Navajo Middle School

SLC's on Monday! Come see your student's Employability teacher between the hours of 11:00am-6:30pm!

about 14 hours ago, Jessie Wilson

Navajo Pine Mid and High finally got to have our pep rally after being rescheduled twice, and it was worth the wait! Huge shoutout to the seniors from Navajo Middle School and Navajo Pine High School for hosting the Tattoo a Teacher fundraiser. The energy, laughter, and school spirit were amazing, and it was so fun to see everyone come together to support a great cause.
Thank you to the teachers who were such good sports and to the students and families who showed up and made the day special. Moments like these remind us how strong and supportive our school community truly is.

1 day ago, Gallup McKinley County Schools

A man with white hair wearing a gray t-shirt and blue jeans is sitting in a chair.

Group of people seated in a gym, some smiling, with tables and chairs in the background.

A woman wearing a blue floral shirt, gloves, and pants stands in a room with wooden floors.

People in a room. A person sits on a chair, and another person adjusts a mask on their head.

Hello NVM Families and Friends... We want to invite you to our Spring Scholastic Book Fair here at NVM starting Feb 23, 2026 from 11:00am - 6:00pm (during our Student Led Conferences) in the NVM Library.... Then from Feb 24th - 27th the book fair will be open from 8:00am - 3:30pm in the NVM Library as well... We appreciate your support for our book fair which will help get more books in our collections here at NVM...

https://www.scholastic.com/bf/navajomiddleschool

3 days ago, Daryln Owens

This is our book fair flyer on Feb 23-27, 2026 at Navajo Mid School. It shows the dates, times and location. It has a stack of books with a little girl sitting on the books reading.

We invite Parents and Families to the Spring Student Led Conferences on Feb 23, 2026 from 11:00am - 6:30pm. We encourage parents to schedule a time with your students employability teacher. We hope to see you all there.

4 days ago, Daryln Owens

This is the SLC flyer for our Student Led Conferences for NPHS & NVM. It will be Feb 23, 2026 from 11:00am - 6:30pm. We are asking that prents reach out to their students employability teacher to schedule an appointment time.

‼️TIME CORRECTION: Spring Sports Parent Night @ 5:00 in NPH Gym and Carnival of Words Family Night at 5:30 pm in NPH Cafeteria. Weather permitting. Keep an eye out for any updates based on weather.

4 days ago, Jessie Wilson

Heritage Language & Culture Social Studies Fair
Join us February 18–20, 2026 at Red Rock Park for our Heritage Language and Culture Social Studies Fair!
February 18, 2026
7th & 10th Grade (All Schools)
February 19, 2026
5th Grade
(Crownpoint, Twin Lakes, Navajo, David Skeet, Catherine Miller, Stagecoach, Del Norte, Jefferson)
February 20, 2026
5th Grade
(Thoreau, Tohatchi, Ramah, Chee Dodge, Lincoln, Tobe Turpen, Indian Hills, Red Rock)
This event is open to the public, and we encourage parents and community members to stop by and see all the fun and creative projects our students have been working so hard on. Come support our students and celebrate their amazing work!

5 days ago, Gallup McKinley County Schools

Spring Sports meeting is Wednesday Feb 18th @ 5:00pm in the NPH GYM. Stay after for food and fun with our Carnival of Words!

9 days ago, Navajo Middle

Join us for Spring Sports Parent Meeting. Wednesday February 18th at 5:00-6:00pm. Then stay for The Carnival of Words Wednesday February 18th 5:30-7:00pm. In the Navajo Pine Cafeteria. Bring the faily for our Literacy Academic Night. Experience a night of Mask-Making, Adjectives, Poetry Beads, and King Cake word hunt! Snacks Provided.

Tonight's Spring Sports Parent Meeting will be rescheduled.

10 days ago, Navajo Middle School

House Bill 253 is being heard 02/09 at 8:30 AM, and your voice matters.

If this bill passes it will cause a $47 million dollar shortfall for GMCS this year - but there is still time to stop this legislation from moving forward. We are asking our community to please call and email members of the House Education Committee and our local legislators and urge them to vote NO on HB 253.

Please know this: GMCS is doing everything within its power to avoid any negative consequences to our students, staff, and community. We are actively advocating, working with legislators, and fighting to protect the funding our students depend on. A few minutes of your time telling our legislators to vote NO on House Bill 253 will make a real difference. Thank you for standing with our students and schools.

We are asking our community to please call and email members of the House of Education Committee and our local legislatures and urge them to vote NO to HB 253.

Chair
G. Andrés Romero – 505-514-9574
andres.romero@nmlegis.gov

Vice Chair
Joy Garratt – 505-986-4341
joy.garratt@nmlegis.gov

Ranking Member
Brian G. Baca – 505-986-4221
brian.baca@nmlegis.gov

Members
Jack Chatfield – 505-986-4467 – jack.chatfield@nmlegis.gov
Catherine J. Cullen – 505-986-4226 – catherine.cullen@nmlegis.gov
Martha Garcia – 505-986-4464 – martha.garcia@nmlegis.gov
Anita Gonzales – 505-986-4255 – anita.gonzales@nmlegis.gov
Yanira Gurrola – 505-986-4435 – yanira.gurrola@nmlegis.gov
Raymundo Lara – 505-986-4777 – raymundo.lara@nmlegis.gov
Tanya Mirabal Moya – 505-986-4214 – Tanya.MirabalMoya@nmlegis.gov
Patricia Roybal Caballero – 505-986-4416 – pat.roybalcaballero@nmlegis.gov
E. Diane Torres-Velásquez – 505-986-4255 -diane.torresvelasquez@nmlegis.gov
Harlan Vincent – 505-986-4450 – Harlan.Vincent@nmlegis.gov

