LAPS Newsletter

Monday, March 16 - Friday, March 27: NM-ASR Test Window (5th, 8th and 11th grades)

Tuesday, March 17: St. Patrick's Day

Thursday, March 19: LAPS Spring Elementary Choir Workshop

Thursday, March 19: Day of Silence (Los Alamos High School)

Thursday, March 19: Math Kangaroo International Competition

Thursday, March 19 and Friday, March 20: Elementary Parent/Teacher Conferences

(no school for elementary students)

Friday, March 20: End of 3rd Quarter

Saturday, March 21: State Spelling Bee

Thursday, March 26: School Board Work Session

Friday, March 27: Los Alamos High School Career/Trade Fair

Monday, March 30 - Friday, April 3: Spring Break

Now through Tuesday, March 24

All-Schools Student Art Show

Mesa Public Library Step-Up Gallery

Thursday, April 9: Special Presentation: Executive Functions: Why Gifted and 2e Learners Struggle and How Strength-Based Instruction Helps

Saturday, April 11: New Mexico Science and Engineering Fair

Saturday, April 11: ACT

Tuesday, April 14: School Board Meeting

Wednesday, April 15: School Day SAT (Los Alamos High School Juniors)

Friday, April 17: State National History Day Competition

Saturday, April 18: Earth Day

Tuesday, April 21: Speech Showcase

Thursday, April 23: Spring Arts Fest

Tuesday, April 28: Bilingual Seal Ceremony

Wednesday, April 29: Special Presentation: Gifted and Distractible: Parenting and Teaching Twice Exceptional Leaners

The Los Alamos School Board is in search of a person to fill the vacancy left on the board with the departure of current member Dr. Margie Serrato who represents School Board District 1. Member Serrato cited “pressing family obligations that demand an expeditious relocation” for her resignation effective March 26.

The School Board will begin accepting applications from residents of District 1 through March 26, and hopes to decide on an applicant to fill the vacancy at the School Board meeting on April 14, 2026. The term will run through December 31, 2026.

School board members are responsible for overseeing the Superintendent of Los Alamos Public Schools, approving the district’s annual budget, and promoting the overall success and well-being of the school district as a whole. School board members are required to attend two School Board meetings per month, as well as any special meetings that are scheduled. In addition, school board members must complete training credits with the New Mexico School Board Association and participate on selected committees created by the School Board.

Applicants must be a registered voter, over 18 years of age, and reside in District 1. Click here to view the district maps. Interested candidates should submit a letter of interest, including relevant experience and attributes that you would bring to the position, to Nancy Brugh, board secretary, at n.brugh@laschools.net or drop off at 2075 Trinity Drive with “attention Mrs. Brugh”. The deadline for submissions is Thursday, March 26, 2026 at 8:00 am.

For questions or more information, contact Mrs. Brugh at 663-2230.

Online registration for the 2026-2027 school year is now open for students planning to attend LAPS in the fall. This includes new and returning students, kindergarten and preschool.

Registration for the 2026–2027 is now open!

• Returning Students:

  Families of current students who plan to return should register as returning students using their existing PowerSchool accounts.

• New Students:

  Students who have not previously attended a school in Los Alamos County must be registered as new students. This includes PreK students, kindergarteners, previously homeschooled students, and any student new to the district. A new PowerSchool account will be required.

• Transfer Requests:

  Families requesting placement at a school outside their assigned attendance zone must submit a transfer request. Transfer decisions are made by the district office and only need to be submitted once.

Go to www.laschools.net/families-students/registration for more information and to register either a computer or smartphone.

For questions, please contact Rosa Schmitz at r.schmitz@laschools.net or (505) 663-2201.

There are only a few spots remaining for this year's Safety Town!

All children entering kindergarten in the fall are eligible to attend this year’s Safety Town being held Monday, June 1 through Friday, June 5 from 8:30 am to noon at Barranca Mesa Elementary School. The program is limited to 100 participants.

Go to https://forms.gle/rR4vtbaPJ3i6dQnd7 to complete the registration form.

The 13th Annual Multicultural Fair — Around the World in White Rock — will be held in the new gym at Piñon Elementary on May 5th from 5:30 pm –7:30 pm.

If you are interested in doing a performance—such as dancing, singing, or playing traditional instruments—please email either S.Rittner@laschools.net or A.Lynch@laschools.net.

