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Questions or Comments about the Newsletter, contact Eddy Wauneka (505) 771-6797

In This Issue:

Education News 2

Education Contacts 5

Wellness contacts 13

Say FiT Calendar 19

S.A.D.E. Calendar 20

HAPPY

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Santa Ana Department of Education S.A.D.E.

Carroll Elementary Giselle Montoya

Home School Liaison Phone:(505) 404-5573 Cell: (505) 250-9447

“And you will succeed.

Yes you will indeed!

98 and ¾ percent

guaranteed.”

–Dr. Suess

Favorite April Books: Author’s April Fool

~by Marc Brown

Pete the Cat: Big Easter Adventure

~by Kimberly and James Dean

Cat in the Hat

~by Dr. Suess

A Green, Green Garden

~by Mercer Mayer

The Lorax

~by Dr. Suess

Dates to Remember: 4/9 - Students Return (Spring Break)

4/9 – 1st and 2nd Grade registration

packets go home

4/13 - 1st and 2nd Grade registration

packets are due

4/19 - Coyote PACC meeting 4:30pm- 5:30pm Perfect

Attendance:

Alayna Hunter

Garcia

Good

Attendance:

Kaylea Garcia

Isabella Paquin

Wyatt Armijo

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Bernalillo Elementary

Carleen M. Mody Home School Liaison Cell: (505) 259-9031

School: (505)404-5400

PARCC testing starts April 16th and continues thru

May.

Please make every effort to make sure your student

is on time during testing.

REMINDER: Please call the school when your

student is absent. If you do not call, student will be listed as unexcused for the absence and after 3 they will get referred to Social Services. Early check outs and tardys also affect your child’s attendance. So please try and schedule appointments as late as possible during the day.

If you need me to pick up homework for your child,

please try to call me before noon at 505-259-9031.

Jazmyn Garcia Jazmyn Garcia Jazmyn Garcia

CONGRATULATIONS! to Ms. Braden’s 5th grade class on getting their book, “Animal Adventures” published.

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Good Attendance 3rd

Quarter:

Gabriel Montoya

Malia Hunter-Garcia

Raeana Lujan

Rylen Masawiestewa

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Bernalillo Middle School Marcella Garcia Home School Liaison Cell: (505) 350-5197

Important Dates:

3/29-4/8 Spring Break 4/11 #ICANHELP Assembly 4/21 Prom

The school year is quickly coming to an end. This month the big event will be the PARCC testing. Parents please insure your students are getting rest each night before the PARCC testing. Students please take the PARCC test seriously as this is one of the graduation requirements.

There have been some changes with security at the school to insure students are as safe as possible. The first change is all external doors are kept locked during class and are only unlocked during passing periods. All staff is also required to be on hallway duty during passing periods as well as at the end of the day. The main door way into the school is also locked and requires a buzz in by the front desk.

As always, students while at school please be on your best behavior. If you should find yourself in any trouble please immediately ask for my presence so I can ensure you are treated fairly.

Bernalillo High School Scott Pino

Home School Liaison Cell: (505) 503-0043

For students that are tardy to school in the morn-

ing, it is required that the adult bringing the stu-

dent, needs to come in and sign the student in at

the office.

If your child will be absent from school, please

make sure you have called the school to excuse

them for the day.

If you need homework for them, leave the request

with the front office, or you can call me to get

that to you.

Congratulations to:

Reanna Masawiestewa 2018 Miss BMS Lady Eagle

Mariah Masawiestewa 2nd Runner up

Important dates: 3/29 – 4/6 Spring Break

4/16 Start of PARCC Testing

3rd Quarter Honor Roll

Madison Armijo Victoria Baca

Kylene Chino Derek Garcia

Jaslyn Lujan Camron Renville

Juanica Sandoval Rozlyn Raton

Mariah Masawiestewa

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Director cell:(505)239-5594 office:771-6724 Millie Demmert [email protected]

Assistant Director cell:(505)449-8292 office:771-6456 Joey Sanchez [email protected]

Santa Ana Librarian (505)771-6736 Melverna Lujan [email protected]

Computer Education Specialist (505)771-6797 Eddy Wauneka [email protected]

