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The Annual Report was mailed out in December 2021. In the report we include wonderful stories of our past school year as stories of alumni who continue to feel the effects of St. Joseph in their lives. We also share glimpses of the efforts made to keep our school running as well an appeal to support our needs and mission to educate the children of our area.
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On February 17th, 2022 the New Mexico lifted the state mask mandate.
www.krqe.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/12/2022/02/021722-PHO-Masks.pdf St. Joseph Mission School promptly responded to this news with a school update through video message from our principal, Antonio Trujillo. We encourage all friends of the school to watch the video update below for how the school will commence forward. Please know that students safety is out outmost priority and we intend follow tribal mandates along with direction from the Church on how to weather this storm of the pandemic.
Hello SJMS community,
The beginning of this year has been met with much reflection on all our blessings from 2021 and our plans for 2022. Our ultimate goals in our classes growing in relationship with the Lord and in supporting each student in love and respect. We see our classroom instruction along with school events as the opportunities to foster this growth. In this newsletter we will be sharing on the pillars we celebrated during Catholic School Week this year, along with spotlighting our Pre-K Program. Wednesday, December 15, 2021 - Suppers Project in New Mexico
"Sabrina speaks with artist, activist and farmer, Andrea Reynosa and architect Sandra Donner about their collaboration on the First Suppers Project in New Mexico. Andrea's Sky Dog Supper Club project began in the Sullivan County Catskills as a response to the previously proposed fracking in the region and has expanded over the last 7 years to the interdisciplinary First Supper project with Antonio Trujillo and the St. Joseph Mission School, east of Grants, New Mexico where they are working with students from Acoma Pueblo, Laguna Pueblo, San Fidel, Cubero, and other nearby villages. Andrea is continuing her collaboration with the Santa Fe Art Institute on this First Supper socially engaged art project." Thank you to our great friends of the school, Andrea and Sandra, for sharing on this important project! To listen to the full interview, click the button below.
JANUARY 2022Hello and Happy New Year,
Thank You for a Wonderful Year! Through 2021 we received so much support through our St Joseph Mission School community. We're filled with gratitude for everyone who has volunteered or worked with us, donated to a campaign, and spread the word about our school. An outstanding "thank you" to our St Joseph parents, who partner alongside the school in their students' education! In reflecting on the past year - our staff gathered before our school's Christmas break to share gratitude for the ways in which the team has been there for one another. It was a moving time of prayer, which expressed how significant all our efforts are in supporting one another and in supporting the students. In this January Newsletter we want to share some of our student's academic achievements, how our school celebrated the Christmas season, along with introducing some new staff which joined the team in the 2021-2022 school year.
DECEMBER 2021
Blessings to all! We pray you have had a pleasant month filled with family and blessings. During the month of November, here at St. Joseph Mission School, we celebrated a duality of intentions respective to our identity as a school which upholds our Catholic values, alongside our Native American heritage. Saturday, September 18th 2021
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