LAPS students competed in the MathCounts State competition at UNM last Saturday. As first and second place winners at the chapter competition, the LAMS and Mountain teams took place in the team competition. Several other students also qualified as individual competitors.

Leia Lin won 2nd overall in the individual competition and will travel to Orlando, FL in May as part of New Mexico's National Team. She also won 2nd in the Countdown Round.

Evan Cunningham and Lyla Lo also scored in the top 12 competitors of the day and competed in the Countdown Round.

The LAMS team won 2nd overall for the day.

The LAMS team consisted of Evan Cunnigham, Leia Lin, Lyla Lo, and Norah Whitton. James Junghans, Liam Colgan, Jane Smith, and Alice Chen competed as individual competitors.

The Mountain team consisted of Rishabh Nandy, Jacub Cincio, Glyn Lo, and David Robel.

Everett James represented Piñon and Evan Fu represented Barranca as individual competitors.

The students did such a great job and all of the coaches are so proud of their hard work and dedication!

Back row: Dr. William Tucker (LAMS coach), Jane Lataille (Mountain Coach), James Junghans, Liam Colgan, Evan Cunningham, Norah Whitton, Everett James, Courtney Smith (Piñon Coach)

Front row: Rishabh Nandy, Evan Fu, Jacub Cincio, Glyn Lo, David Robel, Lyla Lo, Leia Lin, Jane Smith, Alice Chen, Phuong Nguyen (LAMS Coach)

Congratulations to these award winners, most of whom will be competing at the New Mexico State Science & Engineering Fair next month.

Best In Show: Junior Division

Andrew Gilbertson, "Detecting Exoplanets with Python and PyTorch"

Best in Show Senior Division Runners-up

1st Alternate: Linus Plohr, "Collective Intelligence: Driving Lessons from Ants"

2nd Alternate: Julia Neale, "The Effects of Chemicals on Stem Cell Regeneration in Planarians"

Category Awards: Junior Division

Animal Science

2nd place: Aurora Roberts Voss​, Barranca Mesa Elementary School

Behavioral Science

Honorable Mention: Matilde Ribeiro, Mountain Elementary School

Biomedical and Health Sciences

1st place: Sequoya Ke​, Los Alamos Middle School

Cellular and Micro Biology

1st place: Evelyn Fobes​, Los Alamos Middle School
2nd place: Lily Neale​, Barranca Mesa Elementary School

Earth and Environmental Sciences

3rd place: James Junghans​, Los Alamos Middle School

Engineering Technology

1st place: Daniel Yampolsky​, Los Alamos Middle School
2nd place: Ernest Maupin​, Mountain Elementary School
3rd place: Sydney Chen​, Barranca Mesa Elementary School

Math and Computer Science

1st place: Viviana Daly​, Chamisa Elementary School
2nd: place Henry Rodarte​, Barranca Mesa Elementary School
3rd place: Nejan Liyanage​, Mountain Elementary School

Physics and Astronomy

1st place: Andrew Gilbertson​, Los Alamos Middle School
2nd place: Mason Garcia​, Los Alamos Middle School
3rd place: Mary Beth Kelsey​, Barranca Mesa Elementary School

Plant Science

1st place: Glyn Lo​, Mountain Elementary School

Sustainable Materials and Design

2nd place: Brandon Keller​, Los Alamos Middle School

Category Awards: Senior Division

Behavioral Science

1st place: Linus Plohr​, Los Alamos High School

Cellular and Micro Biology

1st place: Julia Neale, Los Alamos High School

Material Science

1st place: Lilia Viteva​, Los Alamos High School

Math and Computer Science

1st place: Helena Welch & Kalliope Welch​, Homeschool/Combined Ed

Physics and Astronomy

2nd place: Tate Plohr​, Los Alamos High School

Master Judge Honorable Mentions

Junior Division: Evelyn Fobes, Los Alamos Middle School, "Extractic Park"

Special Awards

Oppenheimer Memorial Fund

Andrew Gilbertson, Los Alamos Middle School, "Detecting Exoplanets with Python and PyTorch"

Mason Garcia, Los Alamos Middle School, "Analyzing the Meteor Impacts on Mercury"

Henry Rodarte, Barranca Mesa Elementary School, "Predicting the Winner of the Super Bowl Using Math"

Brandon Keller, Los Alamos Middle School, "Phantom Power: Unmasking Hidden Energy Vampires"

DesertGate Internet

Eisley Connell, Chamisa Elementary School, "Can Humans Recognize AI Images"

Regeneron Biomedical Science Award

Julia Neale, Los Alamos High School, "The Effects of Chemicals on Stem Cell Regeneration in Planarians"

As part of their Sherlock Holmes/Mystery Unit, LAMS students had the opportunity to meet New Mexico mystery authors Carol Potenza and Erin Krueger. Potenza & Krueger are two of the four authors of Demystifying the Beats: How to Write a Killer Book. The two authors led students in developing their own mystery stories, including the creation of sleuth protagonists and settings. This author talk was arranged by LAMS GATE teachers Sarah Szymanski, Mitsi Pair-Willard, and Jacob Wadlington.

