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May 21 2019School Board Regular Meeting
May 21, 2019 | 4:30 p.m.

From the Human Resources Department

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Human Resources Hours
Monday: 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Tuesday-Friday: 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Phone: (505) 598-1017  |  HR Fax: (505) 598-1019
 
Human Resources Staff
  • Coordinator of Human Resources: Margaret Trocheck
  • Coordinator of Human Resources: Tanya Amrine
  • Supervisor of Human Resources: Stephanie Escobar
  • Human Resources Specialist: Melinda Farley
  • Benefits Specialist: Marlena Harvey
  • Clerical - Human Resources: Arielle John
  • Receptionist: Bri Begay
  • Administration & Housing Specialist: Martha A Frazier
  • Print Shop Technician: Jerrod Noble

Photo Gallery

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Veteran's Appreciation Assembly. Photo CCSD Public Relations
Central Schools students at the Navajo Fair. Photo CCSD Public Relations
CCSD Spelling Bee winners 2019. Photo CCSD Public Relations
Shiprock versus Ruidoso. Photo CCSD Public Relations
JROTC students. Photo CCSD Public Relations
CCSD celebrates the grand opening of Bond Wilson. Photo CCSD Public Relations
1st Aztec Girls Wrestling Tournament. Photo CCSD Public Relations
Lego Robotics Group at Mesa Elementary. Photo CCSD Public Relations
Kirtland Central High School Class of 2018. Photo CCSD Public Relations
Career Prep High School Class of 2018. Photo CCSD Public Relations
Shiprock High School Class of 2018. Photo CCSD Public Relations
Newcomb High School Class of 2018. Photo CCSD Public Relations
CCSD celebrates school grades at Nizhoni Elementary. Photo CCSD Public Relations
CCSD celebrates school grades at Ojo Amarillo Elementary. Photo CCSD Public Relations
CCSD celebrates school grades at Newcomb Elementary. Photo CCSD Public Relations
CCSD celebrates school grades at Mesa Elementary. Photo CCSD Public Relations
First game of the season at Kirtland Central High School. Photo CCSD Public Relations
Newcomb Skyhawks versus Durango Demons. Photo CCSD Public Relations
The Dual Language Program at Eva B. Stokely Elementary School. Photo CCSD Public Relations
Looming class at Career Prep High School. Photo CCSD Public Relations
UPCOMING GRADUATION INFORMATION
May 22, 2019 Career Prep High School Phil Thomas Performing Arts Center 7:00 p.m.
May 23, 2019 Newcomb High School Skyhawk Nest, Newcomb 7:00 p.m.
May 24, 2019 Shiprock High School Chieftain Pit, Shiprock 7:00 p.m.
May 25, 2019 Kirtland Central High School Bill Slade Stadium, Kirtland 10:00 a.m.
 
PURSES, BACKPACKS & BAGS AT DISTRICT SPONSORED EVENTS
CCSD will continue last year’s protocol of not permitting purses, backpacks, or bags into district-sponsored events at the middle and high schools. This includes all athletic games and activities. Exceptions will be made for patrons with medical bags, and patrons with small children carrying diaper bags. These bag exceptions will be checked by security. Also, please remember that outside food and drinks are not permitted into our events. CCSD is not responsible for lost, stolen or damaged items. Please share!
SCHOOL SAFETY SURVEYS
Below you will find two surveys regarding school safety, one for students and one for parents. Thank you for taking these anonymous surveys.

Latest News, PowerSchool and More

Bond Wilson 04 19 002NMAA SMITE CHAMPIONSHIP SILVER MEDALISTS
Shout out to the Kirtland Central Smite Team, silver medalists in this year's ESports NMAA Smite Championship! Jose Castro, Martin Charley, Tovi Curley, Joshua Eaton, Dylan Eaton, and Myles Nocki took second place at the competition, which is especially sweet considering the team formed just in February of this year. [Continue reading]
CCSD SUMMER HOURS
June 3, 2019 – July 19
 Monday – Thursday 7:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.
April 2, 2019 – The Guardian
Dire streets: muddied roads and broken promises on the Navajo nation
For Cindy Theodore, transportation coordinator for the Central Consolidated School District (CCSD), watching the weather and predicting road conditions is a full-time job. Continue reading 
 
