Red Rock Elementary would like to thank Sandia Labs for presenting and providing opportunities for our students to engage in STEM activities. This was an amazing experience for our students.
Hello OCC students, next week, October 27th to the 31st, our school will be celebrating RED RIBBON WEEK! Please participate, have fun and show your school spirit. OCC is proud to be Drug-Free! GO WILDCATS!
Dear Families,
Gallup High School will be hosting Student-Led Conferences on Monday, October 27th, from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Please contact your child’s Employability Skills (8th Period) teacher to schedule an appointment. We look forward to seeing you and celebrating your student’s progress and achievements!
Thank you for your continued support,
Gallup High School
Gallup High School will be hosting Student-Led Conferences on Monday, October 27th, from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Please contact your child’s Employability Skills (8th Period) teacher to schedule an appointment. We look forward to seeing you and celebrating your student’s progress and achievements!
Thank you for your continued support,
Gallup High School
🎃👻 Catherine A. Miller Elementary’s 14th Annual Trunk or Treat! 👻🎃
Get your costumes ready and join us for some spooktacular fun on Halloween — October 31 from 9 AM to 1 PM! 🕘🍬
Enjoy decorated trunks, treats, and festive fun with our school community! 🚗🍭✨
It’s a tradition you don’t want to miss — 14 years of Halloween spirit and smiles! 🎉🧙♀️🦸♂️
🎟️ See flyer for details!
#TrunkOrTreat #CatherineAMillerElementary #HalloweenFun #GMCSProud
Get your costumes ready and join us for some spooktacular fun on Halloween — October 31 from 9 AM to 1 PM! 🕘🍬
Enjoy decorated trunks, treats, and festive fun with our school community! 🚗🍭✨
It’s a tradition you don’t want to miss — 14 years of Halloween spirit and smiles! 🎉🧙♀️🦸♂️
🎟️ See flyer for details!
#TrunkOrTreat #CatherineAMillerElementary #HalloweenFun #GMCSProud
Red Ribbon Week will run from October 27-31st. Join us for a week of awareness and action! Red Ribbon Week is a time to stand together against drugs and alcohol, promote healthy choices, and celebrate a drug-free life!
Jefferson Elementary Red Ribbon Week starts on 10/27/25-10/31/25!
Come enjoy the "Start Party" @ The NN Museum on Tuesday Oct 28, 2025
Halloween Carnival at Stagecoach Elementary will be Thursday, October 23. Please come and support our school from 6-8pm. Thank you!
Exciting News!
TOH Student-Led Conference is happening on October 27, 2025!
Come see your student take the lead in sharing their learning journey, achievements, and goals. It’s a wonderful chance to connect, celebrate growth, and partner for success.
Mark your calendars — we can’t wait to see you there!
TOH Student-Led Conference is happening on October 27, 2025!
Come see your student take the lead in sharing their learning journey, achievements, and goals. It’s a wonderful chance to connect, celebrate growth, and partner for success.
Mark your calendars — we can’t wait to see you there!
Red Ribbon Week at Crownpoint Middle School will be from 10/23 to 10/31.
Please check out our October newsletter Part 2. There are lots of important dates and flyers so you can stay in the loop: https://secure.smore.com/n/jbda5
🍽️ Exciting News from Our Cafeteria! 🥦🍎
SFE, our amazing partnered food service provider, has prepared a monthly newsletter just for YOU! 📰✨
📬 This newsletter is packed with updates on what’s happening in our lunch program, including:
🥗 Healthy meal highlights
👩🍳 Chef specials & featured recipes
📅 Monthly menus
📢 Nutrition tips and fun food facts for families!
We’re excited to keep our families in the loop and celebrate the tasty things happening in the cafeteria! 🧃🍓🍽️
📎 Be sure to check it out at: https://5il.co/3rad3
#SchoolMeals #HealthyEats #SFEFoodService #LunchUpdates #NutritionMatters #FamilyConnection
SFE, our amazing partnered food service provider, has prepared a monthly newsletter just for YOU! 📰✨
📬 This newsletter is packed with updates on what’s happening in our lunch program, including:
🥗 Healthy meal highlights
👩🍳 Chef specials & featured recipes
📅 Monthly menus
📢 Nutrition tips and fun food facts for families!
