Graduation Dates
Last Day for Seniors is May 4th!
Congratulations to the Class of 2018!!
Last Day for Seniors is May 4th!
Congratulations to the Class of 2018!!
Available Positions:
Site Director – Pass out meals, control lunch site and complete paperwork correctly daily.
Driver - Deliver breakfast and lunch meals in coolers to the sites and pick them up after the meals have been served and return them to the kitchen, where you will separate the left overs and properly dispose of unusable items. You are also responsible for picking up the daily paperwork from the Site Directors. Help clean coolers as needed.
Dock – Fill coolers with milk and load trucks with meals by site. Help in kitchen as needed and help clean as needed.
Cook Helper – Prepares Meals, clean and prepare for next day menu. May also sub at lunch sites.
Monitors – Review Sites, site nutrition training and help in the kitchen and on the dock as needed.
Cook Manager – Oversee the kitchen and other duties as assigned, complete paperwork correctly daily.
Driver Assistant – Assist Driver with coolers. May also be assigned a site as needed.
Other duties may be assigned to all positions as needed.
We will be accepting applications for the Summer Lunch Program April 24th through May 4th, 2018. Applications will be available at the Student Support Center in the SFE Food Service Department.
See below
Director:
Michael M. Cubacub, Ed.D.
505-721-1158
Coordinator:
Ashley Ryan, Ph.D.
505-721-2243
Istation’s Indicators of Progress (ISIP) Early Reading and ISIP Lectura Temprana are sophisticated, web-delivered computer-adaptive testing (CAT) systems that provide continuous progress monitoring (CPM) by frequently assessing and reporting student ability in critical domains of reading and Spanish early reading, respectively, throughout the academic year.
The SBA for Science is administered to students grades 4, 7 and high school. It is a computer based assessment.
Information regarding practice tests is on the website below:
http://ped.state.nm.us/AssessmentAccountability/AssessmentEvaluation/SBA/index.html
PARCC is the formative state mandated assessment administered in the spring of each school year. All students, regardless of income, family background or geography, should have equal access to a world-class education that will prepare them for success after high school. New state standards set consistent expectations in English language arts/literacy and mathematics for every student, and the PARCC tests provide a valid and reliable evaluation of each student’s progress toward them. In fact, recent independent studies have found that PARCC aligns to the standards and assessment criteria that matter most.
States can administer PARCC in English language arts/literacy and mathematics for grades 3-8 and high school. The tests are fully accessible and were were developed based on years of research and development.
End of the Course Exam (EOCs) serve as the final exam when a course has been completed. In the elementary schools, EOCs are administered to 5th graders who have taken PE, Art/Music. They are administered at the middle school level and the high school level, serving as the final exam of a completed course. EOCs may be administered at the end of the first semester for students who have completed a course at that time. For some of our schools, EOCs are administered quarterly for those students who have completed a course within that time frame.
http://ped.state.nm.us/AssessmentAccountability/AssessmentEvaluation/EOC/index.html
State mandated assessment for grades 3 - 11, on English Language Arts (ELA) and Math. For school specific schedules please contact the school administrator.
State mandated assessment for grades 3 - 11 on English Language Arts (ELA) and Math. This window is specifically for Paper-based tests.
End-of-Year assessment of Reading
K - 2 state mandated assessment
3 - 5 district required assessment