March 22, 2019 – Santa Fe New Mexican
Lujan Grisham signs landmark clean energy bill
The new law sets up a $20 million fund to aid displaced workers and mandates any energy sources that replace the San Juan plant’s output be located in the Central Consolidated School District, which stands to lose a big chunk of its tax revenue from the facility’s closure. Continue reading
 
March 12, 2019 – Santa Fe New Mexican
PNM-backed renewable energy bill headed to governor
The bill would set up a $20 million fund to aid displaced workers and mandates any energy sources that replace the San Juan plant’s output be located in the Central Consolidated School District, which covers about 3,000 square miles. Continue reading
 
March 4, 2019 – Santa Fe New Mexican
Plan for reducing utility carbon output heads to Senate floor
Thanks to a positive recommendation Monday from a Senate committee, the full Senate will hear a bill that would dramatically decrease the amount of carbon coming from electric utilities in the state and help Public Service Company of New Mexico recoup its investments in the coal-burning San Juan Generating Station near Farmington. Continue Reading
 
February 27, 2019 – Farmington Daily Times
Potential tax holiday among negotiation terms for power plant sale
Farmington’s non-binding letter of intent to sell the San Juan Generating Station to Acme Equities LLC outlines negotiating terms for the sale — including a potential tax holiday. Continue Reading
 
February 23, 2019 – Santa Fe New Mexican
Shift to renewable energy advances in New Mexico Senate
Terri Benn, superintendent of Central Consolidated Schools, noted that the San Juan Generating Plant provides a huge portion of its operating budget via tax revenues. Continue Reading
 
February 22, 2019 – New Mexico In Depth
Life after coal: San Juan miners, economists wonder what’s next
The plant’s closure is expected to cost 450 jobs, with substantial ripple effects. San Juan County, San Juan Community College and the Central Consolidated School District are projected to lose nearly $9 million in property tax revenue. Continue Reading
 
February 22, 2019 – Albuquerque Journal
Opinion: A responsible shift to clean energy
The closure of the San Juan mine and Generating Station in 2022 will eliminate around 450 jobs and create property tax losses for San Juan County, $3.2 million; Central Consolidated School District, $3.5 million; and San Juan Community College, $1.9 million. Continue Reading
 
February 6, 2019 – Farmington Daily Times
Mill levy fails in Aztec and Bloomfield, passes in CCSD
Aztec Municipal School District Superintendent Kirk Carpenter said it is devastating that voters did not approve a 2-mill levy that would have funded maintenance and technology purchases at the schools. Continue reading
  
January 14, 2019 – Farmington Daily Times
Local school officials say mill funding is crucial to operations
The Central Consolidated School District operates 17 schools, including buildings that have been in operation since the 1950s. Candice Thompson, director of operations for the district, said the money raised from the mill levy pays for everyday items such as light bulbs, filters and paint. Continue reading
It is the intent of Central Consolidated School District (CCSD) that all Indian children of school age have equal access to all programs, services and activities offered within the school district.
 
If you need assistance with a new account or have lost/forgotten your password, contact:
Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 prohibits discrimination based on sex in education program or activities, which receive Federal financial assistance. Title IX reads, "No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance."
 
All school districts receiving federal financial assistance must designate at least one employee to coordinate their efforts to comply with and carry out their responsibilities under Title IX. This person is referred to as a Title IX coordinator.
 
Ben Tensay
District Athletic Director
Title IX Coordinator
Central Consolidated Schools
P.O. Box 1199, Shiprock, NM 87420
Phone: (505) 368-2467
Say Something
SAY SOMETHING. SEE IT. REPORT IT.
SAY SOMETHING is a youth violence prevention program from Sandy Hook Promise – a national violence prevention organization. SAY SOMETHING allows youth and adults to submit secure & anonymous safety concerns to help intervene upon at-risk individuals BEFORE they hurt themselves or others.
Submit tips by mobile app, or via the SAYSOMETHING.net.
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