Shiprock Pool has released its summer schedule with details on admission fees, swim lessons, punch cards, and private rentals. The facility is open Monday through Thursday with special rates for local employees.
Central Consolidated School District will provide free summer meals for children ages 1–18 at eight locations starting June 1. The program runs in two sessions throughout June and July with no registration required.
Central Consolidated School District has published detailed guidelines for upcoming graduation and promotion ceremonies across its schools in late May 2026. The guidance covers schedules, ticketing procedures, security protocols, accessibility features, prohibited items, parking information—and emphasizes family involvement throughout these milestone events.
Tayeanna Bekise has been named one of twelve students nationally—and New Mexico’s only recipient—to earn an FCCLA National Leadership Conference Scholarship for 2026. The recognition supports her participation at July’s event in Washington D.C., highlighting both local achievement and representation.
Ervin Trujillo has been named principal of Shiprock High School by Central Consolidated School District. With more than two decades of experience—including previous roles within CCSD—Trujillo aims to foster student achievement and engagement.
Central Consolidated School District will destroy certain special education records beginning July 31, 2026. Parents and former students who wish to obtain their records must contact the Special Education Office by July 30.
Newcomb High School will host its first-ever First Responders Day on May 5. The event connects students with public safety professionals through demonstrations and career discussions. Central Consolidated School District highlights its commitment to education and community engagement.
The MC3 program will visit Central Consolidated School District high schools on March 25. Graduating seniors will learn about direct pathways into union building trades careers with local training options.
Central Consolidated School District is asking families and staff to vote on the 2026-27 academic calendar. Two options are available, differing mainly in the use of half days and early release times. Voting is open until noon on April 1.
The Newcomb Lady Skyhawks basketball team reached the state quarterfinals for a second year in a row. Players reflected on teamwork, personal growth, and inspiring younger students. Their story highlights both athletic achievement and strong community ties.