Thank you to Mr. John Diamond and Beaverhead Outdoors for their donation to support our newly established co-ed HSHS Tennis 🎾 Team!
Our Lady Tigers fought hard, but fell short 60-37 to Hatch’s Lady Bears 🐻. We are so proud of our gals, their coaches, and a successful season! 💪🏼🏀🐯
Our Tiger Boys defeated Cobre 46-37! Let’s go! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🏀❤️🤍💙
Superintendent Segura’s class tour continues with Mr. Serjio Torrez’s AP Environmental Science class at Hot Springs High School! They are close reading House Bill 6 (Clean Future Act) and writing an argumentative essay. 👩🏻🏫👨🏫👩🏻🎓👨🏽🎓
HSHS Tigers Unidos Club (ME Martinez and Cole Segura) presented to the School Board and community about their mission of inclusivity, mentorship, friendship, and service to community. It was amazing to see our students’ commitment and passion to spread kindness and care.
Superintendent Segura’s class visits begin with a visit to Mrs. Guaderrama and Mrs. Eischens’s Financial Literacy class at Hot Springs High School! They are playing The Stock Market Game and have a team that is ranked 24th out of 900 teams nationwide! Great teaching and learning happening in TorC schools! 👩🏻🏫👨🏫👩🏻🎓👨🏽🎓
Sandra Rios from Hot Springs High School's JROTC sponsored by Post 44 received the highest score in the sporter discipline for the State of New Mexico!
Sandra is the State Champion in The American Legion Junior Shooting Sports National Postal Tournament! We are TIGER PROUD!
Congratulations to Hot Springs High School’s Rotary Students of the Month, Sandra Rios and Ryan Stratton! Superintendent Channell Segura, Mrs. Marisa Guaderrama, and the TorC Rotary Club recognized these two for being TERRIFIC Tigers!
In honor of Chinese Lunar New Year 2022, the year of the “Tiger,” TCES Kindergarteners from Mrs. Glines/Mrs. Jeanne and Mrs. Gustin/Ms. Lassiter’s classes explored traditions and beliefs surrounding the celebrations and customs of the Chinese culture. Here are some of the discoveries that the students made. In Chinese culture the dragon symbolizes power, strength, and good luck. Tigers are a symbol of bravery. Red lanterns are commom and represent happiness and good luck. Families decorate with lucky red Chinese New Year Banners. Our banners represent friendship, courage, patience, love, and luck. Red envelopes filled with money are given to gain happiness, health, and good luck.
Happy Chinese Lunar New Year to all! Hoping your year is filled with friendship, love, health, happiness, and good luck!
We are proud to announce our students of the month for January from TCES/SEC.
Kindergarten: Brynley Smith, Liam Ferland, Adelaide Gallegos
1st Grade: Karisma Rees, Caroline Burlage, Caydein Jaramillo, Greyson Akers, Korbin Kopet
2nd Grade: Raelynn Kelsey, Donavin Elder, LuCasey Shepperd, Zephaniah Ramirez
3rd Grade: Angel Baquera, Brooklyn Adams, Jalen Curtis, Erica Sheele
4th Grade: Shanyah Cardenas, Kenzie Polanco, Cali Blackburn, Iris Childress
5th Grade: Daniel Tolley, Eric Chan, Letika Garcia, David Sherman Jr.
Good morning. Due to icy road conditions, there will be no in person school today. Students, please log into Schoology to work on your class assignments for the day. Thank you and be safe.
Dear Tigers,
Due to expected precipitation coupled with a drop in temperature, we are going to have a two hour delay tomorrow (Thursday) so our busses, students, and staff can safely get to school in case the roads are icy. For students who ride the bus, you will be picked up two-hours after your normal pickup time. Stay safe and warm, Tigers!
Queridos tigres,
Debido a la precipitación esperada junto con una caída en la temperatura, tendremos un retraso de dos horas mañana (jueves) para que nuestros autobuses, estudiantes y personal puedan llegar a la escuela de manera segura en caso de que las carreteras estén heladas. Para los estudiantes que toman el autobús, lo recogerán dos horas después de su hora normal de recogida. ¡Manténganse seguros y cálidos, Tigres!
Revised Varsity Girls Basketball Schedule. JV Girls Basketball games have been cancelled for the remainder of the season,
Principal, Carol Bolke, CAO, Dr. Renee Garcia, and Spelling Bee Coordinator, Thea Storz facilitating the TCES/SEC Spelling Bee! Go Tiger Scholars!
1st 🥇 Place: 1st Grader Samuel Ibe
2nd 🥈 Place Tie: 5th Graders, Caleb Reedy and Joseph Juarez
HSHS Tigers Unidos/SAVE Promise Club students braved the cold and snow this weekend to clean up the Veteran’s Memorial Park and Veteran’s home area. Our student group joined up with the T or C Litter Pickers and together we collected over 20 bags of trash. This work supports our mission of reducing violence in our school while also making our community a better place to live. We will be attending Litter Picker events on 2/13 and 4/23 as well and have many other exciting and rewarding opportunities planned for our students.
Truth or Consequences Municipal School District is proud to introduce and welcome Mrs. Leslie Clark as our new Principal of Hot Springs High School! Please read the Press Release to learn more about our new Tiger Principal!
Mrs. Belle Garcia and some of her computer science career pathway students from HSHS will be interning with a new venture in TorC, Spark Nerds/Turtleback Coworking & The Bountiful Alliance, to create web-based projects for local businesses.
Principal Veronica Acosta-Everhart, Chief Academic Officer, Dr. Renee Garcia, and Spelling Bee Coordinator and Art Teacher, Thea Storz, facilitating the Arrey Elementary School Spelling Bee!
Cormac Murphy got 1st place and Emily Lopez is the alternate. Super proud of all of them!
Superintendent Segura spending time in classrooms at HSHS talking to students about what they want and need to feel successful, supported, and prepared for post-secondary opportunities.
