This is a reminder that we will have a Parent and Swimmer Meeting on Thursday, October 30th at 5:00 PM in the Las Cruces High School Library. This meeting is mandatory for all 8th graders and high school swimmers who are interested in joining the team and did not attend the Zoom meeting last week.
The swim season officially begins on November 3rd, with tryouts scheduled for November 3rd and 4th at the Las Cruces Natatorium from 6:00–7:30 AM.
During the meeting, coaches will review meet dates, practice expectations, and discuss future developments in the swim program. This meeting will ensure swimmers and families have all the necessary information before the season begins. We look forward to seeing everyone there!
For questions, please email Matthew Gormley mgormley@lcps.net.
As a senior and President of the Las Cruces FFA Chapter, Lacy exemplifies dedication and excellence—maintaining a 3.7 GPA, leading state championship teams, and gaining hands-on experience through her internship at Organ Mountain Equine. We’re proud of her leadership and commitment to success.
Graphic credit: Ryan Diaz, ACE Intern
Come learn how you can support your child’s future! Hear from guest speakers who are experts in engineering, STEM, emerging technologies, and the careers of tomorrow. Discover how technology is shaping all aspects of the job market and yes, there will be PIE!
Presented in collaboration with: New Mexico State University, Doña Ana Community College, and The Bridge of Southern New Mexico.
For more information, please contact: 575-527-9540.
Say hello to your 2025–2026 District Champions! Way to go, Knights!
Attention Valley View Families:
Join us to meet our principal finalists and provide your input in the selection of our next principal. Details are available in the flyer.
Atención familias de Valley View:
Acompáñenos para conocer a los finalistas para director(a) y compartir su opinión en la selección de nuestro(a) próximo(a) director(a). Los detalles están disponibles en el volante.
Thank you for all you have done for the students and athletes of Oñate High School.
Go Knights!
Get your tickets early: https://www.lcps.net/page/athletics
LCPS.TV will livestream the game: https://youtube.com/live/1Ch8iVZaYno?feature=share
Meet Superintendent Ruiz at 6 p.m. tonight in the Performing Arts Center at Organ Mountain High School for an informative discussion about the district’s goals for the November school bond election.
Parents, students, staff, and Las Cruces community members will have the chance to ask questions and learn more about the Bond and Mill Levy.
Get your tickets now: https://www.lcps.net/page/athletics
LCPS.TV will livestream the game: https://youtube.com/live/SKkgHgPrCyw?feature=share
Many thanks to New Mexico Activities Association (NMAA) and New Mexico Music Educators Association for making this event possible!
2:00pm Royal Knight Regiment - Organ Mountain High School
3:15pm Las Cruces High School Band
3:45pm Mayfield High School Band
4:30pm Centennial High School Band
Skip the lines and get tickets here:
https://gofan.co/event/1653324?schoolId=NMAA
Meet Efren Aleman, the energetic PE teacher who keeps Mesilla Elementary moving—literally and figuratively! Now in his 14th year of teaching (all at Mesilla Elementary!), Coach Aleman goes the extra mile every single day to support his students and colleagues.
Whether he’s offering a listening ear, stepping in for class coverage, or keeping spirits high on campus, Mr. Aleman is a true team player. He says he’s grateful for the opportunity to motivate students to exercise and to teach them that physical activity is essential for a healthy body and mind. His favorite part of the day? Greeting students each morning with enthusiasm and making sure they know how excited he is to see them and to teach them something new. Mesilla Elementary’s principal calls him a vital part of the school community—and it’s easy to see why!
Thanks for keeping Mesilla in motion, Coach Aleman! You’re truly a class act in PE
Watch livestream here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zXnRtLPxmI
November is around the corner and Las Cruces Public Schools’ students are counting on you!
General Obligation Bonds and Mill Levy Renewals help fund essential improvements across our schools, from new construction and enhanced security to updated playgrounds and learning spaces.
It’s more than just a vote. It’s an investment in education, safety, and our community’s future.
Our kids. Your voice. Their future.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sppa6FFDpCs&list=PL8ykZn4ogw7LN6uKicRS0ee02zrvExg6i&index=4
Designed to introduce young people to high-demand careers in construction and skilled trades, the event offered interactive exhibits, demonstrations and real-world experiences.
Through this engaging partnership, students explored career pathways, connected with industry professionals, and gained valuable insight into the future of the construction workforce in New Mexico.
Early voting is now open for the Las Cruces Public Schools Bond and Mill Levy Election!
Don’t miss your chance to support LCPS students — Election Day is November 4. There are two items on the ballot: the bond and the mill levy.
Be sure to turn over your ballot to vote on both! Remember: Our Kids. Your Choice. Their Future.
A senior captain with a 3.8 GPA, Alexia leads the girls soccer team with heart, speed and strength. She’s a true leader on and off the field, inspiring her teammates every day.
A senior standout in football & track, Angel plays wide receiver, safety and punt returner. In 6 games, he’s racked up 7 catches, 3 tackles, 2 pass deflections & 4 interceptions!
Known for his leadership and team-first mindset, Angel gives his all on and off the field.
This Tuesday, Oct. 21, the Organ Mountain Knights take on the Mayfield Trojans in the Mayfield High School gym. The volleyball game starts at 7pm.
LCPS.TV will be livestreaming the game: https://youtube.com/live/Bc_tSb9AR68?feature=share
General Obligation Bonds and Mill Levy Renewals help fund essential improvements across our schools, from new construction and enhanced security to updated playgrounds and learning spaces.
It’s more than just a vote. It’s an investment in education, safety, and our community’s future.
Our kids. Your voice. Their future.