It was all about Pi as students at Los Alamos Middle School navigated through several stations to practice measurements and other math skills to celebrate Pi Day.

Aspen Elementary kindergarten students took a trip to the PEEC Nature Center last week.

The Mathamuseum visited Barranca Mesa Elementary school last week with lots of activities to challenge math skills.

Pinon Elementary also hosted the Mathamuseum for a student and family math night.

The Chamisa Elementary and Pinon Elementary Rocket Clubs held their rocket launches last Thursday. It was a great day for a launch as over 35 students watched their rockets shoot up in the sky.

As part of the study of Shakespeare's Antony and Cleopatra, Ms. Madsen's senior English class held a mock trial to hear arguments from Mark Antony and Cleopatra, as well as several other witnesses, to determine if Mark Antony was betrayed by Cleopatra.

Los Alamos Public Schools is excited to participate in this year's Literacy NM Summer Program. This program will provide small group specialized reading and math instruction for students who have completed grades K-7. This program will take the place of the traditional summer school or camp that the district has provided in recent years.

All LAPS students who would like to improve their reading and math skills are invited to enroll on the state portal- NM Summer Reading Program Website (https://www.literacy.nm.gov/#).

Families are encouraged to register their children before May 1, 2026. LAPS will not be conducting a separate registration for the summer program.

Preschool hours are 8:10 am - 2:40 pm, Monday through Friday.

The PreK3 program is in session Monday through Thursday. The morning session runs from 8:00 am - 11 am, and the afternoon session runs from 11:40 am - 2:40 pm.

Thursday, March 19 and Friday, March 20

Elementary Parent/Teacher Conferences

Monday, March 30 - Friday, April 3

Spring Break

Elementary School hours are 8:10 am - 2:40 pm.Check your school site for daily bell schedules.

Tuesday, March 17

Chamisa Elementary Speech Contest

Thursday, March 19

LAPS Spring Elementary Choir Workshop

Thursday, March 19

Math Kangaroo International Competition

Thursday, March 19 and Friday, March 20

Elementary Parent/Teacher Conferences

Monday, March 30 - Friday, April 3

Spring Break

Check with your school site for spring picture day.

Find out more information about your school.

School hours at the middle school are 8:40 am - 3:30 pm. Click below to view the A/B calendar and bell schedule.

Monday, March 16

Hawk Hangout

Wednesday, March 18

Band MPA

Thursday, March 19

Math Kangaroo International Competition

Friday, March 20

Staff vs. Student Basketball Game

Friday, March 20

End of 3rd Quarter

Monday, March 23

LAMS PTO Meeting

Monday, March 30 - Friday, April 3

Spring Break

Hawk Hangout is a free event held every month during the school year for Middle School Teens. Events are held once a month on Thursday in different locations locally and regionally.

School hours at the high school are 8:30 am - 3:40 pm. Click below to view the A/B calendar and bell schedule.

Monday, March 16 - Thursday, March 19

NM-ASR (Science) test for Juniors

Tuesday, March 17

TAC (Topper Advisory Council) Meeting

Thursday, March 19

Math Kangaroo International Competition

Thursday, March 19

Day of Silence

Friday, March 20

End of 3rd Quarter

Monday, March 23 and Tuesday, March 24

NM-ASR (Science) test for Junior

Friday, March 27

Career and Trade Fair

Monday, March 30 - Friday, April 3

Spring Break

Thursday March 19th is the National Day of Silence. Those participating will take a vow of silence for a day, in honor of those who must remain silent about who they are for fear of persecution or abuse. Those who would like to join can pick up a sticker in the morning to indicate that they are taking part.

Back by popular demand! UNM-LA will host another dual credit informational Q & A session for parents in the Los Alamos High School Topper Library on Tuesday, April 14 starting at 5:30 pm.

