Join LCPS for Grill and Thrill High School BBQ Contest presented by Roadrunner Rally
BBQ Competition
New Mexico Activities Association 5A 2024 State Soccer Championships
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Here is an inspiring story that unfolded during Pink Week, involving the girls' soccer programs at Mayfield High School and Centennial High School. These two competitors exemplified what makes high school athletics so much more than just a game—they demonstrated the power of community and compassion. Centennial, as the home team, graciously granted Mayfield the opportunity to wear their pink uniforms to honor a Mayfield player's mother who is currently battling breast cancer. In a touching moment before the match, players from both teams came together to present the player's mother with roses, recognizing her courage and strength throughout her fight. In addition to the emotional show of support, the Mayfield soccer team also rallied to raise over $4,000, which they presented to the family to assist them during this challenging time. This event was a profound example of how athletics can unite us beyond the scoreboard. These young athletes, while competitors on the field, came together in a shared spirit of compassion and community. It was a powerful reminder that what we teach on the field—about teamwork, respect, and care for others—extends far beyond the game itself.
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Super News, October Episode
LCPS Foundation Launches Care Kits for Kids Hygiene Supply Drive
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Say Boo to the Flu – at no cost to you! 🎃 Two Las Cruces hospitals will be offering drive-thru flu shots on Saturday, Oct. 19. There is no charge for the vaccinations, but anyone with insurance should bring their insurance card, including Medicaid or Medicare with them. •MountainView Regional Medical Center - Everyone ages six months and up can receive drive-thru flu vaccinations at the hospital’s Medical Plaza. Follow both Traffic Control personnel and the signs labeled ‘SHOT CLINIC’. MountainView personnel will be available with paperwork and instructions. View the event at https://www.facebook.com/share/MMUDKVZ7qMXHGKaf/ • Three Crosses Regional Hospital  - Vaccinations available for adults ages 19 and over only. Signs will be posted on both sides of North Main to let you know where to turn. Once on Samaritan Drive, additional signs will clearly mark where on campus to find the drive-thru. View the event at https://www.facebook.com/share/qZmPEzBQH3Hzpsc8/ Boo to the Flu is created in partnership with the NMHealth Public Health Division, MountainView Regional Medical Center, Three Crosses Regional Hospital, Las Cruces Fire,  Las Cruces Public Schools, and nursing students from New Mexico State University and Doña Ana Community College.
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Wednesday, Health Services will host a shot clinic at the Dr. Karen M. Trujillo Administration Complex from 2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Flu, covid, shingles and pneumonia vaccines will be available.  Consent forms, in English and Spanish, are attached to this message. Please note that insurance is required, and Tricare is not accepted.
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