign up, visit: https://go.sfps.info/sfhs-volleyball-camp-2024
Santa Fe HS NJROTC has been
selected as a 2024 Distinguished Unit. We were one of nine units selected out of 28 from our tha tincludes NJROTC units in El Paso, New Mexico, Arizona and Utah.
Join us in congratulating Chief Patricia Schipp and Tristan Jaramillo - both who were honored today for their outstanding dedication to SFPS students! 👩🏫🍎✏️
Chief Patricia Schipp, Santa Fe High School's Navy Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) instructor was named Teacher of the Quarter. Tristan Jaramillo, education support professional (ESP) at Nava Elementary, was named ESP of the Quarter. 🥳
In partnership with Nusenda Credit Union, SFPS recognizes one classroom teacher and one ESP per quarter. The honorees are surprised with a certification, gift and recognized via the district’s platforms.
📚🌞 SFPS students can read high-interest ebooks and audiobooks on Sora all summer long! 🌞📚
Sora is available through ClassLink on student Chromebooks, or you can download the Sora app for free to any device from the Apple App Store, Google Play Store, or soraapp.com. The SFPS Sora collection features ebooks and audiobooks for all grade levels and reading levels, K-12, including books in Spanish. To use Sora, students should choose Santa Fe Public Schools as their school, and no other username or password is necessary.
Keep reading, exploring, and growing this summer, students!
Is your teen looking for a summer job? Work with younger students to explore Spanish cultures and language!
For more information and to apply, visit: https://go.sfps.info/spanish-splash-hiring
Set your student(s) up for success with this FREE summer reading program! For more information, contact Michelle Korbakes at Michelle.Korbakes@ped.nm.gov or 575-491-5773.
Twenty-five programs will be offered at 13 sites, with breakfast and lunch included. Offerings range from Math Adventure Camp, to Go Kart Camp, to Rock Camp, to Spanish Splash, to credit recovery. Just added - reading camp!
View all programs & sign up here: https://go.sfps.info/summer-programs-2024
Twenty-five programs will be offered at 13 sites, with breakfast and lunch included. Offerings range from Math Adventure Camp, to Go Kart Camp, to Rock Camp, to Spanish Splash, to credit recovery. Just added - reading camp!
View all camps offered here: www.sfps.info/article/1556956
Sign up: https://go.sfps.info/summer-camp-signup-2024
To all the educators shaping minds and changing lives: thank you for your unwavering dedication, your boundless passion, and your relentless commitment to excellence. You are the true heroes of education, and your impact will be felt for generations to come. 🌟🍎
#TeacherAppreciationWeek #ThankATeacher #Gratitude #EducationMatters
To all the educators shaping minds and changing lives: thank you for your unwavering dedication, your boundless passion, and your relentless commitment to excellence. You are the true heroes of education, and your impact will be felt for generations to come. 🌟🍎
#TeacherAppreciationWeek #ThankATeacher #Gratitude #EducationMatters
Yesterday, students from Santa Fe High, Capital High, Early College Opportunities (ECO), and Mandela International Magnet School joined forces in the Governor’s School Community Challenge! They took to the parks of our beautiful city - SWAN, Ragle, Villa Linda, and Salvador Perez - to tackle the pressing issue of litter.
A special shoutout to the Naval JROTC team from Santa Fe High, who collected over 60 bags of trash at Salvador Perez Park, earning them a trophy and a $1,000 prize! Congratulations also to the mixed team from Capital High and other schools who took a proud second place, and cheers to the teams from the Boys & Girls Clubs and Santa Fe High for tying in third place.
Let’s keep our community clean and vibrant! 🌳💪
