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Recent News About Santa Fe Public Schools
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Santa Fe Public Schools: Sprouts reveals 24 school garden builds in 24 hours across 24 communities, with Kearny Elementary selected as one
Santa Fe Public Schools shared on Aug. 30 that The Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation has declared its plan to grant 24 schools nationwide with a new or rejuvenated learning garden through the "24 Gardens in 24 Hours in 24 Communities" competition, according to a press release. Within Santa Fe, Kearny Elementary is set to receive a garden, and the initiative will be facilitated by Cooking with Kids.
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Santa Fe College President Rowley: 'Santa Fe Community College is thrilled to have the support of Apple as we strive to provide coding training and other creative digital skills to young people who have previously had limited access to such opportunities'
Last week, Santa Fe Community College President Becky Rowley issued a press release announcing Santa Fe Public Schools (SFPS) will offer coding and creativity learning opportunities through a collaboration with Santa Fe Community College (SFCC) and Apple's Community Education Initiative for the fall curriculum.
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Santa Fe College President Rowley: 'Santa Fe Community College is thrilled to have the support of Apple as we strive to provide coding training and other creative digital skills to young people who have previously had limited access to such opportunities'
Last week, Santa Fe Community College President Becky Rowley issued a press release announcing Santa Fe Public Schools (SFPS) will offer coding and creativity learning opportunities through a collaboration with Santa Fe Community College (SFCC) and Apple's Community Education Initiative for the fall curriculum.
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New Mexico students sent home ahead of schedule in 'strategic move' to counter rising COVID-19 cases
Two schools in New Mexico sent students home early for the Thanksgiving weekend, not to get a jump start on the holiday, but in response to concerns of a surge in COVID-19 infections.
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Santa Fe offers city employees paid leave to 'bridge the gap' between city, schools and address staffing shortfalls
A new program developed by the City of Santa Fe area businesses, the teacher’s union, and Santa Fe Public Schools gives municipal employees the opportunity to work at district schools in exchange for four hours per month of paid leave.