Monday, March 16 - Thursday, March 19

Monday, March 23 and Tuesday, March 24

NM-ASR (Science) test for Juniors

Wednesday, April 15

School Day SAT for Juniors

Monday, May 4 - Friday, May 8

Monday, May 11 - Friday, May 15

AP Exams

Check out the dates for ACT and SAT weekend testing.

Saturday School is open to all Los Alamos High School students as an opportunity to catch up on late work, complete missed assignments, take make-up tests and receive help with homework.

Please note that Saturday School is no longer being offered for middle school students.

All Saturday School sessions for the 2025-2026 school year will be in person in E-wing at LAHS. Sessions run from 8:30 am - 11:30 am. Remaining dates are May 2, May 9 and May 16.

Saturday School FAQs

To register, email lahssaturdayschool@laschools.net with the student's name and date requested.

Click here for more information.

This month, Teen Movie Night has classics, a new release, and a special refreshment promotion!

• Saturday, March 21- Project Hail Mary (new release)

• Saturday, March 28 - Spiderman (2002)

More information, including movie trailers are available at www.losalamosjjab.com

As part of its mission of improving the lives of youth and families across New Mexico, Del Norte Credit Union (DNCU) is launching its newly expanded DNCU LOV Initiatives Scholarship Program.

This year, DNCU is offering four scholarship opportunities, totaling $47,000, to help students unlock their full potential.

Scholarships Available:

• General Scholarship Fund administered by Scholarship America®
• Technical Trade Schools Scholarship at Northern New Mexico College (NNMC) and Central New Mexico College (CNM)
• Venessa Valerio Nursing Scholarship at NNMC

Eligible students can apply for these scholarship opportunities until 2 p.m. MT, March 26, at dncu.com/community-engagement/scholarships. Recipients will be announced later this Spring.

The Perry Initiative is hosting a Perry Outreach Program on Saturday, April 18 in Rio Rancho, NM. This free, one-day, hands-on program is designed to introduce high school students to careers in orthopaedic surgery and engineering through mentorship and interactive workshops, including mock surgeries and biomechanics experiments.

They are currently seeking applicants for the Rio Rancho, NM program. Participants should be in high school (Grades 10 and up) with a passion for science, medicine and/or engineering. Although The Perry Initiative welcomes all students to apply to the program so long as they are committed to our mission.

More information and a printable flyer for this event can be found HERE. (attached as well).

Student Services invites parents and staff to join the Gifted Advisory Committee for two special presentations by Julie Skolnick M.A., J.D., internationally recognized expert on gifted and twice-exceptional learners, as she explores the topic of “Gifted and Distractible.” The dates for these presentations are Thursday, April 9th and Wednesday, April 29th.

Topic: GATE Advisory Committee Meeting: Julie Skolnick Presentation on Executive Function
Time: Apr 9, 2026 04:00 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/5056632222?pwd=9ya3XaLGT3DQAVJyauGbYKcsPQ4QWg.1&omn=87384049210

Topic: GATE Advisory Committee - Julie Skolnick Presentation on Gifted and Distractible
Time: Apr 29, 2026 04:15 PM Mountain Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/5056632222?pwd=9ya3XaLGT3DQAVJyauGbYKcsPQ4QWg.1&omn=87177031144

The Los Alamos County Clerk’s Office is excited to announce the 2026 “I Voted” Sticker Design Contest. Open to students in grades pre-K through 12, this contest aims to inspire creativity and communicate the importance of voting and civic participation. Students should submit their designs to the Clerk’s Office no later than April 7, 2026.

Competition Details:

Students grades pre-K through 12 can submit designs for an “I Voted” / “I Voted Early”/ or “Future Voter” sticker that will be distributed during the upcoming 2026 Elections.

Submission Deadline: April 7, 2026, Midnight

Submission Guidelines:

• Each design must include ONE of the following phrases:
  “I Voted” / “I Voted Early”/ or “Future Voter”
• The final sticker will be roughly 2” x 2” in size but does not have to be square or round. The original design can be larger, if it sizes down well into the final print area.
• The design should be an original creation and completed 100% by the student.
• Submissions can be digital or hand drawn.

