Welcome parents!

We welcome you and your students to Manzano High School. On these pages you will hopefully find the information that you are looking for. If not, please contact the office or email the webmaster.

Announcements

Beginning in the fall of 2005, incoming freshmen will be required to take three years of lab science to graduate. The New Mexico Science Content Standards and Benchmarks were revised by a task force and approved by the N.M. Legislature by September, 2003.
To accommodate the increased enrollment beginning in 2005, MHS will be remodeling two large science classrooms to make them fully compliant with local fiire codes and the No Child Left Behind Act. Also Special Education and BiLingual Education science classes will be moving into science labs that also are compliant with local fiire codes and the No Child Left Behind Act.
(See NMSDE links below.)

General Resources

APS web page
district policies such as dress code, information about graduation requirements, work permits, etc.

National PTA legislation, child advocacy, and parent links

State of New Mexico Department of Education
accountability, content standards, fact sheets

US Department of Education
federal programs, publications, financial aid

No Child Left Behind, discusses federal education policy and gives tips to parents on helping your child succeed.

A Lexicon of Learning. What do educators mean when they say ... ?

last updated July 14, 2005