Building a school culture where learning THRIVES! TCMSD sent teams from each school site to The PLC at Work® PD. There they are learning the process that is increasingly recognized as the most powerful strategy for sustained, substantive school improvement. #itsanexcitingtimetobeatiger
It's an EXCITING time to be a TIGER!
Press Release: Facilities Director
2023-2024 Electronic Enrollment Forms are Now Available
Parent Portal Account Access is available at https://enroll.torcschools.net
Go to our website for Online Help on accessing the Powerschool Parent Portal
Help is available by using the Menu - Resources & Links - Powerschool link
For additional help email support at enrollment@torcschools.net
FREE LIFE JACKET give away for kids while supplies last! Child must be present. Fri, 06/30/23 8AM-4PM, Sat, 07/01/23 8AM-4PM, and Sun 07/02/23 8AM-? Elephant Butte Ridge Road Pavilion.
¡CHAQUETO SALVAVIDAS GRATIS para niños hasta agotar existencias! El niño debe estar presente. viernes, 30/06/23 8AM-4PM, sábado, 01/07/23 8AM-4PM, y dom 02/07/23 8AM-? Pabellón de Elephant Butte Ridge Road.
2023 - 2024 Bus Routes have been posted to the website
They can be found under Transportation and Bus Routes
The Summer Meal Program has begun. Meals will be distributed to children and teens up to the age of 18 from 9 AM to 12 PM Monday thru Thursday at the following locations.
In Truth or Consequences.
Louie Armijo Park
Ralph Edwards Park
Hot Springs High School.
In Arrey at the Arrey Elementary School.
This program will run until July 21 with exception of the July 4 holiday.
Congratulations Hot Springs FFA! Hot Springs FFA members traveled with advisor Kristy Cummings today to compete in a statewide invitational FFA Creed Speaking Contest hosted at ENMU Roswell by the Hagerman FFA. Shayly Cummings, Elaina Mays, Cayden Diamond and Nevaeh Mitchell were in attendance and competed with fifteen other members from across the state. All four made the finals room from their respective preliminary rooms. Cayden Diamond placed 4th and Elaina Mays 1st. Cayden, Elaina and Nevaeh will be competing at state competition at the end of the month.
UPDATE: WATER OUTAGE has been postponed and will not happen this week. We will keep you updated.
TCMS Families,
We are aware of the communication released today stating that there is a scheduled water outage for Wednesday, May 17, from 10am-3pm. However, we just received word that they have rescheduled the water outage for Wednesday, May 17, from 3:30pm-8:30pm.
This scheduled water outage will not affect the schools. Schools will be on a regular schedule Wednesday, May 17. We will keep you informed if this changes.
Make sure to stop by Truth or Consequences Elementary School this week. They are having their Buy One, Get One Free Book Fair M-F from 7:45-3:15.
Truth or Consequences Municipal School District is pleased to announce and welcome our new Human Resources Officer, Shara Standefer-Montoya. Shara Standefer-Montoya is a passionate educator with over 20 years of experience in education. She was previously the Director of Career & Technical Education for the Tularosa Municipal School District, the Principal of Hatch Valley High School, and a teacher of Social Studies at Hot Springs High School for sixteen years. She has a bachelor’s degree in History with a minor in Psychology and a Master's Degree in Educational Administration. She is a dedicated and driven professional with experience in teaching, leading, organizing, and managing educational programs and activities, and she has experience working with all stakeholders in partnerships to increase student achievement and create positive outcomes for the district and community. Ms. Montoya has had the benefit of being raised in rural Alaskan communities and has a love for the people and cultures of New Mexico as well. She has been married for 20 years and has been blessed with three sons, and three grandchildren. Ms. Montoya is excited to come back to the Truth or Consequences Municipal School District and looks forward to making a positive impact in her new role in the district.
Superintendent, Nichole Burgin is excited to welcome Ms. Shara Montoya to the TCMSD Central Office
TCMSD was made aware of a threat that is circulating in other NM districts. We received word that it was confirmed by FBI and State police that this did not originate in NM.
We also received the following:
May 10, 2023
DHSEM responds to school safety threat
SANTA FE –
On Wednesday, a student in Roswell, NM received a social media message stating that an attack on the school was imminent. The same messaging has been
received by students at school districts across the state. Local law enforcement has increased their presence at schools in response to the threat. The New Mexico Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (DHSEM) is coordinating information
from local law enforcement and the FBI who are investigating the cause of the threats but currently, they are not considered credible. DHSEM is coordinating with law enforcement partners and the New Mexico Public Education Department to ensure student safety.
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David Lienemann,
Public Information Officer | David.Lienemann@DHSEM.NM.GOV (mailto:David.Lienemann@DHSEM.NM.GOV)
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505 479 0144
Time Correction!!! May 10 Mental Health Family Night
Celebrating Teacher Appreciation Week May 8- May12!
A glimpse of the National Migrant Conference performance by Arrey Elementary's 4th and 5th grade students. We are so PROUD!
Thank you to all our principals for all you do! We appreciate your endless dedication to our staff and students. We look forward to celebrating our teachers and support staff next week.
Arrey Elementary's 4th and 5th grade students will be performing at the National Migrant Conference tomorrow, May 3rd at 10:00am at the Kiva Auditorium in Albuquerque. A BIG shout out and THANK YOU to Mrs. Oralia Piper for her dedication to our students and this program!
Arrey Elementary School's 5th Grade "Don't Meth With Us" Presentation. A BIG thank you to the T or C Rotary Club!
Today our HSHS Tigers Unidos group attended the Youth Celebrate Diversity Conference in Albuquerque, where they learned about topics like preventing suicide, student's rights, dating violence, and youth leadership. This was their second year attending and they are already looking forward to the next one!
