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Free Teen Night, hosted by the City of Santa Fe.

Next Friday: Free Teen Night at GCCC 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday, December 16 View as Webpage CITY OF SANTA FE Your City At Work   Free Teen Night at the Genoveva Chavez Community Center 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday, December 16 The Mayor’s Youth Ad

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This is happening tonight.....SFPS looks at redistricting. This applies to the districts within SFPS, not school boundaries.
Santa Fe Public Schools Board of Education will hold a town hall on redistricting from 5 to 7 pm tonight in its board room (610 Alta Vista) in advance of adopting new board districts by the end of next month. According to redistricting plans, under the current district composition, District 3 is too large and needs to lose population. The board will consider three concepts to address the issue. Concept A's goal is "to minimally change the boundaries of current districts to equalize the population and retain two Hispanic-majority districts." Concept B would also strive to minimally change the boundaries while "keeping more neighborhoods together and keeping boundaries between districts along major thoroughfares and features wherever possible." Concept C's objective would be to "align board member districts with the schools they are assigned to represent." Watch a presentation from Research & Polling, Inc on the proposed redistricting here (you can review the proposal here). The public can submit comments to [email protected].

Do you know that SFPS currently has several community schools and is working toward making all schools community schools?

Community Schools Offer More Than Just Teaching The concept has been around for a while, but the pandemic reinforced the importance of providing support to families and students to enhance learning.

Starting tomorrow....Family Literacy Academy. Free from he tNM Department of Education (NM PED).
https://app.peachjar.com/flyers/2327501/districts/50043

Check out this new and fun tool. The NMSU ICAN (Ideas for Cooking and Nutrition) program and the Department of Innovative Media, Research & Extension collaborated with other educators in New Mexico and Puerto Rico to identify foods and make the tool usable for kids and adults. Users learn how their favorite foods fit into a MyPlate guide, learn how to split combination foods into the MyPlate categories (including culturally relevant foods such as enchiladas, mutton stew or Indian tacos), and find easy ways to eat more of what they need. Users can use foods that are specific to New Mexico and our region, histories, and communities.

MyPlateMyDay | Home Use MyPlateMyDay as a guide for the day and plan what you would like to eat! Learn how your favorite foods fit into a MyPlate guide, how to split favorite combination foods into the MyPlate categories, and get help finding easy ways to eat more of what you need.

And if you run out of books to read, check out the library!

Then ask your legislators to support libraries in your state - action.everylibrary.org/emailreps

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