THURSDAY APRIL 23 @7pm
FRIDAY APRIL 24 @7pm
SATURDAY APRIL 25 @7pm
$7 Admission, $5 for Students and Staff
@ Bryan Fant Theater, 4851 Paseo Del Sol
Thank you SFPS Volunteers, for working with our students, families, faculty staff and the entire SFPS community!
We love seeing you in our schools and we truly appreciate your support.
Santa Fe Public Schools Summer Programs offer students engaging, hands-on opportunities to stay sharp, build skills, and have fun with friends. From academic support to enrichment activities, there’s something for every learner.
Spots fill quickly—sign your student up today and set them up for success this fall!
🔗 Learn more and register: https://sfps.education/summer26
For more information & FAQs, visit: www.sfps.info/page/graduation
https://app.smore.com/n/hp0ej
See you back in class on Monday, April 6th.
Santa Fe Public Schools is looking for a strong instructional leader to support principals, lead school improvement efforts, and drive student achievement across the district.
🎓 Requirements:
• Master’s in Educational Administration
• NM Admin License (3B)
• 8+ years leadership experience
⭐ Preferred: Doctorate, bilingual (Spanish/English), central office experience
💼 Salary: $115K–$130K+ + benefits
📅 12-month | Full-time
👉 Apply today and help shape the future of our schools!
https://app.smore.com/n/gescz
Please note a schedule change for the upcoming class. The session originally planned for April 6 will now take place on Tuesday, April 7 from 11 AM – 1 PM.
Here’s the full schedule of free classes:
📱 March 9 – Smartphones 101
📧 March 23 – How to Clean Out Your Gmail
💻 April 7 – Loneliness & Connection in the Digital Age (NEW DATE & TIME: 11 AM – 1 PM)
📍 Location: Board Room, Santa Fe Public Schools
610 Alta Vista St.
These classes are free and open to everyone. Join us to learn helpful tech tips and build confidence using digital tools!
RSVP with Raquel at 505-467-2050 or rplaza@sfps.k12.nm.us
📅 We’ve heard your questions about the upcoming school year calendar, and we appreciate families reaching out!
SFPS follows a set process each year to develop the school calendar. To learn more about that process, visit: www.sfps.info/page/school-calendar
The proposed calendar will go to the Board of Education on March 26. Once approved, it will be posted on the district’s website and SFPS families will be notified. 📣
Thank you for your patience! 💙
There are still spaces available for FREE Love and Logic parenting classes! Join us on March 9 from 6–8 PM at Kearny Elementary (901 Avenida de las Campanas).
Learn practical, step-by-step strategies to set firm limits without arguments, share control through choices, and help your child build independence through healthy decision-making.
To register, contact Raquel Plaza at 505-467-2050 or sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf97Kvs9S1Y13qkK333oHCGbZuqlZ52WVCaAva6NJhGfVKNUw/viewform
More details are available on the flyer. We hope to see you there! 👨👩👧👦✨
Created in 2025 by Santa Fe youth, this mural reflects the challenges young people face—such as violence, discrimination, and mental health challenges—as well as the resilience, resources, support, and hope that help them thrive. It honors the voices of young people while reminding us of their strength, dreams, and capacity to inspire change, along with their love for the community of Santa Fe.
Stop by the Santa Fe Teen Center to view the outdoor wall mural. Scan the QR code to check out the augmented reality components, and hear an amazing spoken word poem by Santa Fe
Youth Poet Laureate, Sofia Salazar.
Be an upstander!
If you See Something, Say Something.
Students can report their concerns via the Say Something reporting system – whether it’s a possible threat or they are worried about a friend’s safety.
All reports are taken seriously and are immediately reported to the appropriate SFPS personnel.
www.saysomething.net/#submit_tip
Commit to never bringing a gun to school and to never using guns to solve problems.
Since 1996, over 10 million youth nationwide have signed the Student Pledge Against Gun Violence. The Pledge encourages young people to abstain from contributing to gun violence, including bringing a gun to school.
The Pledge is available in older and younger versions, as well as English and Spanish.
Anyone can take the pledge, even teachers, parents, and community members!
E-sign the pledge here: tinyurl.com/wave-pledge
https://app.smore.com/n/8smr5x
March 2 - 6, 2026
KEEPING OUR STUDENTS SAFE BY PREVENTING GUN VIOLENCE
For many young people, concerns about gun violence are part of the world they navigate every day.
SFPS Gun Violence Prevention Week raises awareness, promotes early intervention, and highlights practical steps that help keep students safe and supported.
This campaign is anti-gun violence, not anti-gun, and recognizes the importance of outdoor and hunting traditions for many New Mexico families.
We are empowering students to shape a culture of safety in their schools by:
Taking the Student Pledge Against Gun Violence
Use Say Something to report safety concerns.
Reach out if you need help with a conflict, stress, or other challenges. Talk to a trusted adult, or call 988 or another helpline.
Thank you for supporting Gun Violence Prevention Week.
Hello SFPS families,
The district has been made aware of a rumor circulating encouraging a potential student walkout planned for tomorrow, February 25. At this time, the district has not received confirmation of a student-led effort, and unlike previous walk-outs, this situation does not appear to be organized by students.
The safety and supervision of our students remain our highest priority. We believe school remains the safest place for students. Please be aware that students who leave campus during the school day without an excused absence or without following proper school procedures will be marked with an unexcused absence in accordance with district policy.
We encourage families to speak with their students about the importance of staying in class and following school expectations. SFPS staff will continue to focus on maintaining a safe, supportive, and productive learning environment for all students.