Judging Criteria:

• Creativity and originality
• Relevance to the theme of voting
• Encompass the unique qualities of Los Alamos
• Visual appeal and clarity of message

How to Submit:

Digital designs can be emailed to clerks@losalamosnm.gov with the subject line: Sticker Design Contest

Hand-drawn designs can be mailed or dropped off at:

Attn: Sticker Contest
Los Alamos County Clerk’s Office
1000 Central Avenue, Suite 240
Los Alamos, NM 87544

Prizes:

The three winning designs—one for each key phrase—will be printed and distributed as official stickers at all Los Alamos County voting locations for the 2026 election year. Winners and runners-up will receive a prize from the Los Alamos County Clerk’s Office and recognition at the May 17, 2026, County Council meeting.

If you have questions or need additional information, please contact the Los Alamos County Clerk’s Office at 505.662.8010 or email clerks@losalamosnm.gov. All contest information and forms are available online at lacnm.com/Vote-Stickers.

Is your student missing a jacket, hoodie, gloves, lunchbox or other item? Remember to check the lost and found table at your school site. These items are ready to go home and be reunited.

The Los Alamos Public Schools Board meets on the second Tuesday and fourth Thursday of each month with the exception of April, November and December. All meetings are held in person and live streamed via Zoom beginning at 5:30 pm. Click here for more information about the School Board meetings.

Upcoming Meetings

Thursday, March 26 (Work Session) @ Los Alamos High School

Tuesday, April 14 in the School Boardroom

The Shower with Love campaign has gotten off to a great start and we're almost halfway through now. There is a little over two weeks left but there are a lot of items that still need to be fulfilled.

Go to https://showerlove26.givesmart.com to see all the items or text showerlove26 to 76278. There is a "categories" tab at the top of the items page so you can see all the teachers from your school.or scan the QR code.

Thank you for supporting the amazing teachers and students in our community!

Come On Community! Let’s ‘Shower’ Our Teachers At Los Alamos Public Schools With Love!

Six new inductees will be joining the sixty Los Alamos High School Athletic Hall of Fame members next month. They will be honored at a brunch banquet at 11 a.m., Saturday, April 11 at Fuller Lodge.

Members of the 9th Hall of Fame class include:

• Paul Anderson
• Kathy Hipwood
• Rob Hipwood
• Carmen Nogar
• Josh Nogar
• Gretchen Torres

This event will be open to the public. Tickets are on sale for $35 per person and may be purchased at 2026 LAHS Athletics Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Tickets. Seating is limited so purchase tickets soon to guarantee your seat.

Los Alamos Middle School

Baseball

Thursday, March 26 vs. Taos Middle School @ Senior Field, 3 pm and 5 pm (doubleheader)

Monday, April 6 vs. St. Pius Middle School @ Senior Field, 3 pm and 5 pm

Thursday, April 9 vs. Pojoaque Valley Middle School @ Senior Field, 3 pm and 5 pm (doubleheader)

Softball

Tuesday, March 17 vs. Belen Middle School @ Belen High School, 3 pm and 5 pm (doubleheader)

Monday, April 6 vs. St. Pius Middle School @ NOrth Mesa Minor Field, 3 pm and 5 pm (doubleheader)

Track and Field

Tuesday, March 17 vs. Cleveland Middle School @ Cleveland High School, 3 pm

Tuesday, April 7 vs. Albuquerque Academy Middle School @ Albuquerque Academy, 3 pm

Los Alamos High School

Cheer

Saturday, March 21, State Spirit Competition at the Pit

JV Baseball

Wednesday, March 25 vs. Santa Fe High School @ Santa Fe High School, 3 pm

Tuesday, March 31 vs. Taos High School @ Taos High School, 4 pm

Tuesday, April 7 vs. Pojoaque High School @ Senior Field, 4 pm

Friday, April 10 vs. Española Valley High School @ Española Valley High School, 3 pm and 5 pm (doubleheader)

Varsity Baseball

Thursday, March 19, Friday, March 20 and Saturday, March 21, Artesia Invitational

@ Artesia High School

Wednesday, March 25 vs. Santa Fe High School @ Santa Fe High School, 5 pm

Wednesday, April 1 vs. Taos High School @ Bomber Field, 4 pm

Wednesday, April 8 vs. Pojoaque Valley High School @ Pojoaque Valley High School, 4 pm

Saturday, April 11 vs. Española Valley High School @ Bomber Field, 10 am and 12 pm (doubleheader)

JV Softball

Monday, March 30 vs. West Las Vegas HIgh School @ Overlook Softball Fields, 3 pm and 5 pm (doubleheader)

