Organ Mountain High School is proud to partner with Parents Reaching Out to provide free family education and support for students with disabilities and their families.
These sessions are part of OMHS’s Spring 2026 Transition Initiative to help families understand services, supports, and post-school pathways. All families in the area are welcome, including middle and elementary school families who want to begin preparing early.
The next session will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 28 from 6pm-7pm at Organ Mountain High School.
You can register here: https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/q6yxwkz or scan the QR Code on the flyer.
If you have questions or would like to share ideas for future sessions, please contact Sarah Mata-Espinosa (smataespinosa@lcps.net) or Rachel Polk (rpolk@lcps.net).
You’re invited to Impact 2026, a FREE educator conference happening February 21, 2026, at Arrowhead Park Early College High School.
From PreK–12 and across all content areas, Impact 2026 brings educators together to share real classroom practices, collaborate, and elevate instruction rooted in Challenge, Support, and Equity.
Impact26 highlights sessions that center on:
• Practical strategies that challenge students academically
• Systems of support that meet diverse learner needs
• Equity-centered approaches that uplift every student and community
Together, we can amplify what works, strengthen our practice, and create a lasting impact for LCPS students and their families.
Click here to learn more and reserve your free ticket:
https://impact26amplifyingbestpract.sched.com/about
The LCPS food distribution will be starting at 9am today in front of the LCPS Family Support Center at the Dr. Karen M. Trujillo Administration Complex
La distribución de alimentos de LCPS comenzará hoy a las 9 a. m. frente al Centro de Apoyo Familiar de LCPS, en el Complejo Administrativo Dra. Karen M. Trujillo.
Hear what music gets them hyped before a meet, their strongest strokes, and the goals they’re chasing.
Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7CHAZBUQpA
Her advice: “Remember why you started and work hard even when nobody is watching.”
Congratulations to Sammy Abeyta, our LCPS Athlete of the Week! He’s a junior and Captain of the wrestling team at OMHS with a 3.6 GPA. Sammy leads with consistency, values his coaches, and puts team success first.
His advice: “Don’t get too high on the highs or too low in the lows, forward momentum is always the goal.”
UPDATE: Las Cruces Public Schools will host another food distribution on Friday, Dec. 19, beginning at 9 a.m. at the Nutrition Services warehouse next to the Field of Dreams, 2101 Tashiro Drive. Children do not need to be present to receive food boxes. Additional information will be posted soon.
LCPS is proud to congratulate Shawna Bailey, Director of Health Services, on receiving the New Mexico Alliance for School-Based Health Care Award.
Thank you, Shawna, for your leadership and dedication to keeping our students and staff healthy.
Visual Arts Teacher: Tara Martinez
Award presented by Picture Frame Factory Outlet & Gallery, Greg Groves, owner
Congratulations to Mia Maes from Organ Mountain High School!
Mia was recognized Tuesday night by the LCPS Board of Education for winning the 2-D Art Award for her piece, “Underworld.”
Visual Arts Teacher: Ana Iguaran
Award presented by Picture Frame Factory Outlet & Gallery, Greg Groves, owner
LCPS.TV brings you full coverage of the Organ Mountain boys’ and girls’ basketball teams. Hear what they’re looking forward to this season, what it will take to earn a district title, and even learn about their favorite snacks.
Watch here: https://youtu.be/P_OfQMC3P8k
Coverage brought to you by LCPS.TV: https://youtu.be/ZBPbCYPrIxM
As the holiday season approaches, we invite you to join our friends in Federal Programs in spreading a little extra joy to our students. Many children in our district are hoping for a gift this Christmas, and with your support, we can help make their wish come true.
In the lobby of the Dr. Karen M. Trujillo Administration Complex (505 S. Main St., Suite 249), you’ll find the Wish Upon a Star Tree, each star representing an LCPS student. Every star includes a child’s name, grade level, clothing size, and a heartfelt Christmas wish.
There are still 90 stars waiting to be chosen. If you feel called to brighten a child’s holiday, please select one (or more) and bring it to the receptionist or to the Federal Programs Department so we can register your gift.
Extended deadline: Wrapped gifts may be returned to the Federal Programs Department through Wednesday, Dec. 10, by 5:00 p.m.
If you have questions or would like to help spread the word, please contact Iggy Campos in the Department of Federal Programs at 575-527-6643 or icampos@lcps.net.
Thank you for helping us share warmth, kindness, and holiday cheer with our students. Your generosity truly makes a difference.
Meet the movers and shakers of the Las Margaritas Golf Club in Las Cruces!
Each year, this incredible group of women host the Las Margaritas Golf Tournament and other community events to raise funds for the Project Link Homeless Education Program (McKinney-Vento), supporting students in Las Cruces Public Schools.
Today, these remarkable women met with our Federal Programs team and presented a check for $7,347 to help ensure students experiencing homelessness have the resources they need to succeed.
Project Link works to improve educational outcomes by providing tutoring, school supplies, hygiene essentials, snacks, clothing and other critical supports that help students stay engaged and thrive in school.
Thank you, Las Margaritas Golf Club, for your unwavering generosity and dedication to our students!
Special thanks to Linda Peterson, Genevieve Trujillo, Cecile Sayah, Kathrine Natzke and Ana De Coste.
Check out our December LCPS Activities events!
Join us as we celebrate our fall state champs at the Ceremony of Champions this Wednesday night, and come cheer on our LCPS esports teams at the LCPS Showcase this Saturday!
Catch this recap of the 2025 Winter Sports Media Day featuring exclusive, in-depth interviews with high school athletes competing in wrestling, swimming, cheer/poms and basketball.
Get to know the athletes, plus stations for headshot photos, videos, interactive activities and more!
LCPS.TV, Athletics, Activities, in collaboration with Golden Eagle Event Planning hosted the event at Rio Grande Preparatory Institute.
Produced by LCPS.TV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buyXoMXEGpY
La distribución se llevará a cabo en el Centro de Apoyo Familiar de LCPS, ubicado en el Complejo Administrativo Dr. Karen M. Trujillo, 505 S. Main St., Suite 249.
La distribución de alimentos comenzará a las 9:00 a.m. y se realizará en orden de llegada, hasta agotar existencias. Se servirá aproximadamente a 75 familias.
No se requiere documentación. Varios hogares pueden llegar juntos en uno o más vehículos, pero un representante de cada hogar debe estar físicamente presente para recibir alimentos.
LCPS y Roadrunner Food Bank expresan su sincero agradecimiento a todos los voluntarios y miembros de la comunidad que hacen posible este esfuerzo.
Para más información, por favor comuníquese con el equipo de Alcance Comunitario Bilingüe de LCPS en bsantome@lcps.net.
The distribution will take place at the LCPS Family Support Center, located in the Dr. Karen M. Trujillo Administration Complex, 505 S. Main St., Suite 249.
Food distribution begins at 9:00 a.m. and will operate on a first-come, first-served basis. Approximately 75 families will be served.
No documentation is required. Multiple households may arrive together in one or more vehicles, but one representative from each household must be physically present to receive food.
LCPS and Roadrunner Food Bank extend their sincere appreciation to all volunteers and community members who make this effort possible.
For more information, please contact the LCPS Bilingual Community Outreach team at bsantome@lcps.net.
Thanksgiving is just around the corner, but our schools have been celebrating the season of gratitude all month long. Families were welcomed at their child’s school for a special tradition of love and togetherness.
A heartfelt thank-you to our Nutrition Services staff for preparing Thanksgiving meals with such care. Our appreciation also goes to the teachers and staff who make these celebrations possible and to the families who gathered with us to share in the spirit of gratitude.
Happy Thanksgiving!
