We are working with staff on developing our welding, culinary, and electrical/plumbing programs, and the LANL Foundation grants have been instrumental in providing funds for materials and support for building regional partnerships to support these programs.

NADFA provides career preparedness trainings for high school students for well-paying, engaging, in-demand jobs in New Mexico through collaborative project-based learning programs, micro-certifications, project portfolio development and pre-apprenticeship programs.

New Mexico MESA provides is a pre-college program providing professional development, mentor opportunities, and college and career preparedness in mathematics, engineering, science, or technology related fields.

LAPS staff members from all school sites are forming MLSS Foundations Teams to engage in the work of Creating Safe, Positive, and Inclusive Learning Environments through implementing the Safe and Civil Schools Framework.

The Santa Fe Outdoor Education Collaborative provides third, fourth, and fifth graders, and their teachers, with high-quality, nature-based science lessons based on the natural environment here in Northern New Mexico.

Big Futures: Big Brothers Big Sisters High School Bigs Leadership Program: Support to develop and implement a Leadership model for High School Students serving as Bigs in our One-to-One mentoring program in schools across Northern New Mexico.

Bridges Project for Education expands access to college and vocational training, primarily for students from historically underrepresented groups through early engagement outreach, individualized counseling, and alumni support.

A Global and New Mexican Art History Course at Chama Valley Schools will guide the participants through a process of inquiry and project-based-learning rooted in the context of their own communities, as well as this pivotal moment in their lives and in our society in which they will develop marketable skills, develop their voices and skills as creatives, and be enabled to make courageous choices to select an educational or vocational path to build towards the best future they can imagine.

CAVU will continue to expand the reach of the Climate Innovation Challenge program in Northern New Mexico with a specific focus on tribal community engagement.

College and Career Plaza provides 1:1 guidance, workshops, and classroom presentations to 9-12 grade students at Santa Fe High School, Capital High School, the Early College Opportunities School and the Santa Fe Indian School.