Tuesday, March 31 vs. Taos High School @ Taos High School, 4 pm

Friday, April 3 and Saturday, April 4, Rio Rancho High School JV Tournament @ Rio Rancho High School

Thursday, April 7 vs. Pojoaque Valley High School @ Overlook Softball Fields, 4 pm

Friday, April 10 vs. Española Valley High School @ Española Valley High School, 3 pm and 5 pm (doubleheader)

Varsity Softball

Wednesday, March 18, Thursday, March 19, Friday, March 20 and Saturday, March 21, APS Tournament

Tuesday, March 24 vs. Santa Fe High School @ Santa Fe High School, 3 pm and 5 pm (doubleheader)

Thursday, March 26 vs. Capital High School @ Overlook Softball Fields, 4 pm

Wednesday, April 1 vs. Taos High School @ Overlook Softball Fields, 4 pm

Wednesday, April 8 vs. Pojoaque Valley High School @ Pojoaque Valley High School, 4 pm

Saturday, April 11 vs. Española Valley High School @ Overlook Softball Fields, 10 amd and 12 pm (doubleheader)

Tennis

Tuesday, March 17 vs. Albuquerque Academy @ Albuquerque Academy

Wednesday, March 25 vs. Taos High School @ Urban Park Tennis Courts, 3 pm

Friday, April 3 and Saturday, April 4, Capital Invite @ Capital High School

Wednesday, April 8 vs. St. Michael's High School @ Mesa Tennis Courts

Saturday, April 11 vs. Santa Fe Prep and Santa Fe High School @ Santa Fe High School

Saturday, April 11 vs. Farmington High School @ Mesa Tennis Courts (JV)

JV Track and Field

Wednesday, March 18 @ Rio Rancho High School, 3 pm

Wednesday, March 25 @ Cleveland High School, 3 pm

Wednesday, April 9 @ Rio Rancho High School, 3 pm

Varsity Track and Field

Friday, March 20 and Saturday, March 21, Chandler Rotary in Chandler, AZ

Thursday, March 26, Bernalillo Relays @ Bernalillo High School, 3 pm

Friday, April 10. Storm Relays @ Cleveland High School, 3 pm

RankOne Schedules

Regular season schedule (ends March 26)

Mondays: Overwatch and Super Smash Bros

Tuesdays: Splatoon 3 and League of Legends

Wednesdays: Mario kart 8 and Marvel Rivals

Thursdays: Rocket League and Hearthstone

March 30 - April 17: Playoffs

April 23 - April 26: State Championship

Los Alamos Public Schools (LAPS) is pleased to offer a free breakfast and lunch to all of our students. If you have any questions or comments regarding the school lunch program please send an email to m.johnson@laschools.net.

LAPS Sending 22 Students To NM Tech Science & Engineering Fair

LAHS Track & Field Teams Turn In Impressive Performances At Cleveland

Los Alamos Historical Society Speakers Share Pierotti’s Clowns Legacy With LAHS Sports Literature Students

Los Alamos Middle School And Piñon Elementary Students Garner Awards At Regional National History Day Competition

LAPS Seeks Applications For Dist. 1 School Board Vacancy

Los Alamos High School Science Bowl Team Named 2026 Regional Champions

Step Up Gallery Showcases Pride & Joy Of Art In Our Schools

Toppers Baseball Falls To Capitol Jaguars 5-6

Looking for a new career? Check out Los Alamos Public Schools. We're looking for Educational Assistants at all school sites, as well as several other opportunities. Click here for more information about working for LAPS and all current job openings.

The Los Alamos Middle School football program is looking for a head coach (https://laschools.schoolspring.com/?jobid=5518448) and an assistant coach (https://laschools.schoolspring.com/?jobid=5518451). Click on the links for more information.

You're invited to the Los Alamos Schools Credit Union Annual Meeting 2026!

We welcome all of our members and the community to join us for an evening of fun, connection, and updates from your local credit union.

Date: April 10, 2026

Time: 5:30 PM

Location: UNM–Los Alamos

4000 University Dr, Building 2

Los Alamos, NM 87544

Dust off your boots and hats — Western wear is encouraged! Everyone who dresses in western attire will be entered into a special raffle.

We look forward to seeing y’all there for a great evening with our members and community!

For more information about events in Los Alamos, check out the Los Alamos County 2025-2026 Winter Activity Guide.

The Los Alamos YMCA offers several programs for youth and teens.