We’re excited to keep our families in the loop and celebrate the tasty things happening in the cafeteria! 🧃🍓🍽️
📎 Be sure to check it out at: https://5il.co/3rad3
#SchoolMeals #HealthyEats #SFEFoodService #LunchUpdates #NutritionMatters #FamilyConnection
🎀 RED RIBBON WEEK is coming! 🎀
📅 October 27–31, 2025
💥 Theme: “Life Is a Puzzle, Solve It Drug Free!” 💥
Join us for a week of fun, awareness, and healthy choices! 🚫💊🍎
🌟 Here's what's happening each day: 🌟
🔴 MONDAY – Pledge Day
Wear a red ribbon ❤️ to show your commitment to living a drug-free life!
🎓 School Choice of the Day
🎉 Kick-Off “Piece It Together” Assembly 🎉
🎩 TUESDAY – “Cap On Drugs” Hat Day
Get creative! 🎨 Wear a hat 🧢 with a powerful slogan & join teacher-led talks on healthy choices! 🧠✨
🏈 WEDNESDAY – Be On A Drug-Free Team Day
Rep your favorite team gear! 💪 Show how teamwork helps with making strong, smart choices. 🤝
🧩 THURSDAY – Puzzle Piece Day
Bring or decorate a puzzle piece 🧩 that shows a positive life choice. All pieces will be displayed around school! 🎨🏫
👻 FRIDAY – “Say Boo to Drugs” Celebration
Dress in your favorite costume! 🎭👽🎃 Let’s scare away drugs and end the week with fun! 💃🎉
📅 October 27–31, 2025
💥 Theme: “Life Is a Puzzle, Solve It Drug Free!” 💥
Join us for a week of fun, awareness, and healthy choices! 🚫💊🍎
🌟 Here's what's happening each day: 🌟
🔴 MONDAY – Pledge Day
Wear a red ribbon ❤️ to show your commitment to living a drug-free life!
🎓 School Choice of the Day
🎉 Kick-Off “Piece It Together” Assembly 🎉
🎩 TUESDAY – “Cap On Drugs” Hat Day
Get creative! 🎨 Wear a hat 🧢 with a powerful slogan & join teacher-led talks on healthy choices! 🧠✨
🏈 WEDNESDAY – Be On A Drug-Free Team Day
Rep your favorite team gear! 💪 Show how teamwork helps with making strong, smart choices. 🤝
🧩 THURSDAY – Puzzle Piece Day
Bring or decorate a puzzle piece 🧩 that shows a positive life choice. All pieces will be displayed around school! 🎨🏫
👻 FRIDAY – “Say Boo to Drugs” Celebration
Dress in your favorite costume! 🎭👽🎃 Let’s scare away drugs and end the week with fun! 💃🎉
October Clean up is October 17th from 8 am -4 pm. It's not too late to clean up our town. See Flyer for details!
Congratulations to TGH Girls Volleyball for their tremendous win in a district match against Shiprock Northwest! Additional thanks to Coach Sandoval for stepping in and leading the team to victory!
Indian National Finals Rodeo Honors Veteran and Gallup High Graduate, Benny M. Yazzie.
Las Vegas, NV. — During this year’s Indian National Finals Rodeo, a very special Veteran Spotlight sponsored by True Vet, honored Benny M. Yazzie. Yazzie is a proud Gallup High School Bengal, Vietnam veteran, and respected member of one of the region’s noted rodeo families. His grandchildren Rooster Yazzie, granddaughter Odessa Yazzie, Ashley Yazzie and Hi-Yo Yazzie are competing in the INFR arena this week.
In December 1966, while a senior at Gallup High School, Benny and several classmates were unexpectedly summoned to the gymnasium and drafted into the Vietnam War. His family did not learn of his deployment until two weeks later, when his clothes were mailed home. What should have been his graduation year instead became a time of service and sacrifice in conflict overseas.
After he was honorably discharged in 1973, Mr. Yazzie devoted himself to his family, community, and work. Employed for over 20 years as a motor equipment operator with the Bureau of Indian Affairs, he and his wife Sarahlene raised six children and instilled a deep respect for education. All his children and grandchildren have since graduated from high school, and many have pursued higher education.
