Engaging in Teaching and Learning
September issue of Engaging in Teaching & Learning
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Say Boo to the Flu – Free Flu Shots October 26
— Samantha Lewis, LCPS Public Relations Coordinator, 575-527-5946, slewis@lcps.net
Your Voice Matters
Do you want to share your thoughts and experiences on access to basic family services like medical care, child care, job training, transportation, housing, and more?
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Project NEO Robotics Competition
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Talking to Children About Violence
Families and school personnel play a critical role in helping to reestablish a sense of normalcy and security for children after an act of violence occurs. Follow these key reminders. …Read More
UPDATE: Students at Alameda Elementary Promote Acts of Kindness
UPDATE, DECEMBER 2, 2018: Students at Alameda Elementary School continue their “Catch the Wave of Kindness” campaign. During the month of November, students made artwork for the residents of the …Read More
Mesilla Elementary Students Learn About Agriculture
Mesilla Elementary School observed Agricultural Week at the beginning of October, during which students learned more about livestock, how their clothes are made and where their food comes from. The …Read More
University Hills Students Earn Best in State Award for Scholastic Summer Reading Challenge
This summer, students at University Hills Elementary School participated in the Scholastic Summer Reading Challenge, placing first in the state for the third consecutive year. University Hills started participating in …Read More
High School Seniors Celebrate Democracy
Seniors from all six Las Cruces Public Schools high schools on Tuesday participated in an event titled “Celebrating Democracy in Doña Ana County.” The event was organized in partnership with …Read More
Actor R.J. Mitte Shares Anti-Bullying Message with LCPS Students
Actor R.J. Mitte, best known for his role playing Walt Jr. in AMC’s “Breaking Bad,” spoke to middle- and high-school students at five campuses over two days. Mitte shared his …Read More