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Please view the flyer below for locations, dates, and times!
¡Comidas gratuitas de verano para niños de 1 a 18 años! ☀️🍎
¡Por favor, vea el volante de abajo para conocer las ubicaciones, fechas y horarios!




The Pojoaque Valley School District Board of Education has officially adopted the 2026–2027 school calendar, which includes our transition to a four-day school week beginning next school year.
This decision followed months of research, planning, and community engagement including more than 1,300 survey responses from students, staff, families, and community members. Thank you for making your voices heard!
Our goal throughout this process was clear:
✅ Minimize instructional disruption
✅ Improve student and staff attendance
✅ Protect meaningful learning time to fully implement the 16 Strategies to achieve our four Goals outlined in our District Strategic Plan: Ignite the Path
✅ Strengthen literacy and numeracy outcomes
✅ Support recruitment and retention of high-quality educators
As we move to a four-day week, strong attendance will be more important than ever for staff and students. Each instructional day will be focused and impactful, and being present every day will be critical to student success.
We extend our sincere appreciation to our Calendar Committee for their hard work, innovation, and thoughtful problem-solving throughout this process.
Together, we are building a strong future for PVSD students!

Don’t miss out on the upcoming season! Make sure your player is registered before the deadline.
From learning the fundamentals to building confidence and teamwork, Little League is an amazing experience for kids of all skill levels.
📅 Registration Deadline: March 1st
👉 Be sure to sign up before it’s too late.

Wednesday, February 11
🚍 Ride the bus to AND from school!
All student riders are officially counted on this day, and these numbers help determine state transportation funding for routes, fuel, maintenance, and safety.
👉 More riders = more support for our Transportation Department!
🪪 Bus Pass Reminder:
Students must scan their bus pass when riding. Need a new or replacement pass? Please contact the front office as soon as possible.
💙 How families can help:
✔ Ride the bus to school
✔ Ride the bus home
✔ Encourage friends to join
Thank you for supporting our bus drivers and transportation team! 🚌✨

Thank you for the guidance, support, and care you give our students every single day. Your impact goes far beyond the office door, and we’re so grateful for all you do!

🎄❄️ Happy Holidays, Pojoaque Valley community! ❄️🎄
Here is our holiday break schedule for students!
We hope everyone enjoys a safe, restful, and joyful holiday season! 💚🤍

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To maximize funding, we encourage all students to ride the bus to and from school on Dec. 1st 🚍. School buses are the safest way to travel 🛡️.
Please remember: All Pre-K–12 students must use their Z Pass cards 💳 for safety and tracking.
Thank you for your support! 🙌 Let’s boost ridership on December 1st! 🟩🚌


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We want to reassure our families and staff that the LANL'S chromium plume is not affecting any of our school campuses. We remain in close communication with the New Mexico Environment Department and are actively monitoring the situation to ensure the continued safety of our students and employees.
For community members living in or near the affected area, please stay informed and be aware of any potential health symptoms. These may include respiratory issues such as coughing, wheezing, or asthma-like symptoms, as well as skin reactions like irritation or dermatitis. If you experience any concerning symptoms, please consult a medical professional.
We will continue to share updates as new information becomes available. Thank you for your continued trust and support.

Thank you for your strength, leadership, and unwavering patriotism.


Remember to go out and vote today! From 7am to 7pm
What the GO Bond Is & Why It Matters
A GO Bond is a way for school districts like ours to secure funding for critical facility improvements—things like repairing aging buildings, upgrading classrooms, enhancing safety and security, and ensuring our students have access to modern, 21st-century learning environments. These are the investments that help our children thrive and prepare them for the future.
No Tax Rate Increase
One of the most important things to know is this: the GO Bond will not raise your current tax rate. It simply allows us to continue reinvesting in our schools without adding new costs to you, our supportive taxpayers.
Why Community Support Is Crucial
Our schools are the heart of this community, and when we invest in them, we invest in every child’s potential and in the strength of Pojoaque Valley as a whole. Your support ensures safe, updated facilities that reflect the pride we all have in our schools.


Las Clínicas del Norte’s School-Based Health Center is proud to offer Care Coordination Services for students and families! 💚

A heartfelt thank-you to our incredible principals for their dedication, leadership, and commitment to our students and staff:
PRES – Lynda Trujillo, Elizabeth Pacheco
PVIS – Cherie Romero
SGA/PVMS – Judy Salipan, Theresa Lovato
PVHS – Ryan Cordova, Deena Aggad
Your leadership inspires excellence every day — we appreciate all that you do!