Home School Liaisons Office: 771-6727

Bernalillo High School Cell: (505) 503-0043 Scott Pino [email protected]

Bernalillo Middle School Cell: (505) 350-5197 Marcella Garcia [email protected]

Bernalillo Elementary School Cell: (505) 259-9031 Carleen Mody [email protected]

Carroll Elementary School Cell: (505) 250-9447 Giselle Montoya [email protected]

Out of District Cell: (505) 208-1244 Kevin Naranjo [email protected]

TAMAYA Learning Center (Childcare)

(505) 867-3715

Interim Program Manager

Jeanice Pasqual [email protected]

Pre-K Teachers

Marcella Armijo Lasondra Menchego Tamara Gallegos

Toddler Room Teachers

Deana Sanchez Natalie Blackstar

Infant Room Teachers

Melinda Trancosa Jeanice Pasqual

Part-Time Teacher

Staci Aguilar

Child Care /Summer Lunch Cook

Vanessa Trancosa

Maintenance/Custodian

Dwight Mody

Language & Culture Program Office:(505) 771-6743

Program Manager cell:288-2778 office:771-6721 Margaret Garcia [email protected]

Administrative Assistant (505)771-6743 Denelle Garcia [email protected]

Language & Culture Coordinator Cell:(505)377-0226 Juan Montoya [email protected]

Keres Language Teachers Cell:(505)270-3371 Fred Armijo [email protected] [email protected]

Mike Garcia Cell:(505)221-4857 [email protected] Lillian Masawiestewa [email protected] C. Bertha Murillo

Keres Materials Developer Rhoda Lahi [email protected]

Keres Language Teacher Assistants E. Raton Jr. Charlene Pino Donna Armijo Thelma Lahi

Santa Ana Department of Education

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Tribal Higher Education

Scholarship Supporting Documents

Due: July 1.

You can pick up a

scholarship

application packet at

the PSA/Department of

Education. Or call

771-6724 and a

scholarship

application packet can

be mailed to you.

Applications are due:

March 15

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STUDENT WILDLANDS ADVENTURE PROGRAM

SECOND ANNUAL SWAP! What: Week-long chaperoned student trip to Appalachian Mountains Where: East Tennessee, various locations When: August 5-12, 2018 Open To: Students* pursuing a career in Natural Resource Management * Must be 18 years of age or older by August 5, 2018. The Student Wildlands Adventure Program (SWAP) is open to all Native or underprivileged students from New Mexico, ages 18 years or older, who have an interest in pursuing a career in fishery and wildlife management, forestry, range management, watershed management, hydrology, or other natural resources related field. SWAP provides what may be a once-in-a-lifetime experience by allowing students to experience far away landscapes and cultures in a "hands-on" learning experience in natural resource management. The program is a multi-agency effort to provide a positive and lasting impression in the lives of students considering a career in natural resource management. It is provided at no-cost to the participating students. The 2018 SWAP event will take 12-15 New Mexico students to East Tennessee to experience eastern ecosystems they may never otherwise get to experience. The focus of the week-long adventure will be on water and the rich diversity the eastern ecosystems have to offer. Summer temperatures in the East Tennessee area during August range from the 60's at night to 90+ degrees Fahrenheit. Some strenuous hiking will be involved. For more information, contact Daryl Ratajczak at 615/440-9200 (cell phone). Leave a message and calls will be returned promptly. To apply, simply fill out the following application and submit BEFORE the deadline! It’s that easy!

All Applications Must Be Received or Postmarked By May 31, 2018.

Selections will be made by June 8, 2018 and students will be notified by June 15, 2018. Only COMPLETE APPLICATIONS will be accepted. Please e-mail completed applications to: [email protected]. Hand-written applications can be mailed to Daryl Ratajczak, 11 Forest Lane, Santa Fe, NM, 87508. For questions about the SWAP program, contact Daryl at the above e-mail or by phone at: 615/440-9200.

ALL APPLICATIONS AND ESSAYS MUST BE RECEIVED BY May 31, 2018.

