You're looking at your 3-5A District Champions for Boys Soccer! Great job, Centennial! We wish the Hawks the very best of luck at State against Cleveland High School!
Good luck at State Centennial Boys Soccer! ❤️💛🖤
Las Cruces Public Schools will be collecting general hygiene donations via drive-thru from 11am-2pm today out front of the Karen M. Trujillo Administration Complex to supply Care Kits for Kids to help support LCPS students. Please stop by to help support this great cause.
Congratulations to Devyn Woods our Student Athlete of the Week from CHS. Devyn is the middle linebacker on the CHS football team. This year, he’s had 39 solo tackles, 49 assists, and 1 sack. He’s coach says he’s disciplined, intelligent, friendly, and kind.
Shout out to Deianira Hoyle our Student Athlete of the Week from CHS. Deianira is a runner on the Cross Country team. She is an advanced runner, completing a 5k in 20:46. Deianira maintains a 3.9 GPA, her coach says she is a team player who is honest, determined, and passionate.
Good luck to our Centennial orchestra students! The students qualified for the Regional Honor Orchestra! They will be performing November 4th and 5th! Good luck Hawks!
From October 17 to November 4, you can help make a huge difference in the lives of Las Cruces Public Schools high school students! Our healthcare community is proud to come together to support the Las Cruces Public Schools Foundation, Inc. Care Kits for Kids personal hygiene supply drive. See the image for the two ways in which you can support this great cause. Drop-off bins will be located in the main lobbies of MountainView Regional Medical Center and Three Crosses Regional Hospital, and at Central Office in the Karen M. Trujillo Administration Complex. #MakingCommuntiesHealthier #CareKits #ForKids
Congratulations to Centennial Hawk golf teams! In their final fall tournament our boys took second place and our girls team took first place! Great job Hawks! ❤️💛🖤
A few more pictures from senior night!
Congratulations to our volleyball seniors on an amazing season! We are proud of you!🏐❤️💛🖤
A special thank you to Coach Rosen for his passion and dedication to our Centennial Volleyball program! You have left your legacy and will be missed greatly! Best wishes on your new chapter in life!❤️💛🖤🏐
Students get ready for the return of the Las Cruces Space Festival poster contest!! The Las Cruces Space Festival is an annual celebration of space-related activity and interest in southern New Mexico and beyond. The mission is ‘Making Space for Everyone’. The festival is free to participate in, and open to all, with the cost of activities, presentations, displays, and exhibits all covered by sponsors. Please see the flyer for contest details. For more information, please visit: lcspacefestival.com.
Centennial Hawk football supports our Hawk band! #ItsAGreatDayToBeAHawk
Our Centennial Band had an outstanding performance today at Tournament Of Bands! Good luck CHS Hawk Band!
Congratulations to Centennial cross country. Both teams finished in 3rd place, with several athletes in the top 10. Great season to all and good luck at state!
Congratulations to CHS Football! District Champs! ❤️💛🖤
Get hyped! The final inner-city football matchup paring Centennial vs. Las Cruces is tonight at 7:00p.m. Both teams are loaded with talent. Bulldawgs junior cornerback, Coen Morales and Hawks senior cornerback, Isaac Aguilar, share keys to victory tonight. Tune in for a pre-game special production on the final Friday Night at the Field of Dreams. Livestream can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ph6NyUXodY4.
Las Cruces Public Schools was invited to the Doña Ana County Commissioners meeting today to accept the proclamation for Diabetes Awareness Month in Doña Ana County. Doña Ana County Commissioner Manuel Sanchez honored LCPS for the work and commitment the district has done to serve students and staff living with diabetes. LCPS provides a registered nurse in every school and educates staff to recognize the signs of diabetes while actively helping those living with diabetes.
Doña Ana County Commissioner Shannon Reynolds stated that LCPS exemplifies what Senate Bill-48 was designed to do.
Whereas, worldwide, we acknowledge November as Diabetes Awareness Month to bring attention to diabetes, and awareness of all forms of this chronic condition and over the past 10 years, the risk of developing Type 2 Diabetes has significantly increased.
Today, we highlight diabetes because of its detrimental impact on our community, as pre-diabetic. Yearly, 12,484 people in New Mexico are diagnosed with diabetes; and amount adults, Type 1 Diabetes accounts for 5% of diagnosed cases.
Nationwide, an estimated 110 people are diagnosed with T1D every day, half of them are children. These children live with the daily struggle of continuous monitoring, anxiety, caused by difficult-to-maintain sugar levels, and a need for timely snacks with a continuous risk of potential complications.
SB-48, the Student Diabetes Management Act of 2019 provides guidelines for school districts to follow in managing students with Type 1 or Type 2 Diabetes and allows for needed training for school staff, so they can recognize early signs of a potential emergency. The requirements help standardize the type of care and management parents can expect for their children while they are at school; and whereas, statewide, free diabetes prevention or self-management program classes are available at www.pathstohealthnm.org. The Southern New Mexico Diabetes Outreach helps prevent and manage diabetes and hosts a monthly T1D education group for youth and a yearly conference scheduled on October 29 featuring wellness and vision screenings, talks about diabetes medications, cooking and more.
Click the link for the full proclamation: https://5il.co/1jt0l
Register at SNMDO@snmdo.org.
On October 25, the Doña Ana County Commissioners gave a Proclamation designating November 26, as Ronnie Granados day in Dona Ana County.
Sgt. Granados passed away after a brief illness on September 12, 2022. He was a Sergeant for the Doña Ana County Sheriff Office and Public Servant who started his career in law enforcement in 1990 as a codes enforcement officer. He transferred to the Doña Ana County Sheriff’s Office 5 years later, where he served with honor and integrity for the next 13 years, working as a patrol deputy, a detective, expert crime scene processor, and a member of the bike patrol.
After retiring in 2008 as a sergeant, he returned four years later to do contract work as a D.A.R.E. and G.R.E.A.T. teacher. He started at Tombaugh Elementary, and then spent the next 25 years with LCPS students, Hatch Valley Public Schools and also in the Gadsden Independent School District.
Being in the classroom was Ronnie's true passion, and tens of thousands of students will remember him fondly. The district is grateful for his service and sends our deepest condolences to his family.
Click the link to view the proclamation: https://5il.co/1jt0k
Attention Seniors!! FAFSA Night is tomorrow evening, October 26th, from 5 to 6:30 at the CHS library! NMSU and DACC will be available to assist in applying for financial aid. Please bring your laptops!
