We are thrilled to announce that Jose Maes has been appointed as the new principal of Central Elementary School. With over 10 years of experience in educational leadership and a proven track record of fostering student success, Mr. Maes brings a wealth of knowledge and a passion for education to our community. Mr. Maes is dedicated to creating a nurturing and inclusive environment where every student can thrive. His commitment to academic excellence, innovative teaching methods, and community engagement aligns perfectly with the values and vision of Central Elementary. Please join us in welcoming Mr. Maes to our school. We look forward to the positive impact he will have on our students, staff, and the entire Central Elementary community. Warm regards, #CentralElementaryStaff&Faculty #LasCrucesPublicSchools
11 months ago, Las Cruces Public Schools
We are thrilled to announce that Jose Maes has been appointed as the new principal of Central Elementary School. With over 10 years of experience in educational leadership and a proven track record of fostering student success, Mr. Maes brings a wealth of knowledge and a passion for education to our community. Mr. Maes is dedicated to creating a nurturing and inclusive environment where every student can thrive. His commitment to academic excellence, innovative teaching methods, and community engagement aligns perfectly with the values and vision of Central Elementary. Please join us in welcoming Mr. Maes to our school. We look forward to the positive impact he will have on our students, staff, and the entire Central Elementary community. Warm regards, Central Elementary Staff & Faculty Las Cruces Public Schools
If you live in Doña Ana County, you have a say! LCPS is helping our community partners to publicize your opportunity to provide recommendations to city and county officials. Your participation is anonymous and voluntary. Scan the QR code to participate, or visit their website.
11 months ago, Kelly Jameson
flyer advertising a Dona Ana County survey with QR code
Las Cruces Public Schools will host the inaugural State of the District Address from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday, May 29 that will provide an overview of district goals and objectives across all departments. Ignacio Ruiz, LCPS Superintendent, will be sharing information related to student proficiency rates, budget data and strategic planning as the district redirects and refocuses efforts in preparation for the 2024-2025 school year. The 2024 LCPS State of the District event is open to invited local dignitaries and district administration. It will be livestreamed to the public courtesy of LCPS.TV at www.lcps.net along with live Spanish translation. For more information, click here.
11 months ago, Kelly Jameson
graphic of the LCPS State of the District Address happening on May 29
The Class of 2024 will participate in commencement ceremonies May 23-25 at the Pan American Center, 1810 E. University Avenue, on the campus of New Mexico State University. Attendees will be required to follow NMSU’s clear bag policy, which means no bags that do not align with the policy will be allowed inside the venue. Approved bags include clear plastic, vinyl or PVC and do not exceed 12 inches wide by six inches deep and 12 inches high. Small clutch bags are allowed, as well as soft, flexible seat cushions. Please see the photo of all prohibited items that will not be allowed in the Pan American Center. The Pan Am staff asked me to send again as this list will be strictly enforced. Click here for more information: https://www.lcps.net/article/1603936 La clase del 2024 tendrá ceremonias de graduación del 23 al 25 de mayo en el Pan American Center, 1810 E. University Avenue, en el campus de la Universidad Estatal de Nuevo México. Esta es la primera vez desde el 2019 que las seis escuelas preparatorias de las Escuelas Públicas de Las Cruces organizan graduaciones en el Pan Am. Los asistentes deberán seguir la regla de bolsas transparentes de NMSU, lo que significa que no se permitirán bolsas que no sigan esta regla dentro del lugar. Las bolsas permitidas serán aquellas de plástico transparente, vinilo o PVC y que no excedan las 12 pulgadas de ancho por seis pulgadas de profundidad y 12 pulgadas de largo. Se permiten bolsas de mano pequeñas, así como cojines para sentarse que sean suaves y flexibles. Por favor vea la foto de todos los artículos prohibidos que no se permitirán en el Centro Panamericano. El personal de Pan Am me pidió que enviara nuevamente ya que esta lista se aplicará estrictamente. Haga clic aquí para más información: https://www.lcps.net/article/1603936
12 months ago, Samantha Lewis
Graduation Commencement Prohibited Items
While at the 2024 NMAA Girls’ Powerlifting State Championships in Albuquerque, the weight of the competition was no match for Taylor Rogers from Mayfield High School. After earning 1st place lifting a total of 520 pounds, becoming the state champion for girls' powerlifting, Taylor’s state championship win makes her the first female powerlifting state champion at Mayfield High School. Taylor believes in goals over plans and is driven to achieve another state title in powerlifting. Congratulations to the 2024 Powerlifting Girls’ State Champion, Taylor Rogers.
12 months ago, Samantha Lewis
While at the 2024 NMAA Girls’ Powerlifting State Championships in Albuquerque, the weight of the competition was no match for Taylor Rogers from Mayfield High School.
