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SFIS - e-Newsletter - 5/11/2018 to 5/19/2018
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EVENTS FOR WEEK OF 5/11 to 5/19
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Today, 5/11:
Car Wash! 9am-12pm
behind Wellness Center - $5 or more donation. 9th grade fundraiser.
SFIS Robotics Club compete and defend their title at
RoboRAVE @ ABQ Convention Center
- Presenters include SFIS Alumnus (Class of 2002) - George Gorospe, NASA Ames Research Scientist
Senior End of Year field trip.
Seniors and their grade level team will be on a fun outing to celebrate the end of the year.
SFIS Track & Field qualifiers
compete at NMAA State Track & Field Meet at UNM Soccer complex.
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This Weekend:
Saturday, 5/12 -
RoboRAVE
continues at ABQ Convention Center
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Week-long events:
Senior Finals 5/14 to 5/17
Requests to take early finals will need to be approved by Faith Rosetta, Principal
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Return checked-out devices to LMC
early to avoid long-lines at end of year check out.
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Monday, 5/14
Friday Schedule (all classes meet)
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Tuesday, 5/15
Senior Finals Continue
Spring Sports Banquet
- 6pm Pueblo Dining Hall. Any student who participated in spring sports and their families are invited to attend.
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Wednesday, 5/16
Senior Finals Continue
English III AP Exam
AP students report to MST Lecture Hall by 7:45 am.
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Thursday, 5/17
Senior Finals Continue
World History AP Exam
AP students report to MST Lecture Hall by 7:45 am.
8th Grade EOY Field Trip
– Cliff Amusement Park
7th & 8th Grade Dorm Field Trip
- Isotopes Game in ABQ (evening).
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Friday, 5/18
Last Day for Seniors and 8th Graders
Check out and fees.
7th Grade EOY Field Trip
– Cliff Amusement Park (Academic Day)
Graduation Rehearsal (Mandatory):
Seniors are required to attend graduation rehearsal at Pueblo Pavilion after check out.
Senior Banquet
- 5:30pm at Pueblo Pavilion - 2 guests per senior.
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Saturday, 5/19
SFIS Japan Cultural Exchange
will be selling small craft items and shirts at the Santa Fe Japanese Festival at Santa Fe Community Convention Center, 9:30am-5pm. Fundraiser for Japan trip, July 2018.
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NEWS FOR WEEK OF 5/11 to 5/19
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On Thursday, May 10 - Middle School and High School students celebrated a year of Health and Wellness with fun activities. Students enjoyed a day of water slides, zorb ball track, snow cones, and a salsa competition. H&W classes were held Thursdays 2pm – 3:30 pm. H&W curriculum is based on improving overall student wellness. We provide classes such as capoeira, team-building, substance abuse prevention, creative writing, bike class, relaxation, making positive choices, stress relief, and physical activities. - SFIS Student Living Department
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Century Bank honored SFIS students Dominik Morning Dove and Iesha Pacheco
at a banquet. Each student invited a teacher who inspired him or her: Beth Cammarata inspired Iesha, and Dominik recognized Carlene Carey. The May 20 edition of The New Mexican will feature pictures and accounts of the evening's festivities.
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The 2017-18 yearbooks will be here soon!
Please see or call Leona in the high school academic office, (505) 989-6330, to pre-order your yearbook!
Yearbooks are $35 per copy. You can also order through our finance page: (scroll down to other payment - Enter your name and Yearbook for name and description.)
Get yours while supplies last! Arlene Huber, Yearbook Editor
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United Health Care donated to SFIS prom fund with a generous sponsorship. The prom committee is very grateful for the donation and wishes to send a hearty
"Thank you, United Health Care!"
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School Year 2018-2019
Calendar now available for SY18-19
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What new core value was added recently to SFIS core values?
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12
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grade Core Value Award Winners - Logan Chavarillo-Tenorio, Iesha Pacheco, Asia Suazo, Tolaska Hunts Along, Keeshawn Lucero, Daretia Candelaria, Michael Cammmarata, Stephanie Aguino, Jasper Hokeah, Talor Lucero, Chris Lucero, Joylyn Garcia, Raven Alcott, Donavan Frenier, Jarren Frenier, Quiana Ortiz, Zachary Chavez, Kayla Tenorio, Angelia Manuelito, and Timothy Quintana.
