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Let’s Go, Cardinals! Support Our Cheer Team at the Pit!
Our cheer athletes are heading to Albuquerque this Saturday, March 21 to compete at the UNM Pit! We want to see a sea of our school colors in the stands to cheer them on to victory.
Catch them in action:
Game Day Routine: 8:44 AM
Cheer with Music: 10:34 AM
Where: UNM Pit, Albuquerque
Can’t make it? Catch the live stream on the NFHS Network.
Our cheer athletes are heading to Albuquerque this Saturday, March 21 to compete at the UNM Pit! We want to see a sea of our school colors in the stands to cheer them on to victory.
Catch them in action:
Game Day Routine: 8:44 AM
Cheer with Music: 10:34 AM
Where: UNM Pit, Albuquerque
Can’t make it? Catch the live stream on the NFHS Network.
SAT Testing
Attention Juniors, we will be administering the SAT on Thursday March 19th please plan to meet at McFarland Hall at 7:45 am. Bring your district issued Chromebook fully charged as well as the charger.
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We hope you have a safe and restful Spring Break! School resumes next Monday on March 16th!
Hello Parents/Guardians, Las Vegas City Schools is implementing a Ban on Smart Glasses & Wearable Cameras
At Las Vegas City Schools District, student safety and privacy are our top priorities. To ensure our classrooms remain a secure place for learning, we are implementing a district-wide ban on smart glasses and wearable camera technology (such as Meta Ray-Bans and Snap Spectacles).
Here is what parents need to know:
Protecting Student Privacy: Unlike smartphones, these "stealth" devices can record high-definition video and audio without anyone knowing. This interferes with your child's right to a private learning environment.
Overseas Data Risks: Global investigations have revealed that footage from these devices is often sent to third-party offshore contractors for manual review. This means strangers could potentially view classroom interactions or student faces without the district's or parents' permission.
FERPA Compliance: Because these devices leak data to unauthorized companies, their use on campus is a direct violation of federal student privacy laws (FERPA). You can find the Highlights of the FERPA policies HERE
Prescription Guidelines: We understand some students require prescription lenses. However, smart glasses are not a substitute for standard eyewear. If your child needs glasses, they must be standard, non-electronic frames while on campus.
Enforcement: Starting Immediately, any smart glasses brought to school must be stowed in a locker or backpack. Repeated violations will require a parent to pick up the device from the Principal’s office.
Why now? We want our students to focus on their education without the distraction or fear of being recorded and uploaded to corporate servers for AI training.
For more information, please read the full memo release Here or contact your school principal.
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THIS TUESDAY March 10th!!! Join the Robertson High Band for a concert and Dessert Auction fundraiser to benefit RHS and MMS band programs. Buy something sweet for great cause!
Feb. 26 production of "Will You Be My Nemesis?"
Voting is now open for the SY 26-27 Calendar! Please take some time to review each choice and cast your vote by March 13th, 2026.
Disclaimer: Please note that while public input is a critical component of our decision-making process, the final school year calendar is subject to official approval by the LVCS Board of Education and the New Mexico Public Education Department (NMPED). The calendar with the most votes will be presented as the public's preferred recommendation for their review.
https://forms.gle/t3C4LYjfikZ1Uhzr8
Disclaimer: Please note that while public input is a critical component of our decision-making process, the final school year calendar is subject to official approval by the LVCS Board of Education and the New Mexico Public Education Department (NMPED). The calendar with the most votes will be presented as the public's preferred recommendation for their review.
https://forms.gle/t3C4LYjfikZ1Uhzr8
We know that your child is much more than a test score. However, to ensure holistic growth, we have to have conversations about test scores. *Scan the code *Book a one-on-one googlemeet *Talk about your child’s scores
We are thrilled to see Antonio Romero in the spotlight once again! Antonio recently completed the ENLACE Legislative Internship, a prestigious opportunity that took him to the heart of our state's legislative process.