On April 12, the 2024 NMAA Girls' Powerlifting State Championships took place at the Rio Rancho events center in Albuquerque. At the state championship, Centennial High School senior, Zantelle Rodriguez took first place after lifting a total of 780 pounds. Zantelle has been involved in girls powerlifting for the Hawks since her freshman year. As a senior, she has earned her team the state championship for girls powerlifting. Congratulations on becoming a state champion, Zantelle!
12 months ago, Samantha Lewis
Powerlifting State Champion from Centennial
Congratulations to the 5A Softball State Champions, Centennial High School! On Saturday, May 18, the Centennial varsity softball team played their hearts out as they led an extraordinary comeback in the heat of battle while in the consolation bracket, with hopes to clench the state title. The lady Hawks not only defeated the Alamogordo Tigers once, dominating the first game to win 6 -0. But went on to defend their title, twice… taking down the Tigers and winning the State Championship with a final score of 6-5. This State title is the second state championship in program history for the Hawks since 2016.
12 months ago, Samantha Lewis
Congratulations to the 5A Softball State Champions, Centennial High School!
Congratulations to our HOSA State winners for middle school!! Camino Real Middle School, Mesilla Valley Leadership Academy, and Vista Middle School HOSA, which stands for Health Occupations Students of America, students from middle schools and high schools showcased their skills and knowledge in various healthcare-related fields last month at the State Leadership Conference and competition. The competitions included events such as medical knowledge tests, hands-on clinical skill demonstrations, research presentations, and public health initiatives. Participants competed individually and as part of a team, aiming to demonstrate their proficiency in areas such as first aid, nursing, medical terminology, biomedical sciences, and more. Winners at the state level will now advance to national competitions, where they will have the opportunity to further showcase their talents and compete against students from across the country. CAMINO REAL MIDDLE SCHOOL •Dynamic Decisions: Hammam Alshayef, Alexander Tellez, Santiago Horton, Jacob Clemons, Abdulwahab Al-Nouman •Exploring Medical Innovations: Makena Apodaca, Madisynn Gregory, Noah Zubiate, Luis Mejia •Extemporaneous Health Poster: Isla Parisi •HOSA Bowl: Jumana Abdulsattar, Isla Parisi, Raelyn Galaz, Isabel Robles Hernandez •Foundations of Medical Terminology: Olivia Rodriguez •Public Health: Jumana Abdulsattar, Raelyn Galaz, Isabel Robles Hernandez •Advisor: Dora Kohler MESILLA VALLEY LEADERSHIP ACADEMY •Healthy Living: Parker Gustine •Advisor: Kristin Gustine VISTA MIDDLE SCHOOL •Health Care Preparation: Aileen Hernandez •Health Education: Latonya Bailey-Brown, Emily Contreras, Giselle Hernandez, Abigail Pizana, Carson Bonney •Advisor: Marci Behrens
12 months ago, Samantha Lewis
HOSA State Winners, Arrowhead Park Early College High School, Centennial High School, Las Cruces High School, Mayfield High School, Organ Mountain High School, Camino Real Middle School, Vista Middle School
Congratulations to the JROTC team from Organ Mountain High School for competing at the NMAA state competition and taking 1st place for the Armed Exhibition Drill team competition. A JROTC Armed Exhibition Drill Team is a specialized unit within the Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) program that focuses on precision drill performances with rifles. Members of these teams undergo intensive training to master complex rifle handling techniques, including spins, tosses, and catches, while executing synchronized marching movements and formations in front of judges and spectators. The Organ Mountain High School team executed their routine with flawless precision demonstrating their drill techniques and seamless teamwork to win 1st place at this year’s NMAA state competition. Members of the team include: Armed Exhibition Drill Team: Aidan Aguirre - Commander Kristen Caro RJ Scott Serenity Garcia Mathew Mews Jaden Rowlett Sunshine Conway-Brown Ethan Montes Aaliyah Ybarra Jacob Dato
12 months ago, Samantha Lewis
Congratulations to the JROTC team from Organ Mountain High School for competing at the NMAA state competition and taking 1st place for the Armed Exhibition Drill team competition.
Congratulations to Paul Ritter, the LCPS student athlete of the week from Centennial High School. Paul is a senior on the golf team. His teammates know him to be enthusiastic a& creative. When he isn’t playing golf, his interests are film, art, and playing piano. Great job, Paul!
12 months ago, Samantha Lewis
Congratulations to Paul Ritter, the LCPS student athlete of the week from Centennial High School. Paul is a senior on the golf team. His teammates know him to be enthusiastic and creative. When he isn’t playing golf, his interests are film, art, and playing piano.
Hats off to Carly Moore, the LCPS student athlete of the week from CHS. Carly is a sophomore and plays golf for the Hawks. As a teammate, she’s caring, thoughtful, creative, and enthusiastic. Off the course, Carly enjoys time with family and friends. Congratulations, Carly!!