Congrats!
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Graduation is around the corner!
SFIS Commencement Exercises
Friday, May 25, 2018 - 10:00 am
Pueblo Pavilion Wellness Center
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Finals Information
Seniors Finals Week: Monday, 5/14 to Friday, 5/18.
Requests for early exams will need to be approved by Faith Rosetta, Principal.
Seniors will have rehearsal and check-out after their last exam on Friday, 5/18
9th-11th Finals Week: Monday, 5/21 to Thursday, 5/24.
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8th Grade Promotion
May 23, 2018 @ 10am - Pueblo Pavilion Wellness Center
Monday and Tuesday – May 14
and May 15, 2018
- 7
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Grade Student Presentations on “Knowing Self”
- 8
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Grade Student Presentations on “My Heroes”
Wednesday – May 16, 2018
- Final exams and Presentation make ups
Thursday – May 17, 2018
- 8
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Grade EOY Field Trip – Cliff Amusement Park
Friday – May 18, 2018
- 7
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Grade EOY Field Trip – Cliff Amusement Park
- 8
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Grade Last day and rehearsal for Promotion
Congratulations to the following students:
- Bailey Nez for participating with IAIA and Dr. Atomic.
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ATHLETICS/SPORTS INFORMATION
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CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS @ SFIS
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COLLEGE & SUMMER PROGRAM INFORMATION
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The purpose of the Santa Fe Indian School Scholarships is to provide funding to Santa Fe Indian School graduating seniors and alumni pursuing a post-secondary course of study at either an accredited college/university or established vocational institution.
Criteria for the Board of Trustee Scholarship:
· Applicant must be a Santa Fe Indian School 2018 Graduating Senior
· Applicant is accepted to an accredited college/university or an established vocational institution
· Applicant is attending full-time (12 credit hours or above) beginning the 2018-2019 School Year
· Applicant has a current GPA of 3.0 or above
Criteria for the Francis Abeyta Memorial Alumni Scholarship:
· Applicant must be a Santa Fe Indian School Alumnus
· Applicant is attending an accredited college/university or an established vocational institution
· Applicant is attending full-time (12 credit hours or above)
· Applicant has a current GPA of 3.0 or above
Deadline:
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cholarship applications are due by
Friday, June 15, 2018
(no exceptions). Applications postmarked after this date and/or incomplete applications will not be considered. Applicants will be notified by email the status of their application. For more information please contact Kimberly Shije at 505-216-7365 or
[email protected]
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Kewa Tribal members:
Opportunity for educational funding:
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CNM Summer Dual Credit
The CNM Summer dual credit program is offering courses in Pre-architecture and drafting; office administration and business analytics. Contact
[email protected]
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$1500 Scholarships for Native American Business Students
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10
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& 11
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grade students: The UNM Summer Transportation Institute (STI) & UNITE cost free summer programs are accepting applications. Both programs help prepare students for college-level studies & careers in engineering & STEM related fields. Application deadline: Friday, May 18
th Check online at:
2018 UNM/STI/UNITE Programs & download the application.
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COMMUNITY EVENTS
June 13 - Sandia Pueblo Feast Day
June 24 - Ohkay Owingeh Feast Day
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2018 Pueblo Crossroads
Pueblos working together to promote health and wellness through a series of fun runs/walks.
May 16 - Wednesday - Sandia Pueblo "Super Hero Run" 5:30pm - Education & Recreation Center
May 28 - Monday - Santa Clara Pueblo "Memorial Day Run" 4:30pm - Puye Cliff Dwellings
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Santa Fe's 14th Japan Cultural Festival
will be held Saturday, May 19 from 9:30 am to 5:00 pm at the Santa Fe Community Convention Center near the Santa Fe Plaza. It's a family day featuring stage performances and activities in the court yard reminiscent of the festivals of Japan. Admission is $5 for adults, and free for children under 12.
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Santa Fe Indian School | 505-989-6330 | [email protected] | http://www.sfis.k12.nm.us
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