
Thank you to everyone who attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony at Chee Dodge Elementary. This event signified the completion of the safety enhancement project for Chee Dodge. This is a great accomplishment for the safety of our students.
We are especially grateful to the many partners who made this project possible. Your commitment to our community and your belief in the importance of supporting education through infrastructure improvements have made a lasting difference. To transportation professionals, construction crews, community leaders, and supporters: thank you for recognizing that when we invest in our schools, we invest in our future.
Thank you all for being here to share in this special moment.
We are especially grateful to the many partners who made this project possible. Your commitment to our community and your belief in the importance of supporting education through infrastructure improvements have made a lasting difference. To transportation professionals, construction crews, community leaders, and supporters: thank you for recognizing that when we invest in our schools, we invest in our future.
Thank you all for being here to share in this special moment.









We extend our deepest gratitude and appreciation to Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren and the Navajo Division of Transportation for taking the time to visit Chee Dodge Elementary School and personally view the completed road improvement project. The newly completed project provides safer access to our school, improves transportation for our students and staff, and represents a meaningful investment in the educational success of our children. Thank you for recognizing the importance of this project and for sharing in this special milestone with us!





Summer School will be starting soon for GMCS! Summer School hours will be from 7:30 am to 12:00 pm starting July 7th. Free breakfast and lunch will be provided to students, along with transportation to and from school. For any questions and additional information, contact your student's school.

Tohatchi Middle School celebrated its 8th-grade promotion last night. Thank you to the community for celebrating these students as they take their next step into high school!




Watch the video for Thoreau Middle School's 2026 Youth Conference!
https://youtu.be/TZjN34lWW20?si=Xf2es4nObnYNqh0Y
Again, we would like to thank the volunteers for leading activities and the Thoreau Middle School staff for their hard work and support. Your contributions made the Youth Conference a great success for our students!
https://youtu.be/TZjN34lWW20?si=Xf2es4nObnYNqh0Y
Again, we would like to thank the volunteers for leading activities and the Thoreau Middle School staff for their hard work and support. Your contributions made the Youth Conference a great success for our students!

Our summer hours have begun at the Student Support Center! We will be open from 7:30 am to 5:00 pm on the following days.

Reminding you to save the date for LANL Foundation's virtual training this Thursday, June 11th, from 3:30 to 5:00 pm. This training is free, and all mandated reporters are encouraged to attend.

Don't forget, applications to join McKinley Academy for the 2026-27 school year are open! Scan the QR code for more information on how to apply. The application deadline is July 9th.

Lincoln Elementary Summer School is open for registration! See Flyer for details!

Today was the final day of the Youth Conference at Thoreau Middle School. To wrap up the fun, students enjoyed a lively band performance and had a talent show. Students, volunteers, and staff all took the stage to showcase their skills. We enjoyed singing, stand-up comedy, dancing, and instrumental performances.
We are so proud of our students for their participation. They made the event entertaining for everyone, and our talented winners were recognized with prizes for their outstanding performances! Thank you to everyone who shared their time and effort to make this conference possible. Opportunities like this leave a lasting impact on our students. They are all looking forward to next year!
We are so proud of our students for their participation. They made the event entertaining for everyone, and our talented winners were recognized with prizes for their outstanding performances! Thank you to everyone who shared their time and effort to make this conference possible. Opportunities like this leave a lasting impact on our students. They are all looking forward to next year!










Thoreau Middle School is having its 2026 Youth Conference! Students have been enjoying activities such as Taekwondo, mask making, cooking, meditation, dancing, and more! This conference provides a safe and supportive space for students to connect, explore ideas, and participate in activities that promote wellness, cultural pride, and positive decision-making. Thank you to INLA for this partnership and for providing our students with the opportunity to recognize their personal strengths and receive support in relationship-building.










Congratulations to our graduates from Project Search! We celebrate you earning this achievement. You should be proud of how far you have come and excited for the opportunities ahead.
Thank you to Hilton Garden Inn for hosting the event. Thank you to our supporting businesses for encouraging our students to continue to reach their full potential.
Thank you to Hilton Garden Inn for hosting the event. Thank you to our supporting businesses for encouraging our students to continue to reach their full potential.







