Meet Superintendent Ruiz at 6 p.m. tonight in the Performing Arts Center at Organ Mountain High School for an informative discussion about the districtâs goals for the November school bond election.
Parents, students, staff, and Las Cruces community members will have the chance to ask questions and learn more about the Bond and Mill Levy.
Watch livestream here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zXnRtLPxmI
November is around the corner and Las Cruces Public Schoolsâ students are counting on you!
General Obligation Bonds and Mill Levy Renewals help fund essential improvements across our schools, from new construction and enhanced security to updated playgrounds and learning spaces.
Itâs more than just a vote. Itâs an investment in education, safety, and our communityâs future.
Our kids. Your voice. Their future.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sppa6FFDpCs&list=PL8ykZn4ogw7LN6uKicRS0ee02zrvExg6i&index=4
Early voting is now open for the Las Cruces Public Schools Bond and Mill Levy Election!
Donât miss your chance to support LCPS students â Election Day is November 4. There are two items on the ballot: the bond and the mill levy.
Be sure to turn over your ballot to vote on both! Remember: Our Kids. Your Choice. Their Future.
General Obligation Bonds and Mill Levy Renewals help fund essential improvements across our schools, from new construction and enhanced security to updated playgrounds and learning spaces.
Itâs more than just a vote. Itâs an investment in education, safety, and our communityâs future.
Our kids. Your voice. Their future.
It will be a battle of the best grill masters as FFA and FCCLA teams from every high school will fire up their grills and compete for the title of Best BBQ in Town. Even Central Office staff will be there to fire up some BBQ!
Join us for a free community event where you can sample bold, delicious flavors and vote for your favorite!
Itâs all happening at the Field of Dreams Baseball Complex this Friday from 4pm-7pm.
This November, Las Cruces Public Schoolsâ students are counting on you.
General Obligation Bonds and Mill Levy Renewals help fund essential improvements across our schools, from new construction and enhanced security to updated playgrounds and learning spaces.
Itâs more than just a vote. Itâs an investment in education, safety, and our communityâs future.
Our kids. Your voice. Their future.
Learn more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sppa6FFDpCs
New Mexico is home to a vibrant tapestry of cultures and histories, stories that stretch back long before New Mexico became a state in 1912.
The Border Archives Bazaar is rooted in preserving and celebrating that rich heritage across generations. This unique event brings the past to life, offering a journey through time that connects generations and showcases the enduring spirit of our borderlands.
Explore archives, historical manuscripts, photographs, publications, and films that shine a light on the people, culture and unique stories that shaped our region.
Please join us for the Border Archives Bazaar on Saturday, October 18, from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., at the New Mexico Farm & Ranch Heritage Museum. Admission is just $3.00 and includes full access to the entire museum.
See flyers for more details.
Early Voting Starts TODAY, October 7!
You know whatâs awesome? Recess. But many of our playgrounds need upgrades, such as new slides, swings and more shade to keep kids cool and safe.
Thatâs where the general obligation bond and mill levy renewal come in. These funds help schools improve playgrounds and create better learning environments for our students.
Election Day: November 4
Early Voting: October 7âNovember 4
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DggLCKX6WI
#EarlyVoting #OurKids #YourVote #TheirFuture
Las Cruces City Council recognized the Veterans Day Poster Contest winners.
Superintendent Ruiz joined the student finalists, and City Council, and committee led by Veterans Day Parade Chairman Bill Hawkins.
The Parade takes place 11 a.m. on November 8, 2025.
Students created posters to advertise the date, time and location of the parade and it helped them learn about the role of veterans of our country.
Middle school students created posters with the theme of "Honoring our Future Leaders."
About 30 submissions were evaluated. The final six were recognized in Council.
The winning poster was created by Serenity Madrid, 7th grader from Mr. Valdez's class at Mesa Middle school. She will have further recognition in the parade and has won a $50 prize.
A big congratulations to all of our finalists!!
Reminder: Tomorrow at 9am, Roadrunner Food Bank and the Bilingual Community Outreach team will be distributing food during our monthly food drive, held every first Thursday of the month. See flyer for details!
Recordatorio: MaĂąana a las 9 a.m., Roadrunner Food Bank y el equipo de Alcance Comunitario BilingĂźe estarĂĄn distribuyendo alimentos durante nuestra campaĂąa mensual de distribuciĂłn de comida, que se lleva a cabo el primer jueves de cada mes. ÂĄConsulta el volante para mĂĄs detalles!
Thanksgiving Lunch Ticket Sales begin MONDAY, 9/29
Scan the QR code to sign up. See flyer for details!
Launch into Space Festival Week right here in Las Cruces! The city is buzzing with out-of-this-world events and galactic fun for all ages and the best part? Itâs all FREE!
From space trivia battles to NMSU Astronomy Night, STEAM Saturday adventures, and jaw-dropping Space Art Shows, thereâs something cosmic for everyone! Families are welcome and space costumes encouraged
Donât miss your chance to explore the stars without leaving Earth!
For more information, please visit: lcspacefestival.com
The LCPS Bilingual Community Outreach team has kicked off the celebration by highlighting influential figures throughout history and honoring the generations who have shaped our nation and communities through their resilience, creativity and rich traditions.
A big thank you to the BETICO team for taking the time to beautify the hallway with festive decorations!
Special thanks to Denise Sheehanâs mother for preparing a variety of delicious aguas frescas for the Central Office staff.
Thank you to Gabriel, a 5th-grade student at MacArthur Elementary School, for leading the Pledge of Allegiance in both English and Spanish, as well as the New Mexico state flag pledge, during this weekâs LCPS Board of Education meeting. You did an outstanding job, Gabriel!
A big shoutout to the Mayfield High School Jazzers for their fantastic performance at Tuesday nightâs LCPS Board of Education meeting! Under the direction of Rod Pior and Marissa Al-Masoud, the band energized the room with a lively rendition of âDonât Stop Believinââ by Journey, arranged by Paul Murtha.
Congratulations to Michelle Ronga, LCPS Executive Director of Athletics, on being named the NMAA Southwest Athletic Director of the Year. Michelle was recognized during this weekâs Board of Education regular session for her outstanding leadership and contributions to our district.
âIn the world of sports, itâs rare for a rookie to come off the bench and immediately play like an MVP. But in her very first year as Executive Director of Athletics, Michelle Ronga did just that, quickly rising to the top of her game. With a heart for students, a playbook full of innovative ideas, and a vision that treats athletics as an extension of the classroom, Michelle earned the respect of her peers and was honored this summer with the Southwest Region Athletic Director of the Year award. Congratulations, Michelle, youâve proven that even rookies can lead the league!â
â Dr. Miller-Tomlinson, Deputy Superintendent of Teaching & Learning
