Trojan News

We are proud to share that Vincent a.k.a. Mundo has been selected as an All-Star and will represent the entire state of New Mexico in Midland, Texas.

Mundo started as a wide receiver and served as a Utility Player - lining up wherever he is needed, with the possibility of taking reps at quarterback. His coaches recognized his athleticism, football IQ and versatility. That's trust. That's talent. That's WORK.

From grinding it out as a Lobo YAFL player to now representing the state on the All-Star stage, Mundo's journey reflects dedication, perseverance and a relentless commitment to improvement.

Congratulations, Mundo! Your school family is proud of you and will be cheering you on every step of the way.

His family is organizing a fundraiser. We invite out school community to come together and show support in any way you can. Every help, big or small, helps make this opportunity possible and shows our student that their community is cheering them on.

Thank you for your generosity and continued support to our students' dreams!

Every year, Wolf Creek Ski Area offers and incredible School program for students in 2nd-12th. Grade. This program gives students the opportunity to build skiing skills, gain confidence on the slopes and enjoy the beauty of winter in the mountains. Unfortunately, this year we did not have enough student sign-ups, that didn't stop Bear and Sophia from embracing the adventure!

We are proud of their determination and hope their experience inspires even more students to participate next year.

We are proud to recognize Nathan Maes and Ava Gurule for their outstanding leadership and commitment to learning!

They were selected to attend 4-H Day at the Roundhouse in Santa Fe where they served as a 4-H County Council delegatesfor Rio Arriba County last Monday, February 9th. This special event brings together student leaders from across the state to participate in a day of educational activities and civic engagement.

Also in the photo, Lorenzo Martinez, our PreK student, is a future leader in the making. He is building the foundation for leadership at an early age.

Way to go, Trojans! We are proud of YOU!

Career Day is just around the corner, and we're excited to celebrate the dreams and ambitions of our students! We will be having a Career Costume Parade. Students are encourage to dressed as the career they aspire to have one day. Whether it's a doctor, engineer, teacher, firefighter, artist, scientist, entrepreneur or any other profession-this is a fun and creative way to showcase future goals.

We can't wait to seel all the amazing careers represented, you future is bright!