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Questions or Comments about the Newsletter, contact Eddy Wauneka (505) 771-6797
In This Issue:
Education News 2
Education Contacts 6
Wellness contacts 11
Say FiT Calendar 19
S.A.D.E. Calendar 20
Santa Ana Education and Community Wellness
Programs
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11/2311/23
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Carroll Elementary Giselle Montoya
Home School Liaison Phone:(505) 404-5573 Cell: (505) 250-9447
Santa Ana Department of Education S.A.D.E.
Please be sure to call the
front office anytime your
child(ren) will miss any class
time so it can be excused.
Please do not hesitate to
contact me if you have any
questions.
11/21 Anthony E. Garcia
11/27 Kayla Garcia
Favorite
November
Books: 10 Fat Turkeys
by Tony Johnston
Fletcher and the
Falling Leaves
by Julia Rawlinson
Pete the Cat: The
First Thanksgiving
by James Dean
Fancy Nancy and the
Fall Foliage
by Jane O’Connor
Reading with your child can prepare them for testing.
At CES the Istation testing (reading fluency) is the first week of each month. Helping them prepare for the test by simply reading together can make a huge difference in their scores. This will show you as a parent where your child is hav-ing difficulties in their reading. Working together will build their confidence and prepare them for the next test.
For more information on the test you can visit their website at,
www.istation.com.
“Always pass on what you have learned.” -Yoda
11/15 Thanksgiving Luncheon
11/16 Coyote PACC Meeting
11/20 Family Homework Night
11/22-24 Thanksgiving Break
What’s happening at CES:
Alayna Hunter Garcia &
Nikki Garcia These students have been in
school for 49 days with no
tardies, early checkouts, and
absences. Great Job Students!
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Santa Ana Department of Education S.A.D.E.
Bernalillo Elementary
Carleen M. Mody Home School Liaison Cell: (505) 259-9031
School: (505)404-5400
3rd grade:
Xavier Masawiestewa
Isabella Montoya
Pearl Polingumptewa
Maliya Tenorio
4th grade: Daniel Nieto
5th grade: Caden Archuleta
Haley Armijo
Jeremy Armijo
Cameron Garcia-
Sandoval
Malia Hunter-Garcia
Antonia Montoya
Jordyn Renville
Important Dates:
11/11 Thanksgiving Lunch
11/22-24 Thanksgiving
Holiday
No School
11/05
Haley Armijo
11/19 Antonio
Pena-Jamon GOOD ATTENDANCE: 1GOOD ATTENDANCE: 1GOOD ATTENDANCE: 1
ststst QRTQRTQRT
(2 or less absences, tardys, early check outs)(2 or less absences, tardys, early check outs)(2 or less absences, tardys, early check outs)
Maliya Tenorio Devery Suina Maliya Tenorio Devery Suina Maliya Tenorio Devery Suina
Jeremy ArmijoJeremy ArmijoJeremy Armijo
PERFECT ATTENDANCE 1PERFECT ATTENDANCE 1PERFECT ATTENDANCE 1ststst QRT :QRT :QRT :
Raeana Lujan Cameron GarciaRaeana Lujan Cameron GarciaRaeana Lujan Cameron Garcia---SandovalSandovalSandoval
Malia HunterMalia HunterMalia Hunter---GarciaGarciaGarcia Gabriel MontoyaGabriel MontoyaGabriel Montoya
Thank you to all of you who came out to the
BES Fall Carnival!
REMINDER’S:
Reports cards went home on October 27TH. Please let me
know if you do not receive your child’s report card.
Attendance plays a HUGE part in our children’s education. When they are not in school they are missing important teaching that sometimes teachers can’t go back and reteach. It is imperative our students
are at school on time and stay the entire day
We have 25 Santa Ana students at BES
For the 1st 9 weeks we had :
28 days students were absent and no one called in for them.
39 days students were excused.
30 tardies
39 early check outs
Please help keep our children in school and learning.
Homework:
Homework needs to be turned in daily or weekly. All students must read nightly. Please
read your child’s agenda nightly. Reading logs also must be
signed nightly.
Honor Roll 1st QRT.
