We are proud to announce our students of the month for January from TCES/SEC.
Kindergarten: Brynley Smith, Liam Ferland, Adelaide Gallegos
1st Grade: Karisma Rees, Caroline Burlage, Caydein Jaramillo, Greyson Akers, Korbin Kopet
2nd Grade: Raelynn Kelsey, Donavin Elder, LuCasey Shepperd, Zephaniah Ramirez
3rd Grade: Angel Baquera, Brooklyn Adams, Jalen Curtis, Erica Sheele
4th Grade: Shanyah Cardenas, Kenzie Polanco, Cali Blackburn, Iris Childress
5th Grade: Daniel Tolley, Eric Chan, Letika Garcia, David Sherman Jr.
Good morning. Due to icy road conditions, there will be no in person school today. Students, please log into Schoology to work on your class assignments for the day. Thank you and be safe.
Dear Tigers,
Due to expected precipitation coupled with a drop in temperature, we are going to have a two hour delay tomorrow (Thursday) so our busses, students, and staff can safely get to school in case the roads are icy. For students who ride the bus, you will be picked up two-hours after your normal pickup time. Stay safe and warm, Tigers!
Queridos tigres,
Debido a la precipitación esperada junto con una caída en la temperatura, tendremos un retraso de dos horas mañana (jueves) para que nuestros autobuses, estudiantes y personal puedan llegar a la escuela de manera segura en caso de que las carreteras estén heladas. Para los estudiantes que toman el autobús, lo recogerán dos horas después de su hora normal de recogida. ¡Manténganse seguros y cálidos, Tigres!
Principal, Carol Bolke, CAO, Dr. Renee Garcia, and Spelling Bee Coordinator, Thea Storz facilitating the TCES/SEC Spelling Bee! Go Tiger Scholars!
1st 🥇 Place: 1st Grader Samuel Ibe
2nd 🥈 Place Tie: 5th Graders, Caleb Reedy and Joseph Juarez
HSHS Tigers Unidos/SAVE Promise Club students braved the cold and snow this weekend to clean up the Veteran’s Memorial Park and Veteran’s home area. Our student group joined up with the T or C Litter Pickers and together we collected over 20 bags of trash. This work supports our mission of reducing violence in our school while also making our community a better place to live. We will be attending Litter Picker events on 2/13 and 4/23 as well and have many other exciting and rewarding opportunities planned for our students.
Mrs. Belle Garcia and some of her computer science career pathway students from HSHS will be interning with a new venture in TorC, Spark Nerds/Turtleback Coworking & The Bountiful Alliance, to create web-based projects for local businesses.
TCES and SEC Office
Please come join us for our spelling bee this afternoon!
Topic: Spelling Bee
Time: Jan 27, 2022 01:30 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/75569464860?pwd=KaLIeBXCkdAeOkitYsX8nQwPQL100T.1
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Principal Veronica Acosta-Everhart, Chief Academic Officer, Dr. Renee Garcia, and Spelling Bee Coordinator and Art Teacher, Thea Storz, facilitating the Arrey Elementary School Spelling Bee!
Cormac Murphy got 1st place and Emily Lopez is the alternate. Super proud of all of them!
Superintendent Segura spending time in classrooms at HSHS talking to students about what they want and need to feel successful, supported, and prepared for post-secondary opportunities.
We are grateful for our School Board members! #schoolboardrecognitionmonth
ATTENTION!!!
EARLY RELEASE FRIDAY Schedule Change Update for Fridays Beginning January 14th. (Please read the attached images regarding Friday schedule changes at each school).
Happy New Year to our Tiger Community! May 2022 bring joy, love, laughter, kindness, patience, and health.
Gingerbread Houses that the Science Olympiad students in Ms. Renee Stratton’s class made! Happy Holidays!
Great food and fun at the Superintendent’s First Annual Ornament Exchange and Luncheon! May all be merry and bright, Tigers! 🎄🌟🎁🐯
Hot Springs High School’s JROTC proudly raised money for cancer awareness. We have GREAT STUDENTS!
Students learned about fractions and key vocabulary (numerator, denominator, equivalents, decompose) through multiple modalities in Mrs. Pam Ruffini’s 4th grade class today. It was GRRREAT!!!
Superintendent Segura and the TorC School Board at the NMSBA Annual Conference in Albuquerque. New members were sworn in today and current members renewed their oath. All are excited about supporting our students’ success!
Dear Tiger Family and Friends,
This semester, we implemented FLEx Fridays (Flexible Learning EXperience) where students who are in good academic standing can work remotely from home to complete missing or incomplete assignments, get a job (work study), participate in internships/mentorships, have collaborative study groups, academic support, practice athletics/activities, etc.. For students who are not in good academic standing, FLEx Fridays has provided time for them to work toward improving mastery of their Power Standards with their teachers in smaller group settings. Our principals, teachers, and staff have worked together to make this work as best as possible given the many challenges that COVID has presented. Now that we have implemented FLEx Fridays, we are looking at how to make it best work for our students, teachers, staff, and families.
It has been a struggle for schools to keep students on campus on Friday afternoons when they are supposed to be collaborating in Professional Learning Communities. Because of this, we are exploring the possibility of having an early release on Fridays for all students where students will work asynchronously on their school assignments from home in the afternoons. Students in attendance on Fridays will be dismissed from school around 11:45, will be given a sack lunch, and will leave campus by bus, car, or parent pickup. We are working with The Club and Appletree to provide afterschool options. Please let us know if an early release on Fridays for students would work for you and/or your family, or if you would need afterschool services for your student(s).
Click on the following link to complete the survey:
https://forms.office.com/r/XnJimAK6xd
Thank you,
Superintendent Segura
Querida familia y amigos de Tiger:
Este semestre, implementamos FLEx Fridays (Experiencia de aprendizaje flexible) donde los estudiantes que están en buena posición académica pueden trabajar de forma remota desde casa para completar tareas faltantes o incompletas, conseguir un trabajo (trabajo y estudio), participar en pasantías / tutorías, tener grupos de estudio colaborativo. , apoyo académico, práctica de atletismo / actividades, etc. Para los estudiantes que no están en buena posición académica, FLEx Fridays les ha proporcionado tiempo para trabajar hacia el dominio de sus Estándares de Poder con sus maestros en entornos de grupos más pequeños. Nuestros directores, maestros y personal han trabajado juntos para hacer que esto funcione lo mejor posible dados los muchos desafíos que ha presentado COVID. Ahora que hemos implementado FLEx Fridays, estamos buscando cómo hacer que funcione mejor para nuestros estudiantes, maestros, personal y familias. Ha sido una lucha para las escuelas mantener a los estudiantes en el campus los viernes por la tarde cuando se supone que deben colaborar en comunidades de aprendizaje profesional. Debido a esto, estamos explorando la posibilidad de tener una salida temprana los viernes para todos los estudiantes donde los estudiantes trabajarán de forma asincrónica en sus tareas escolares desde casa por las tardes. Los estudiantes que asistan los viernes saldrán de la escuela alrededor de las 11:45, se les dará un almuerzo en bolsa y saldrán del campus en autobús, automóvil o para que los padres lo recojan. Estamos trabajando con The Club y Appletree para brindar opciones para después de la escuela. Háganos saber si una salida temprana los viernes para los estudiantes funcionaría para usted y / o su familia, o si necesitaría servicios después de la escuela para sus estudiante(s).
Haga clic en el siguiente enlace para completar la encuesta:
https://forms.office.com/r/XnJimAK6xd
Gracias,
Superintendente Segura
Classes resume tomorrow at all TCMSD schools. We hope you all had a happy and healthy Thanksgiving Break!