PLEASE SEND COMPLETED APPLICATIONS WITH ESSAYS TO: (Preferred)

E-MAIL: [email protected] or

DARYL RATAJCZAK 11 FOREST LANE

SANTA FE, NM 87508

For more Information go to: http://nmwildlife.org/program/student-wildlands-adventure-program/

mailto:[email protected]

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Tamaya Youth Wellness & Recreation

Front Desk: (505) 771-6370

Facility Operations Director (505)771-6371 Arnold Sena [email protected]

Operations Manager (505)771-6373 Michael Fahey-Rosas [email protected]

Youth Wellness & Recreation Manager (505)771-6778 Alina Potrzebowski [email protected]

Youth Wellness Specialist (505)771-6742 Tanya Chino [email protected]

Recreation Specialist (505)331-5039 Prince Robertson [email protected]

Youth Fitness Assistants Lila Leon [email protected] Erin Pino [email protected] Demetria Magdalena [email protected] Carla Herrera [email protected]

HOURS OF OPERATION: MON.-FRI. 6:00a.m.-8:00p.m. AQUATICS AREA 9:00a.m.-7:30p.m. SAT.-SUN. 8:00a.m.-4:00p.m. AQUATICS AREA 8:00a.m.-4:00p.m.

CALLING ALL MOTHERS!!!

The Lactation Station is now up and ready for use! We are

happy to announce our official opening of the lactation station

area. It is located in the Teen room at the Tamaya Wellness

center. Now Santa Ana tribal/community members and S.A.P.

employees have a private and comfortable place to breastfeed

or pump for their babies. We are asking that if you are in that area to

please respect the materials, equipment and valuables. If you have any

questions or need information regarding the lactation station please

feel free to contact Alina @ 771-6778 or Erin @ 771-6380.

“Breastfeeding is the BEST choice for a healthy baby”









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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

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3-4 Teen Talk

4-5 Wiffle Ball

5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection

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3-4 Capture the Flag

4-5 Capture the Flag


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NO Program BPS No School Cultural Day

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3-4 Teen Aikido

4-5 Kindness Activity


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SWIM

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3-4 Teen Tutoring

4-5 TBA


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3-4 Teen Talk

4-5 Outside Day


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3-4 Teen Math Tutoring

4-5 Shiney Stick


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3-4 Teen Fitness

4-5 Volleyball


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SWIM

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3-4 Teen Tutoring

4-5 TBA


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3-4 Teen Talk

4-5 Outside Activities


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4-5 Badminton & Bowling


19 3-4 Teen Insanity

4-5 Craft


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SWIM

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3-4 Teen Tutoring

4-5 TBA


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3-4 Teen Talk

4-5 Outside Day


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4-5 Obstacle Course


26 3-4 Teen Fitness

4-5 Gardening


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SWIM

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3-4 Teen Tutoring

4-5 TBA


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3-4 Teen Talk

4-5 Outside Games


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SWIM

29 3-4 Teen Choice

4-5 Pow Wow Day


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SWIM

Tutoring Available

5:00-6:00pm

Hope Montoya Encinas

Samantha Lujan

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2

Science Mondays Homework Help Tutoring

Fruit Roll Ups

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4

No Program

Cultural Day

5 Nature Walk Homework Help Tutoring Pretzels & String Cheese

6 No Program

9 PARCC Practice Homework Help Tutoring

Veggie Sticks& Fruit

10 Computer Activity Homework Help Tutoring

PB&J & Orange

11 Math Activity Homework Help Tutoring

Surprise Snack

12 Outside Activity Homework Help Tutoring

Popcorn & Pickle

13 No

Program

16 Teambuilding Homework Help Tutoring

Toast & Nutella w/ Apple

17 Computer Activity Presentation Homework Help Tutoring

Trail Mix & Fruit

18 Typing Activity Homework Help Tutoring

Surprise Snack

19 Outside Activity Homework Help Tutoring

Smoothie

20

No Program

23 Nature Walk Homework Help Tutoring

Cheese & Crackers


PB&J & Apple

25 Literacy Activity Homework Help Tutoring

Surprise Snack

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April

Birthday

Celebration

Surprise Meal

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Program

30 Teambuilding Homework Help Tutoring

Popcorn w/ Orange


Chips & Salsa

28 Craft Activity Homework Help Tutoring

Surprise Snack

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At The Department of Education

Spring Break No Program