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Bernalillo Middle School
Marcella Garcia
Home School Liaison
Cell: (505) 350-5197
S.A.D.E. Santa Ana Department of Education
Students are required to write in their agenda daily, this will show you what homework they have.
Students that are tardy to school in the morning, it is required that the parent bringing the student will have to come in and sign the student in at the office.
If your child is out sick please make sure you have called the school to excuse them for the day.
If you need homework for them, leave the request with the front office, or you can call me to get that to you.
Camron Renville Jaslyn Lujan Joel Wood Juanica Sandoval Mariah Masawiestewa Rozlyn Raton Victoria Baca
Thanksgiving Break
Nov. 22nd-24th
GOOD ATTENDANCE:GOOD ATTENDANCE:GOOD ATTENDANCE:
(1(1(1---2 days absent)2 days absent)2 days absent)
Nevaeh Menchego Camron RenvilleNevaeh Menchego Camron RenvilleNevaeh Menchego Camron Renville
Matthew RatonMatthew RatonMatthew Raton---Armijo Jaslyn LujanArmijo Jaslyn LujanArmijo Jaslyn Lujan
Chantel Leon Cheyenne GallegosChantel Leon Cheyenne GallegosChantel Leon Cheyenne Gallegos
Madison Armijo Justin SandovalMadison Armijo Justin SandovalMadison Armijo Justin Sandoval
PERFECT ATTENDANCE PERFECT ATTENDANCE PERFECT ATTENDANCE
Juanica SandovalJuanica SandovalJuanica Sandoval
Derek GarciaDerek GarciaDerek Garcia
Honor Roll
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S.A.D.E. LIBRARY
Library Hours
Closed for lunch 12:00-1:00pm Closed Saturday & Sunday
Melverna Lujan (505) 771-6736
The school year is quickly moving forward.
Parents please insure your students are doing their homework daily and are turning it in on time.
Parents if your student is going to miss classes due to illness or anything else please call the school and let them know they will be absent so their record doesn’t reflect an unexcused absence.
Students please insure you are attending class daily and are on time.
Students upon your return from an absence please work with your teacher to make up any missed work.
If you need any assistance getting your work, please let me know as soon as possible.
Seniors needing any assistance applying to colleges please see me. FAFSA night is scheduled for Tuesday, November 7
th at 6pm in the BHS library.
Bernalillo High School
Scott Pino
Home School Liaison
Cell: (505) 503-0043
Important dates
11/03- Fall concert- BHS Gym
11/07- FAFSA night- BHS library -6pm
11/14-College application day-BHS library
11/20-Progress checks sent home
11/22-24- Thanksgiving break no school
Santa Ana Department of Education S.A.D.E.
Derek Masawiestewa Joshua Masawiestewa Daniel Otero Samuel Wood
Honor Roll
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Director (505)771-6724 Millie Demmert [email protected]
Assistant Director (505) 771– 6456 Joey Sanchez [email protected]
Santa Ana Librarian (505)771-6736 Melverna Lujan [email protected]
Recreation/Education Coordinator (505)771-6791
Danielyn J. Hardy [email protected]
Computer Education Specialist (505)771-6797 Eddy Wauneka [email protected]
Home School Liaisons Office: 771-6727
Bernalillo High School Cell: (505) 503-0043 Scott Pino [email protected]
Bernalillo Middle School Cell: (505) 350-5197 Marcella Garcia [email protected]
Bernalillo Elementary School Cell: (505) 259-9031 Carleen Mody [email protected]
Carroll Elementary School Cell: (505) 250-9447 Giselle Montoya [email protected]
Out of District Cell: (505) 208-1244 Kevin Naranjo [email protected]
TAMAYA Learning Center (Childcare)
(505) 867-3715
Interim Program Manager
Jeanice Pasqual [email protected]
Pre-K Teachers
Marcella Armijo Lasondra Menchego Tamara Gallegos
Toddler Room Teachers
Deana Sanchez Natalie Blackstar
Infant Room Teachers
Melinda Trancosa Jeanice Pasqual
Part-Time Teacher
Staci Aguilar
Child Care /Summer Lunch Cook
Vanessa Trancosa
Maintenance/Custodian
Dwight Mody
Language & Culture Program Office:(505) 771-6743
Program Manager (505)771-6721 Margaret Garcia [email protected]
Administrative Assistant (505)771-6743 Denelle Garcia [email protected]
Language & Culture Coordinator Cell:(505)377-0226 Juan Montoya [email protected]
