Open house, June 19th

by Leah | Jun 7, 2018 | News and Events

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The Las Cruces Academy, at 1755 Avenida de Mercado in Mesilla, invites you to visit the school on Saturday, June 16th. While we don’t have classes to observe during the summer, we welcome you to visit us in the morning, 10 AM to noon.  You can meet our Head of School,...

Food for Thought 2018

by Leah | May 19, 2018 | News and Events

Food for Thought 2018 – our signature community event and fundraiser!  May 30, 2018, 6-9 PM.    Click here to go to the full, updated page – thanks for visiting!

Vignettes: academics, fun

by Leah | May 19, 2018 | News and Events

Monday, May 14th: a snapshot of our academics, on two of our whiteboards. The spelling words for the week for our 1st- and 2nd-graders get pretty advanced!  The topics in biology for our middle-schoolers, likewise. …and school life, Wednesday, May 16th: a...

Student performances, end of the term

by Leah | May 19, 2018 | News and Events

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Also Saturday, May 12th, 5-8 PM: We had our classic end-of-term performances by students of all ages, singing in English, Chinese, Spanish, and American Sign Language, acting and dancing in accompaniment.  A number of students played piano pieces.  At the opening,...

Book fair turnout

by Leah | May 19, 2018 | News and Events

Saturday, May 12th: Barnes & Noble in the Mesilla Valley Mall hosted our school for a book fair.  We are grateful.  Parent Andrea Camunez read to young people at 11:00.  Our students came at 12:30 to sing in English, Chinese, and Spanish, with teachers Elizabeth...

Student play: James and the Giant Peach

by Leah | May 6, 2018 | News and Events

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Preps for a student play! So much is going on at our school in May – this play on the 19th, our book fair on the 12th, our end-of-term performances on the 12th, and Food for Thought on the 30th. Here’s a look at students, teacher Elizabeth Brasher, and...