Representatives:

Michelle Paulene Abeyta - 505-986-4254 - michelle.abeyta@nmlegis.gov

Martha Garcia - 505-986-4464 - martha.garcia@nmlegis.gov

D. Wonda Johnson - 505-986-4433 - dwonda.johnson@nmlegis.gov

Patricia A. Lundstrom - 505-986-4249 - patricia.lundstrom@nmlegis.gov

Senators:

George K. Muñoz - 505-986-4371 - george.munoz@nmlegis.gov

Shannon D. Pinto - 505-986-4835 - shannon.pinto@nmlegis.gov

Please visit our website for more information on HB 253. https://www.gmcs.org/page/hb

13 days ago, Gallup McKinley County Schools

Baseball season is almost here. Get your kids signed up for Gallup Little League!

24 days ago, Gallup McKinley County Schools

REGISTRATION NOW OPEN JANUARY 9 TO MARCH 7 SPACE IS LIMITED SCAN TO REGISTER DIVISIONS: • TeeBall Coed Age 4-6 $100 • Minors/Majors Age 7-10 • $120 • Juniors/Seniors Ages 11-16 • $130 For more details, visit: www.leagues.bluesombrero.com/gallup Email: gallupbsaa@gmail.com

All student laptops will need to be on campus on Monday, February 2, for a laptop reconciliation. 💻

25 days ago, Navajo Middle School

We are having a special spirit day on Monday, January 26, for Principal Wilson's 40th birthday!
Dress-Up Choices:
🦄Unicorns & Rainbows - wear your brightest, most magical colors
OR
🖤All black - because she's officially entering her "cool 40s era"

30 days ago, Navajo Middle School

Principal Wilson's 40th birthday dress up spirit day - Monday, January 26. Wear bright, rainbow colors OR all black!

Our Navajo Middle School Math Textbook Adoption -
Community and Parent Review on January 20th to 27th

about 1 month ago, Daryln Owens

The Gallup McKinley County Schools flyer that is a math textbook adoption- Community & Parent review on Jan 20th-27th. The flyer has books, backpacks, pencils, clocks and other school items on the flyer.

Congratulations to our door decoration winners!

For employability classes, we have the following:
-"Feel Good" Award - Mr. Bjornstad's Class
-Most Traditional Award - Mrs. Howard's Class
-Most Unique Award - Mr. Brossy's Class
-Best in Show - Mrs. Garcia's Class

For staff doors, we have the following:
-"Feel Good" Award - Ms. Begay
-Most Traditional Award - Ms. Tsosie
-Most Unique Award - Mr. Mark & Mr. Wallace
-Best in Show - Mrs. Owens

2 months ago, Navajo Middle School

Ms. Tsosie with a traditional snowman wearing a belt and a hat.

Mrs. Howard's door features coyote stories and a hogan

Mrs. Garcia's door looks like a stocking with snowmen, more stockings, and snowflakes

Ms. Begay's door features Santa and his reindeer, a hilltop, and a gingerbread man

Mrs. Owen's door is the whole Polar Express with the staff as elves

Mr. Brossy's door has Santa in a sleigh, a snowman, and a hogan

Mr. Mark and Mr. Wallace's door plays music and has a Christmas tree with real lights.

Mr. Bjornstad's door features a gingerbread house with a tree and snowflakes.

NVM will be giving out food boxes tomorrow all day from 8am-3 pm.

Please stop by the school and pick up for your student!

2 months ago, Jessie Wilson

Food boxes for Winter Break are available for pick-up now through Friday! Pick up at the school. Boxes include two weeks of meals. For questions, please call 505-721-5300.

2 months ago, Navajo Middle School

Christmas Break Food Box Distribution - at Navajo Mid Dec 15-19. Boxes contain 1 thaw-and-serve box, 1 shelf-stable box, and 1 gallon + 1 pint of milk. Boxes can go home on the bus with bus riders. Boxes are heavy. Call 505-721-5300 for questions.

The Annual Toys for Tots distribution is coming soon!

2 months ago, Gallup McKinley County Schools

iMSSA Testing at NVM this week! Please ensure all students are at school and on time! Testing starts right at 8:00am!

3 months ago, Jessie Wilson

Christmas Family Craft Night: Math, Crafts, and Merriment
NPH and NVM are hosting a joint Family Night on December 17th in the NVM Cafeteria from 6:00pm-8:00pm! Join us for food, fun, and family craft time!

3 months ago, Jessie Wilson

❄️The community of Navajo Pine presents the 5th Annual Community Christmas Parade! 🎄
The line-up will begin at 5 PM in the Navajo Pine Market parking lot. The parade will begin at 6 PM.
☃️Prizes, Toys for Tots, and hot cocoa will be given out! ☕
See you there!

3 months ago, Navajo Pine High School

5th Annual Community Christmas Parade on Dec 13th. Line-up starts at 5 PM in the NP Market The parade begins at 6 PM. Prizes, Toys for Tots, and hot cocoa will be given out. Parade route starts in the Navajo Pine Market parking lot, proceeds to Poplar Ave, then through the NPHS parking lot, down Route 12 to Cedar Ave, up to Lone Pine, to Shepherd Springs Housing, ending back in the Navajo Pine Market Parking Lot.