Keres Language Teachers Cell:(505)270-3371 Fred Armijo [email protected] [email protected]
Mike Garcia Cell:(505)221-4857 [email protected] Lillian Masawiestewa [email protected] C. Bertha Murillo
Keres Materials Developer Rhoda Lahi [email protected]
Keres Language Teacher Assistants E. Raton Jr. Charlene Pino Donna Armijo Thelma Lahi
Santa Ana Department of Education
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Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA)
To Hold Annual Open House November 6, 2017 Free Public events from 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm on the IAIA Campus
SANTA FE, NM: October 24, 2017. The Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) will be holding an Open House on Monday November 6, 2017 from 2:00 pm until 6:00 pm. The campus is located at 83 Avan Nu Po Road, eight minutes from the intersection of Rodeo Road and Richards Avenue, on the south side of Santa Fe. Exhibitions, demonstrations, and ceremonies will be the order of the day, with open studios and classrooms - plus a Bronze Pour - a sight not often seen by those outside of the art world - taking place at the Allan Houser Haozous Sculpture & Foundry Building at approximately 2:30 pm.
IAIA will celebrate the opening of its newest campus facility, with a dedication ceremony for the Performing Arts and Fitness Building at 3:30 pm featuring special guests Grammy-winning musician Robert Mirabal (Taos Pueblo), Olympic Gold Medalist Billy Mills (Oglala Lakota), Santa Fe Mayor Javier Gonzales, Dr. Barbara Damron, Cabinet Secretary, New Mexico Higher Education Department, and more to be announced. Student performances and athletic demonstrations to follow.
The November IAIA Artist-in-Residence artists, Athena LaTocha (Hunkpapa Lakota/Keweenaw Bay Ojibwe), Frank Buffalo Hyde (Nez Perce/Onondaga), Jason Brown (Koyukan Athabascan), and Wanesia Spry Misquadace (Fond du Lac Ojibway) will also be opening their studios to the public.
Honey Harris from The Big Show will be broadcasting live on KBAC 98.1 FM from 2:00 to 4:00 pm.
Other planed highlights of the day include: Tours of the IAIA Campus starting from the lobby of the Library and Technology Center
"Take a Picture with a Real Indian" -- A performance piece created by artist James Luna (Luiseño).
Although the artist will not be present, the first 60 participants can have their photograph taken with a
life-sized cut-out of Luna. Participants will be able to take the photo with them, and a copy of the
photo will be added to the exhibition.
Screenings in the Digital Dome
An Archery demonstration
A Disc Golf demonstration in the Dance Circle
Musical Performance by Earth Surface People
A Polaroid Photo Booth with free photographs for the first 50 participants, in the Lloyd Kiva New
Welcome Center
Student Readings in the Lloyd Kiva New Welcome Center
A Zumba Demonstration in the Performing Arts and Fitness Center
Performing Arts Student Demonstration in the Performing Arts and Fitness Center
Student Arts Sales and Displays throughout campus
"Wings" Exhibition in the Balzer Contemporary Edge Gallery in the Academic Building
A Book Sale in the Library and Technology Center
Additionally, the IAIA Financial Aid Department with be available to assist students with completing their FAFSA paperwork for Student Aid in the Library and Technology Center
IAIA President Dr. Robert Martin (Cherokee) spoke about the dedication and Open House by commenting: "Please join us for this special occasion when we invite the general public to visit our campus and experience the beauty and creativity of our students and tour our new Performing Arts and Fitness
Center."
Free and open to the public. Light food and refreshments provided by Bon Appétit Café.
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Eddy’s Challenge Page
Name_____________________
Phon
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Starting this month, I will be putting puzzles, math problems, riddles, crosswords, word finds, and drawing Challenges, in the newsletter. Solve it, bring it to me, and your name will be put into a drawing for a chance to win a prize. All are welcome to participate.
