
Know your goals — Keep your future in mind when making choices today.
Choose positive friends — Surround yourself with people who support and encourage you.
Speak up — If you’re uncomfortable or pressured, confidently say no and walk away.
Talk to someone you trust — You never have to handle a tough situation alone.
Be a positive influence — Encourage your friends to make healthy choices, too.

Greet someone with a big "Yá'át'ééh abíní" to start the day off with kindness and connection!

Miyamura Soccer Advances to the State Playoffs!
The Miyamura Patriots are heading into the state soccer playoffs! The Miyamura girls enter as the No. 6 seed, while the boys are the No. 10 seed.
Mark your calendars and follow the tournament action with these upcoming dates:
Boys Playoff Schedule
First Round: Wednesday, October 28
Quarterfinals: Friday, October 30
Semifinals: Monday, November 2
Finals: Thursday, November 5
Girls Playoff Schedule
First Round: Thursday, October 29
Quarterfinals: Saturday, October 31
Semifinals: Tuesday, November 3
Finals: Friday, November 6
Follow the brackets and tournament updates:
Girls Bracket: https://www.maxpreps.com/nm/soccer/girls/playoffs/
Boys Bracket: https://www.maxpreps.com/nm/soccer/boys/playoffs/
Let’s cheer on our Miyamura Patriots as they compete for a state championship! Good luck to both teams!
#GMCS #MiyamuraPatriots #NMHSAA #StatePlayoffs #PatriotPride

What is one way you encourage the young people in your life to make healthy, positive choices?
Together, we can create a community where every student feels supported, empowered, and confident in making choices that help them thrive.

See (verb) — to notice, look at, or become aware of something with your eyes.
Example: "I can't wait to see my teachers and friends at school today!"


Be a hero by choosing to:
Stay drug-free
Stand strong in your decisions
Encourage your friends
Keep your eyes on your goals

Students enjoyed a special assembly with the National Dance Institute New Mexico, bringing movement to life as they connected science concepts with dance skills! We loved seeing how much fun everyone had!
A heartfelt thank-you to the National Dance Institute New Mexico for sharing their talents and making learning an unforgettable experience. We also extend our sincere appreciation to the families who attended and participated in this special event. Your involvement helps make learning meaningful and strengthens the connection between our schools, students, and families!






At GMCS, we believe every student deserves the opportunity to grow, learn, and reach their full potential in a safe and healthy environment. This Red Ribbon Week, let’s encourage our students to make healthy choices, stay drug-free, and surround themselves with people who support their goals and dreams.

GMCS Word of the Day! Today's word is "Woman".
Challenge: Think of a woman who has inspired you or helped you grow. What is one thing you appreciate about her?

Our Career Exploration Fair gave students a meaningful opportunity to discover new career paths, learn from experienced professionals, and envision what their futures can hold. Just as importantly, it was an opportunity to celebrate the success of Indigenous people in our community and around the world, highlighting the knowledge, talent, leadership, and achievements that continue to shape our communities and beyond.
Thank you to every presenter, professional, and participant who took the time to share their career journeys, personal experiences, and expertise with our students. Your willingness to give back, answer questions, and inspire the next generation made this event truly special. By sharing your stories, you helped students see what is possible, recognize the many paths to success, and understand that their dreams fit into every profession. We are grateful for the community members who invest in our students and help them imagine a future filled with opportunity. Thank you for showing our students what success can look like and reminding them that they, too, can make a lasting difference in their communities and the world.










The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for our area. A watch means conditions are favorable for severe weather, and no tornado has been confirmed.
All Gallup-McKinley County Schools are operating on a normal schedule today. Students will not be dismissed early. Families who would like to pick up their children may do so, and we ask that you check in at your child’s school office.
District staff are tracking the forecast and staying in contact with local weather officials. If anything changes, we will post updates here and on our other communication channels right away.
Student and staff safety always comes first. Thank you for your patience and support.
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For conference times or additional information, please contact your student's school directly. Thank you for being an important part of your student's educational journey!

Horse (noun): a strong animal with four legs, a mane, and a long tail. Horses have been an important part of many families and communities for generations.
Do you have any experience with horses?

Due to weather across the district for the remainder of the week, GMCS buses will drop off and pick up students at the nearest paved or gravel road when necessary. Please make sure to meet the bus at the nearest paved or gravel road to pick up or drop off your students.
Congratulations to Miyamura High School Girls and Boys Soccer Teams on becoming 4A District 1 Champions! Two teams, one incredible achievement! Congratulations to our Patriots on an unforgettable season and a championship worth celebrating!


Family Challenge: Walk around your home or neighborhood together and find 5 yellow things. Practice pronouncing łitsooí and amarillo.

Uno, dos, tres. Every new word helps celebrate and strengthen our languages.