From shadowing representatives to connecting with state leaders, Antonio is gaining the kind of firsthand experience that builds the leaders of tomorrow.
In Antonio’s own words:
"I was honored to be selected for the ENLACE Legislative Internship, where I had the opportunity to shadow Representative Anita Gonzales and connect with Senator Campos. During the program, we also had the privilege of meeting with Lieutenant Governor Howie Morales. Additionally, I attended the 31st Annual Hispano Round Table Dinner, where I met Governor candidates Sam Bregman and Secretary Deb Haaland. These experiences provided me with firsthand insight into the legislative process, leadership, and public service, while helping me strengthen my skills in communication, advocacy, and professional development."
From shadowing representatives to connecting with state leaders, Antonio is gaining the kind of firsthand experience that builds the leaders of tomorrow.
In Antonio’s own words:
"I was honored to be selected for the ENLACE Legislative Internship, where I had the opportunity to shadow Representative Anita Gonzales and connect with Senator Campos. During the program, we also had the privilege of meeting with Lieutenant Governor Howie Morales. Additionally, I attended the 31st Annual Hispano Round Table Dinner, where I met Governor candidates Sam Bregman and Secretary Deb Haaland. These experiences provided me with firsthand insight into the legislative process, leadership, and public service, while helping me strengthen my skills in communication, advocacy, and professional development."
Aquaponics Update!
We have an exciting update for our agriculture/horticulture students and the aquaponics system! Mr. Boyle's shop classes created a secure area for the fish to have a larger living space in our tank and constructed our grow light hanging stand. Both of these are essential to this project and we are excited for this collaboration. Our fish are growing well and we should have more lettuce, kale, parsley, and oregano soon from this system. Also pictured you will see spider plants and pothos cuttings that are thriving. Our High School administration team got to sample our hydroponic lettuce today! The students are enjoying the hands on learning!
We have an exciting update for our agriculture/horticulture students and the aquaponics system! Mr. Boyle's shop classes created a secure area for the fish to have a larger living space in our tank and constructed our grow light hanging stand. Both of these are essential to this project and we are excited for this collaboration. Our fish are growing well and we should have more lettuce, kale, parsley, and oregano soon from this system. Also pictured you will see spider plants and pothos cuttings that are thriving. Our High School administration team got to sample our hydroponic lettuce today! The students are enjoying the hands on learning!
We had a blast watching our families play, create, and rediscover the joy of reading together at the Literacy Night held by Los Niños Elementary. A massive thank you to our incredible staff for bringing this night to life, and to all the families who joined us—you made the evening truly special!
Big shoutout to Antonio Romero from Robertson High School! Antonio recently served as the Honorary Lieutenant Governor of the Day at the State Capitol.
Antonio shared:
"I had the incredible opportunity to spend the day at the State Capitol shadowing the Lieutenant Governor and learning more about the responsibilities of his office. I was introduced on the Senate floor and had the honor of sitting on the rostrum, observing meetings, and engaging in discussions with state leaders. It was an amazing chance to see the legislative process in action and represent Robertson High School and our community in this role.
This experience strengthened my interest in public service and leadership, and I am grateful for the opportunity to learn from state leaders firsthand. "
We are so proud to have our students representing our community and learning the ropes of leadership firsthand!
Antonio shared:
"I had the incredible opportunity to spend the day at the State Capitol shadowing the Lieutenant Governor and learning more about the responsibilities of his office. I was introduced on the Senate floor and had the honor of sitting on the rostrum, observing meetings, and engaging in discussions with state leaders. It was an amazing chance to see the legislative process in action and represent Robertson High School and our community in this role.
This experience strengthened my interest in public service and leadership, and I am grateful for the opportunity to learn from state leaders firsthand. "
We are so proud to have our students representing our community and learning the ropes of leadership firsthand!
Robertson Lady Cardinal Basketball
2025-2026 District 2-AAA Tournament Champions!
2025-2026 District 2-AAA Tournament Champions!
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