We have come to the end of our district showcases with today's School of Business Showcase!
Students gave colorful, clear business presentations. Your branded materials, like stickers and pins, really elevated each business identity. Great work representing your schools and showing what young entrepreneurship looks like in action.
We also announced the winners of our Food Truck Cook Off! Congratulations to Ramah High School for winning first place with the Mustang Burger Company. Our runner-up was Miyamura, and Tohatchi High School placed third. Fantastic job to all our participating students! The future of food trucks is in great hands!
Students gave colorful, clear business presentations. Your branded materials, like stickers and pins, really elevated each business identity. Great work representing your schools and showing what young entrepreneurship looks like in action.
We also announced the winners of our Food Truck Cook Off! Congratulations to Ramah High School for winning first place with the Mustang Burger Company. Our runner-up was Miyamura, and Tohatchi High School placed third. Fantastic job to all our participating students! The future of food trucks is in great hands!










We're still celebrating 2026 Graduates! The GMCS Graduation page has programs and pictures available to view and download. Pictures are still actively being uploaded!
Don't forget to keep an eye out for an update on our 2026 Senior Edition Magazine.
Don't forget to keep an eye out for an update on our 2026 Senior Edition Magazine.

Lincoln Elementary's Community Block Party was a hit! We are very proud of the National Elementary Honor Society students for organizing this event. Students showcased reports on the history of Chihuahuita, handed out summer reading practice booklets, and held open sign-ups for NEHS. Through these activities, students demonstrated leadership, professionalism, and a strong commitment to serving their community.
Thank you to SFE for providing food during the party.
Additionally, thank you to everyone who brought their cars and joined us. We appreciate your contributions to making this a special community event!
Thank you to SFE for providing food during the party.
Additionally, thank you to everyone who brought their cars and joined us. We appreciate your contributions to making this a special community event!










Tohatchi Middle School Career Day: A Tremendous Success!
We are delighted to share the wonderful success of Tohatchi Middle School's Career Day event! Our 7th and 8th grade students had an extraordinary opportunity to explore diverse career paths and connect with professionals from our community. Career Day provides our students with valuable real-world insights into various professions, helping them envision their futures and understand the diverse opportunities available to them. Through direct engagement with community leaders and professionals, students gain inspiration, knowledge, and practical perspective on their potential career paths. In Attendance were McKinley County Sheriff's Department, Diné College, Behavioral Health, Ch'ooshgai Fire Department, Navajo Technical University (NTU), Army, National Guard Recruiters, Equine Science Presenter, Navajo Scholarship Office, Navajo Nation Veterinary Program, featuring alumnus Dr. David Manuelito. Our 7th and 8th grade students engaged enthusiastically with each presenter, asking thoughtful questions and demonstrating genuine curiosity about the careers presented. The energy and engagement throughout the day was truly inspiring!
We are delighted to share the wonderful success of Tohatchi Middle School's Career Day event! Our 7th and 8th grade students had an extraordinary opportunity to explore diverse career paths and connect with professionals from our community. Career Day provides our students with valuable real-world insights into various professions, helping them envision their futures and understand the diverse opportunities available to them. Through direct engagement with community leaders and professionals, students gain inspiration, knowledge, and practical perspective on their potential career paths. In Attendance were McKinley County Sheriff's Department, Diné College, Behavioral Health, Ch'ooshgai Fire Department, Navajo Technical University (NTU), Army, National Guard Recruiters, Equine Science Presenter, Navajo Scholarship Office, Navajo Nation Veterinary Program, featuring alumnus Dr. David Manuelito. Our 7th and 8th grade students engaged enthusiastically with each presenter, asking thoughtful questions and demonstrating genuine curiosity about the careers presented. The energy and engagement throughout the day was truly inspiring!









Thank you to all who joined us at the District School of Media and School of Technology Showcases! Students in the media pathways showed their short films and media literacy projects. Technology students demonstrated problem-solving skills and technical knowledge through projects that explored real-world applications of technology.
We are proud of all the students who participated and shared their talents. Their hard work and innovation continue to shape the future of learning in our district.
We are proud of all the students who participated and shared their talents. Their hard work and innovation continue to shape the future of learning in our district.





Let's give a round of applause to Navajo Pine High School for hosting their School of Technology Showcase. We are proud of each student for sharing their ideas and demonstrating how technology can inspire learning and create positive change.
We will see you tomorrow at the Student Support Center for the District School of Technology Showcase!
We will see you tomorrow at the Student Support Center for the District School of Technology Showcase!




Today was the District School of Health Showcase! GMCS students presented projects addressing nutrition, mental wellness, community health, and more. These comprehensive presentations contributed positively to the event. Congratulations to all of our student presenters on a job well done! Your projects in the health pathway demonstrate a commitment to improving others' well-being.










