Don’t forget, there are two important items on the ballot: the Bond and Mill Levy renewal.
These measures help fund key school district projects like new playgrounds, roofs, building renovations and other construction improvements that support our students and staff. Remember to turn over your ballot to make sure you see both items!
See you at the polls tomorrow!
Awards will be presented at the Las Cruces Public Schools Board Meeting on November 18th 2025.
Food Bank Information
Don’t miss your chance to support LCPS students — Election Day is November 4.
There are two items on the ballot: the bond and the mill levy.
Be sure to turn over your ballot to vote on both!
Remember: Our Kids. Your Choice. Their Future.
Skip the lines and vote early!
This year’s ballot includes two key items: the General Obligation Bond and the Mill Levy Renewals. Both will fund essential improvements in our schools, from new construction and enhanced security to updated playgrounds and modern learning spaces.
This is more than just a vote, it’s an investment in education, safety and our community’s future.
Our kids. Your choice. Their future.
Learn more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sppa6FFDpCs
Recordatorio: Cada primer jueves del mes, el equipo de Apoyo Comunitario Bilingüe de LCPS se asocia con el banco de alimentos Roadrunner Food Bank para distribuir comidas a las familias de LCPS frente al Centro de Apoyo Familiar de LCPS, ubicado en 505 S. Main St., Suite 249, Las Cruces, NM 88001.
La próxima distribución de alimentos se llevará a cabo el jueves 6 de noviembre a las 9:00 a.m. en el Centro de Apoyo Familiar de LCPS. La colecta de alimentos apoya hasta a 75 familias. Llegue temprano, ya que la distribución se realizará por orden de llegada.
Vea el volante para más detalles.
Reminder: Every first Thursday of the month, the LCPS Bilingual Community Outreach team partners with Roadrunner Food Bank to distribute meals to LCPS families in front of the LCPS Family Support Center, located at 505 S. Main St., Suite 249, Las Cruces, NM 88001.
The next food drive will take place on Thursday, November 6, at 9:00 a.m. at the LCPS Family Support Center. The food drive supports up to 75 families. Please arrive early, as distribution will operate on a first-come, first-served basis.
See flyer for additional details.
This is a reminder that we will have a Parent and Swimmer Meeting on Thursday, October 30th at 5:00 PM in the Las Cruces High School Library. This meeting is mandatory for all 8th graders and high school swimmers who are interested in joining the team and did not attend the Zoom meeting last week.
The swim season officially begins on November 3rd, with tryouts scheduled for November 3rd and 4th at the Las Cruces Natatorium from 6:00–7:30 AM.
During the meeting, coaches will review meet dates, practice expectations, and discuss future developments in the swim program. This meeting will ensure swimmers and families have all the necessary information before the season begins. We look forward to seeing everyone there!
For questions, please email Matthew Gormley mgormley@lcps.net.
Come learn how you can support your child’s future! Hear from guest speakers who are experts in engineering, STEM, emerging technologies, and the careers of tomorrow. Discover how technology is shaping all aspects of the job market and yes, there will be PIE!
Presented in collaboration with: New Mexico State University, Doña Ana Community College, and The Bridge of Southern New Mexico.
For more information, please contact: 575-527-9540.
Meet Superintendent Ruiz at 6 p.m. tonight in the Performing Arts Center at Organ Mountain High School for an informative discussion about the district’s goals for the November school bond election.
Parents, students, staff, and Las Cruces community members will have the chance to ask questions and learn more about the Bond and Mill Levy.
Dear Parents and Guardians,
The Las Cruces Police Department is currently monitoring a situation in the East Mesa area near Mesa Middle School, Sunrise Elementary, and Cesar Chavez Elementary.
As a safety precaution, these schools have been placed on a shelter-in-place. Please know that all students and staff are safe, and instruction is continuing inside the buildings as normal.
We are working closely with the Las Cruces Police Department, who are on scene and actively monitoring the area. We will continue to share updates as information becomes available. For the latest information, please visit your school’s webpage.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we prioritize the safety of our students and staff.
Sincerely,
Principal Sarah Draughon
Watch livestream here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zXnRtLPxmI
November is around the corner and Las Cruces Public Schools’ students are counting on you!
General Obligation Bonds and Mill Levy Renewals help fund essential improvements across our schools, from new construction and enhanced security to updated playgrounds and learning spaces.
It’s more than just a vote. It’s an investment in education, safety, and our community’s future.
Our kids. Your voice. Their future.
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sppa6FFDpCs&list=PL8ykZn4ogw7LN6uKicRS0ee02zrvExg6i&index=4
Designed to introduce young people to high-demand careers in construction and skilled trades, the event offered interactive exhibits, demonstrations and real-world experiences.
Through this engaging partnership, students explored career pathways, connected with industry professionals, and gained valuable insight into the future of the construction workforce in New Mexico.
Early voting is now open for the Las Cruces Public Schools Bond and Mill Levy Election!
Don’t miss your chance to support LCPS students — Election Day is November 4. There are two items on the ballot: the bond and the mill levy.
Be sure to turn over your ballot to vote on both! Remember: Our Kids. Your Choice. Their Future.
General Obligation Bonds and Mill Levy Renewals help fund essential improvements across our schools, from new construction and enhanced security to updated playgrounds and learning spaces.
It’s more than just a vote. It’s an investment in education, safety, and our community’s future.
Our kids. Your voice. Their future.
It will be a battle of the best grill masters as FFA and FCCLA teams from every high school will fire up their grills and compete for the title of Best BBQ in Town. Even Central Office staff will be there to fire up some BBQ!
Join us for a free community event where you can sample bold, delicious flavors and vote for your favorite!
It’s all happening at the Field of Dreams Baseball Complex this Friday from 4pm-7pm.
