TCMSD Food Service is accepting applications and starting salary is $15/hr. Please contact Michael Reyes at 575-556-4394 or mreyes@torcschools.net
On 9/22/2022, three sections of the U.S. Government classes at Hot Springs High School were able to take a field trip to Hamilton Military Museum in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico. Framed as an opportunity to see how the executive branch has performed its function as the head of the military through the lens of history, the students received an invaluable opportunity to see the artifacts and hear the stories of soldiers, sailors, marines, and airmen who have served our nation. From the American Revolution to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, they were able to see the impact that abstract policy and programs have on the lives of real Americans, both living and dead.
The museum staff provided an invaluable service in leading groups of students around the museum and telling them the backstories and histories of the exhibits; afterwards, they expressed their joy in being able to help teach the next generation about their past, and shared their belief that knowing such things was more important than ever. The students, for their part, greatly enjoyed the trip. While most of them had visited the museum at some point in their lives, revisiting it as near-adults saw them approach it with a changed perspective, and the capacity to take in more of the lessons the museum had to offer.
HSHS was honored to host Tiger Alumni and Arrey native, Nichole McGuire as a guest speaker today. Nichole is currently earning a dual degree at UNM to obtain her MD and a master’s in public health simultaneously and will graduate in December. Nichole is also an aspiring psychiatrist and is in the process of applying to psychiatry residency this year.
Nichole encouraged students to develop a strong work ethic, get involved in their community and develop solid study habits. Nichole shared that growing up in a rural area was an asset. She encouraged students to take advantage of the small-town opportunities and local support. Nichole encouraged students to find their passion and don’t be afraid to put in the time to accomplish their goals. Nichole plans to practice in New Mexico and contribute back to other small rural communities in our state.
Thank you Nichole and HSHS is proud of you!!
Mark Your Calendars! Homecoming Week at HSHS!
Jostens is at HSHS today! Come visit with them for cap and gown orders, apparel, and jewelry. They will be here through lunch!
Jostens will be HSHS this coming Tuesday, September 20th starting at 10am to take orders and payment for jewelry and caps & gowns! Be sure to mark your calendars!
HSHS was well represented at TorC’s World Clean Up Day!
HSHS JROTC competed at a 3 position rifle meet, at Mayfield HS in Las Cruces, as part of the early bird completion meet. Pedro Reyes finished 8th and the team finished 3rd place out of 10 teams
Truth or Consequences Municipal School District is in search of Substitute Teachers! Please contact Christine Kittel at 575-894-8166.
Jostens will be visiting with Juniors and Seniors this Tuesday, September 13 to go over ordering Jewelry and Caps & Gowns.
HSHS 2017, 2018, 2019, & 2020 Graduates - The portraits that were displayed in the high school atrium will be available for you or your families to pick up during our Open House on Tuesday, September 13th.
Join us for Hot Springs High School Open House, Tuesday, September 13th, from 3:30pm to 5:00pm. Fun, Food, and Fundraisers! Meet your students' teachers and support staff. Tour the High School and see the classrooms. Explore all the opportunities your High School offers! Students who get the most Teacher Signatures are eligible to win prizes! Tiger Pride is excited to welcome you, we can't wait to see you!
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Mr. Torres and Ms. Anderson took our STEAM Team to Santa Fe for a truly unique experience. Twenty HSHS students engaged with educational outreach experts to learn about human evolution and adaptation. Dr. Blinman, director for the Center for New Mexico Archeology, provided insightful and inspiring group discussions. Students learned and inquired about Dr. Jones' archaeomagnetism and radiocarbon chronological analytical research. Mary hosted groups of students where they worked on textile methods using yucca plants leaves. Isaac showed students how to use bows and arrows, and atlatl spears, then students trajected them to animal props. The experience was real and eye opening. Our Tigers learned, had fun and asked great questions.
Hot Springs High School will have our picture day on Wednesday, September 7th. Have your students put on their bright smiles for that day. They have all been given order forms. Please fill that out and have payment given directly to the photographers on that day. You can also place your orders online - all the information is on the order forms that your students should already have.
Mrs. Cummings culinary students hard at work (with a spoonful of fun mixed in) preparing apple butter!
Mrs. Cummings Horticulture and Greenhouse students are putting HSHS greenhouse to good use and excited about growing their own food!
SFE Is Looking for People To Join Their Team. Food Service Workers' Pay Starts At $15/hr.
For more information, please contact 575-621-8060 or rex.lish@sfellc.org
***RESCHEDULED*** Due to scheduling conflicts, it was necessary to change the date of our Open House. Join us for Hot Springs High School Open House, Tuesday, September 13th, from 3:30pm to 5:00pm. Fun, Food, and Fundraisers! Meet your students' teachers and support staff. Tour the High School and see the classrooms. Explore all the opportunities your High School offers! Tiger Pride is excited to welcome you, we can't wait to see you!