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Tamaya Youth Wellness & Recreation
Front Desk: (505) 771-6370
Facility Operations Director (505)771-6371 Andrew Alvarez [email protected]
Operations Manager (505)771-6373 Michael Fahey-Rosas [email protected]
Youth Wellness & Recreation Manager (505)771-6778 Alina Potrzebowski [email protected]
Youth Wellness Specialist (505)771-6742 Tanya Chino [email protected]
Recreation Specialist (505)331-5039 Prince Robertson [email protected]
Youth Fitness Assistants Lila Leon [email protected] Erin Pino [email protected] Demetria Magdalena [email protected] Carla Herrera [email protected]
HOURS OF OPERATION:
MONDAY-FRIDAY 6:00a.m.-8:00p.m. AQUATICS AREA 8:00a.m.-7:30p.m.
SATURDAY-SUNDAY 8:00a.m.-4:00p.m. AQUATICS AREA 8:00a.m.-4:00p.m.
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TWC Recreations Evening Activities Thursday 11/9: Air Hockey Tournament
Tuesday 11/14: Ping Pong Tournament
Tuesday 11/14 thru 11/28: Basketball Games in gym
Thursday 11/30: Santa Ana Youth (SAY) Checkers Tournament
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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
2
3-4 Teen Talk
4-5 Wiffle Ball
5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
3
3-4 Capture the Flag
4-5 Capture the Flag
5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
1
NO Program BPS No School Cultural Day
2
3-4 Teen Choice
4-5 Kids Choice
5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
3
SWIM
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3-4 Teen Talk
4-5 Nutrition Day 5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
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3-4 Teen Walk
4-5 Walk Day
5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
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3-4 Teen Math Help
4-5 Cooking Day
5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
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3-4 Teen Choice
4-5 Relay Day
5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
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No Program
Observed
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3-4 Teen Talk
4-5 DNR Presentation
5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
14
3-4 Teen Walk
4-5 Walk Day
5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
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3-4 Teen Math Help
4-5 Thanksgiving Craft
5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
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3-4 Teen Choice
4-5 Sports Day
5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
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SWIM
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3-4 Teen Talk
4-5 Turkey Trot
5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
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3-4 Teen Walk
4-5 Swim Day
5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
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3-4 Teen Walk
4-5 Halloween Walk
5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
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3-4 Teen Computer
4-5 Coloring & Literacy Activity
5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
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SWIM
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3-4pm Teen Talk
4-5 Cultural Day
5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
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3-4 Teen Walk
4-5 Storytelling
5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
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3-4 Teen Math Help
4-5 Native Arts & Crafts
5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
30 3-4 Teen Choice
4-5 Pow Wow Day
5-6 Homework Tutoring Self Selection
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SWIM
zero to 60 No sugary drinks month
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At The Department of Education
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Science Mondays Homework Help Tutoring
Fruit Roll Ups
3
Computer Tuesdays Homework Help Tutoring
Goldfish
1
No Program
Cultural Day
2 Computer Activities Homework Help Tutoring
Fun Snack
3 No Program
6 Science Mondays Homework Help Tutoring
Popcorn
7 Computer Tuesdays Homework Help Tutoring
PB&J
8 Math Games Homework Help Tutoring
Trail Mix
9 Wellness Activities Homework Help Tutoring
Atole
10 No Program
Observed
13 Science Mondays Homework Help Tutoring
Goldfish
14 Computer Tuesdays Homework Help Tutoring
Veggies w/ Ranch
15 Math Games Homework Help Tutoring
Tortillas w/butter
16 Wellness activities Homework Help Tutoring
Chips & Salsa
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No Program
20 Science Mondays Homework Help Tutoring
Graham Crackers
21 Computer Tuesdays Homework Help Tutoring
Beans w/ Chicos
22 Math Games Homework Help Tutoring
Popcorn
23 Wellness activities Homework Help Tutoring
Chips & Salsa
24 No Program
27 Science Mondays Homework Help Tutoring
Fresh Fruit
28 Computer Tuesdays Homework Help Tutoring
Popcorn
29 Math Games Homework Help Tutoring
PB&J
30 November Birthday
Celebration
Surprise Meal
1 No Program
ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS ABOUT OUR AFTER-SCHOOL ACTIVITIES OR SNACK MENU, PLEASE CALL DJ HARDY @ 771-6791 OR STOP BY
THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