Despite this legacy, Mr. Yazzie never officially held a high school diploma. His daughter, Sheryl Yazzie, worked with GMCS Superintendent Mike Hyatt, State Senator George Muñoz, and other local leaders to make that right. Their efforts aligned with New Mexico Senate Bill 99 (2020), legislation that permits New Mexico school districts to award high school diplomas to Vietnam veterans who left school to serve. The bill passed unanimously in both houses and was signed into law on March 6, 2020.
On July 24, 2023, during a GMCS Board of Education meeting, Mr. Benny M. Yazzie finally received his Gallup High School diploma, surrounded by his family. The moment represented 56 years of perseverance and community support.
“Mr. Yazzie is a living testament to the power of education, service, and family commitment,” said Superintendent Mike Hyatt. “We are honored to acknowledge him, not only as a veteran and member of our community, but now as an official Gallup High School graduate.”
GMCS invites any Vietnam veteran in New Mexico who did not complete high school due to military service, and whose circumstances fall under Senate Bill 99, to contact their former school district to inquire about the diploma process. Veterans residing in the Gallup-McKinley County School District may begin that process through the GMCS Student Support Center.
Las Vegas, NV. — During this year’s Indian National Finals Rodeo, a very special Veteran Spotlight sponsored by True Vet, honored Benny M. Yazzie. Yazzie is a proud Gallup High School Bengal, Vietnam veteran, and respected member of one of the region’s noted rodeo families. His grandchildren Rooster Yazzie, granddaughter Odessa Yazzie, Ashley Yazzie and Hi-Yo Yazzie are competing in the INFR arena this week.
In December 1966, while a senior at Gallup High School, Benny and several classmates were unexpectedly summoned to the gymnasium and drafted into the Vietnam War. His family did not learn of his deployment until two weeks later, when his clothes were mailed home. What should have been his graduation year instead became a time of service and sacrifice in conflict overseas.
After he was honorably discharged in 1973, Mr. Yazzie devoted himself to his family, community, and work. Employed for over 20 years as a motor equipment operator with the Bureau of Indian Affairs, he and his wife Sarahlene raised six children and instilled a deep respect for education. All his children and grandchildren have since graduated from high school, and many have pursued higher education.
Despite this legacy, Mr. Yazzie never officially held a high school diploma. His daughter, Sheryl Yazzie, worked with GMCS Superintendent Mike Hyatt, State Senator George Muñoz, and other local leaders to make that right. Their efforts aligned with New Mexico Senate Bill 99 (2020), legislation that permits New Mexico school districts to award high school diplomas to Vietnam veterans who left school to serve. The bill passed unanimously in both houses and was signed into law on March 6, 2020.
On July 24, 2023, during a GMCS Board of Education meeting, Mr. Benny M. Yazzie finally received his Gallup High School diploma, surrounded by his family. The moment represented 56 years of perseverance and community support.
“Mr. Yazzie is a living testament to the power of education, service, and family commitment,” said Superintendent Mike Hyatt. “We are honored to acknowledge him, not only as a veteran and member of our community, but now as an official Gallup High School graduate.”
GMCS invites any Vietnam veteran in New Mexico who did not complete high school due to military service, and whose circumstances fall under Senate Bill 99, to contact their former school district to inquire about the diploma process. Veterans residing in the Gallup-McKinley County School District may begin that process through the GMCS Student Support Center.
🎓✨ GMCS Presents at the CES Conference! ✨🎓
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
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
“When parents and teachers team up, students level up!” Join us for our Parent Meeting on Tuesday, October 14th, 5–6 PM at David Skeet Elementary! We’ll share simple tools to help you engage your child in reading and use questioning techniques that spark curiosity and understanding. Refreshments provided. Let’s partner for success and make learning a family adventure!
Location: RT 45 Jones Ranch Rd., Vanderwagen, NM 87326
Call for more information: 505-721-1700
Enter through gym doors.
Location: RT 45 Jones Ranch Rd., Vanderwagen, NM 87326
Call for more information: 505-721-1700
Enter through gym doors.
Twin Lakes Elementary is excited to post our Red Ribbon Week.
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.
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! 🎉🎓