Yesterday was a high-energy celebration as student-athletes and activity leaders from Organ Mountain High School boarded the Spirit Bus and brought the Knight pride straight to the halls of Sonoma Elementary!
Cheers erupted and smiles lit up the building as the Royal Knight Regiment Band blasted spirited tunes, leading a parade of OMHS students from different sports teams.
Students K-5, lined the hallways, waving handmade signs and colorful banners, showing their love for the Knights and soaking in the excitement.
Location: 999 W. Amador Ave, Bldg. 1.
This Thursday night, the Centennial Hawks takes on Alamogordo Tigers at the Field of Dreams!
Kickoff is at 7 PM and you won’t want to miss it. Can’t make it in person? LCPS.TV has you covered!
Livestream: https://youtube.com/live/M5xrkm0RKrc?feature=share
Livestream: https://www.youtube.com/live/5RnWk-YQEHU
A junior goalkeeper for the Hawks, Nicholas has made 59 saves this season, including 3 shoot-outs and 16 saves against Hobbs. A 4.0 student and NHS member, he leads with passion and drive, inspiring teammates and mentoring future goalkeepers.
Congratulations to Amorie Moreno, LCPS Athlete of the Week from Centennial High School!
A senior and standout center midfielder for the Hawks, Amorie has 1 goal and 5 assists. Her coach praises her heart, integrity and leadership. Always positive and determined, she inspires teammates with her confidence, humility and relentless effort.
A huge thanks to the LCPS Educational Equity & Support Programs and Operations Departments for fueling the Centennial Spirit Bus with an awesome taco bar lunch! TAC-O-bout a good time!
🌟 #Thrive Thursday Spotlight 🌟
This week, we proudly celebrate Yeseina Ramirez, a dynamic educator at Hermosa Heights Elementary, who is inspiring future innovators every single day! Now in her fourth year at Hermosa Heights, Yeseina serves as a K-8 STEAM teacher and also leads the Student Broadcast Team, helping students shine both in the classroom and on camera. Known for her willingness to jump in and support school events and activities, Yeseina truly embodies the spirit of teamwork and dedication. In her own words:
"I enjoy contributing to my community, and what better way than to guide future leaders to success! I chose to be a teacher because I wanted to help make an impact on our youth. I love teaching because I can work with students to help them reach their goals, give them a support system, show them that they are loved, and that it’s okay to be who they are — all while having fun."
Thank you, Ms. Ramirez, for pouring your heart and passion into every lesson and for making Hermosa Heights a place where all learners thrive! Your commitment to your students and school community is truly inspiring!
Scan the QR code to sign up. See flyer for details!
Launch into Space Festival Week right here in Las Cruces! The city is buzzing with out-of-this-world events and galactic fun for all ages and the best part? It’s all FREE!
From space trivia battles to NMSU Astronomy Night, STEAM Saturday adventures, and jaw-dropping Space Art Shows, there’s something cosmic for everyone! Families are welcome and space costumes encouraged
Don’t miss your chance to explore the stars without leaving Earth!
For more information, please visit: lcspacefestival.com
Tune in as the athletes share what makes their team bond so special, reveal who’s got the best nickname and settle who brings the most spirit to the court.
Brought to you by LCPS.TV: https://youtu.be/lUqeLLc-WT0
The LCPS Bilingual Community Outreach team has kicked off the celebration by highlighting influential figures throughout history and honoring the generations who have shaped our nation and communities through their resilience, creativity and rich traditions.
A big thank you to the BETICO team for taking the time to beautify the hallway with festive decorations!
Special thanks to Denise Sheehan’s mother for preparing a variety of delicious aguas frescas for the Central Office staff.
Thank you to Gabriel, a 5th-grade student at MacArthur Elementary School, for leading the Pledge of Allegiance in both English and Spanish, as well as the New Mexico state flag pledge, during this week’s LCPS Board of Education meeting. You did an outstanding job, Gabriel!
A big shoutout to the Mayfield High School Jazzers for their fantastic performance at Tuesday night’s LCPS Board of Education meeting! Under the direction of Rod Pior and Marissa Al-Masoud, the band energized the room with a lively rendition of “Don’t Stop Believin’” by Journey, arranged by Paul Murtha.
Congratulations to Michelle Ronga, LCPS Executive Director of Athletics, on being named the NMAA Southwest Athletic Director of the Year. Michelle was recognized during this week’s Board of Education regular session for her outstanding leadership and contributions to our district.
“In the world of sports, it’s rare for a rookie to come off the bench and immediately play like an MVP. But in her very first year as Executive Director of Athletics, Michelle Ronga did just that, quickly rising to the top of her game. With a heart for students, a playbook full of innovative ideas, and a vision that treats athletics as an extension of the classroom, Michelle earned the respect of her peers and was honored this summer with the Southwest Region Athletic Director of the Year award. Congratulations, Michelle, you’ve proven that even rookies can lead the league!”
— Dr. Miller-Tomlinson, Deputy Superintendent of Teaching & Learning
9:12am Mayfield HS Trojan Marching Band
10:00am Royal Knight Regiment - Organ Mountain High School
11:24am Las Cruces High School Band
11:48am Centennial High School Band
Full schedule, event, and ticket information can be found online at: https://marching.musicforall.org/2025schedule/