12 months ago, Samantha Lewis
Hats off to Carly Moore, the LCPS student athlete of the week from Centennial High School. Carly is a sophomore and plays golf for the Hawks. As a teammate, she’s caring, thoughtful, creative, and enthusiastic. Off the course, Carly enjoys time with family and friends.
The Challenger Learning Center of Las Cruces will host the Earth Odyssey Summer Camp on June 4th and June 6 from 9am-3pm. The camp will be offered to students in grades 3rd-5th at the Las Cruces Challenger Learning Center, 505 S. Main St., Suite 400 Las Cruces, NM 88001. Click the link to register: June 4th: https://forms.gle/MniJZt7kmoYtsP8x9 June 6th: https://forms.gle/ieVwDxh68xixMts49
12 months ago, Samantha Lewis
Challenger Learning Center of Las Cruces Earth Odyssey Camp Registration 3rd-5th Grades June 4th, 2024
Check out the sights and sounds from the 5A District 3 Track and Field meet held on May 10. Congratulations to all of the student athletes who qualified to compete at the State Championships! Team champions: Centennial - Girls and Organ Mountain - Boys Produced by LCPS.TV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIurQQDBvCQ
12 months ago, Samantha Lewis
Check out the sights and sounds from the 5A District 3 Track and Field meet held on May 10. Congratulations to all of the student athletes who qualified to compete at the State Championships. Team champions: Centennial - Girls and Organ Mountain - Boys
The LCPS Community Outreach Team and MacArthur Community School are partnering to provide the community a great opportunity! This workshop will help you prepare/develop test taking skills for the ParaPro exam. Please register by calling 575-202-0802 Limited space available.
12 months ago, Samantha Lewis
@LCPSnet Community Outreach Team and MacArthur Community School are partnering to provide the community a great opportunity! This workshop will help you prepare/develop test taking skills for the ParaPro exam. Please register by calling 575-202-0802 Limited space available.
On April 24, student ambassadors from each high school at LCPS shared the spotlight with family and friends during the 2024 Academic Signing Day event for seniors. Congratulations to the entire class of 2024! Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZos4CMq1eQ
12 months ago, Samantha Lewis
On April 24, student ambassadors from each high school at LCPS shared the spotlight with family and friends during the 2024 Academic Signing Day event for seniors. Congratulations to the entire class of 2024!
On May 2, 5th graders from every Elementary School at LCPS competed in the track and field meet at the Field of Dreams Sports Complex under the coordination of Tanna Miller. Great job to all the student athletes who competed! LCPS.TV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryrL8g5Voyw
12 months ago, Samantha Lewis
On May 2, 5th graders from every Elementary School at LCPS competed in the track and field meet at the Field of Dreams Sports Complex under the coordination of Tanna Miller. Great job to all the student athletes that competed!
Take a look at how LCPS 4th graders engage in learning activities at the 10th Annual Children's Water Festival hosted by the City of Las Cruces. #students #water #conservation #desert Produced by LCPS.TV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpTpEITlnQ4
about 1 year ago, Las Cruces Public Schools
All LCPS 4th graders engage in learning activities at the 10th Annual Children's Water Festival hosted by the City of Las Cruces. #students #water #conservation #desert Produced by LCPS.TV
The Student Advisory Council for Las Cruces Public Schools had their end of the year celebration this week. The district congratulates all of the graduating seniors and thanks each student for their service!
about 1 year ago, Samantha Lewis
The Student Advisory Council for Las Cruces Public Schools had their end of the year celebration this week. The district congratulates all of the graduating seniors and thanks each student for their service!
Shout out to Luke Catanach, the LCPS student athlete of the week from Mayfield High School. Luke is a tennis player who lettered in tennis and soccer all four years. Luke is known to be a smart team leader who helps others on the court. Aside from tennis, he is a member of the National Honor Society and has an interest in computer science and engineering.
about 1 year ago, Samantha Lewis
Shout out to Luke Catanach, the LCPS student athlete of the week from Mayfield High School. Luke is a tennis player who lettered in tennis and soccer all four years. Luke is known to be a smart team leader who helps others on the court. Aside from tennis, he is a member of the National Honor Society and has an interest in computer science and engineering.
Congratulations to Ellise Jay, the LCPS student athlete of the week from Mayfield High School. Ellise plays tennis for the Trojans and is a three-time defending district champion. On the court, Ellise is a good role model for her teammates with a great attitude. Off the court, she participates in band and is a member of the National Honor Society.
about 1 year ago, Samantha Lewis
Congratulations to Ellise Jay, the LCPS student athlete of the week from Mayfield High School. Ellise plays tennis for the Trojans and is a three-time defending district champion. On the court, Ellise is a good role model for her teammates with a great attitude. Off the court, she participates in band and is a member of the National Honor Society.