The GMCS College & Career Department and Ramah High School School of Business presented “Pathways 101: Tips and Tricks for Building High-Quality Pathways in Schools” at the CES Conference in Albuquerque on October 16.
Principal David Gibbons shared how “Ramah means business” through hands-on courses that connect students to real-world learning. Two student ambassadors shared their Business Pathway experiences and how the skills they’re gaining are preparing them for future careers.
The team also highlighted how GMCS invests in Lincoln Electric welding training and certifications, supporting welding programs across the district with industry-level equipment, instruction, and credentials.
#GMCS #CollegeAndCareerReady #RamahHighSchool #SchoolOfBusiness #Welding #Pathways #CESConference #GallupPride
Location: RT 45 Jones Ranch Rd., Vanderwagen, NM 87326
Call for more information: 505-721-1700
Enter through gym doors.
To give some background Red Ribbon Week is an annual drug prevention and awareness campaign in the United States and started in 1985. This is a fun way for students to pledge to be drug free.
SENIOR NIGHT
Oct. 15th (5:30 pm - 7 pm)
🎓📢 Hey Seniors! It’s Senior Night — your chance to get important updates on your grades and make sure you’re on track to graduate! 📚✅
Let’s make sure nothing stands between you and that diploma! 🎉🎓
Get ready to jumpstart your college journey! Join us for the FAFSA Workshop — a special collaboration with reps from the UNM-Gallup Financial Aid Department to help you fill out your FAFSA form and unlock financial aid opportunities! 💸✨
Don’t miss out — your future self will thank you! 🚀
See you there! 📚💥
Today, Gallup-McKinley County Schools proudly honors and celebrates the history, culture, and enduring contributions of Indigenous peoples across our communities and the nation.
We are grateful to learn from the rich traditions, languages, and wisdom of Native communities who continue to shape our shared future.
Let’s take this day to reflect, celebrate, and stand in unity with the Indigenous peoples who have called this land home since time immemorial. 🪶❤️
#IndigenousPeoplesDay #GMCS #WeAreGMCS #HonoringHeritage #CelebratingCulture
Good afternoon TLE Families. We would like to remind everyone that tomorrow 10/10/25 is our Fall break so there is no school tomorrow.
We will see all our Eagles back on Monday 10/13/25. Be safe everyone.
🪶 Join Us for a Special Evening at Chief Manuelito Middle School! 🏫
Chief Manuelito Middle School is excited to host the Navajo Nation Department of Fish & Wildlife in collaboration with our History classes!
🌎 Come explore student history projects and enjoy a fascinating presentation on Climate Change from a Navajo Nation Wildlife Technician.
📅 Date: October 7th
🕔 Time: 5:00 – 6:30 PM
📍 Location: 1325 Rico St, Gallup
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, connect, and celebrate student learning and Navajo Nation expertise! 🌿✨
#ChiefManuelitoMiddle #GMCS #NavajoNation #ClimateChange #StudentLearning #CommunityEvent
✨ Who can apply?
✅ Current 9th–11th grade students
(Current McKinley Academy students do not need to reapply—this is only for new applicants.)
📅 Important Dates & Requirements
Application Deadline: November 7th
Testing (10th–11th grade applicants): Must complete and pass the Accuplacer by November 13th
Documents (9th grade applicants): Submit one letter of recommendation (from a non-family member) and a letter of interest by November 13th
📞 For questions or assistance, please contact our office at 505-721-4200.
Find our application here: https://5il.co/3qjfl
Due to muddy conditions, all buses will pick up students at the nearest paved road.
✨ Exciting News from the Student Support Center! ✨
Today, we welcomed our first round of student interns as they fill out their paperwork and get prepared for a successful semester ahead. These students are gearing up to gain hands-on, real-world work experience that will help them grow both personally and professionally.
Through this internship program, students will have the opportunity to learn the ins and outs of the workplace while earning pay from their employers—both inside and outside of the school district.
We’re proud of their initiative and can’t wait to see all they will accomplish this semester! 👏🎉
