¡Felicidades!

¡New America School-Las Cruces se complace en reconocerlo como Estudiante del trimestre!
Uno de sus profesores lo eligió y cree que lo hizo muy bien durante el primer trimestre del aprendizaje remoto.
Debido a la pandemia, el reconocimiento ocurrirá en Zoom con los miembros de nuestra Junta de Gobierno.

Únase a nosotros a las 5 pm el jueves 20 de mayo. Únase a nosotros de forma remota para ver quién lo nominó y por qué.

NOW HIRING THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS FOR AUGUST 2021.

Secondary Science Teacher Full time or part-time(evenings) Full Benefits for Full time position

Security Guard: Mon.-Thurs. – 8am-1pm Full benefits included. (150 day contract)

Security Guard: Mon.-Thurs. – 11:30am-8:45pm Full benefits included. (150 day contract)

Secondary Social Studies Teacher: Mon.-Thurs. – 8:30am-4:30pm (166 day contract)

Special Education Teacher: Full-Time (166 day contract) Full benefits for full-time positions.

Please send resume and cover letter to mporter@lcnas.org or call 575-527-9085 for more information. New America School-Las Cruces 207 S. Main St. Las Cruces, NM 88001

NOW HIRING THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS FOR DAY CARE

Director of Facility

The New America School-New Mexico, a State Chartered High school in downtown Las Cruces has vacancies for:

In order to qualify as a Director of the facility, the person named must be able to meet the following qualifications:

8.16.2.23            PERSONNEL AND STAFFING REQUIREMENTS FOR CENTERS:

1. PERSONNEL AND STAFFING REQUIREMENTS:
2. STAFF QUALIFICATIONS AND TRAINING:

(1)                 DIRECTOR QUALIFICATIONS:

(a)          Unless exempted under Subparagraph (b) below, a child care center will have a director who is at least 21 years old and meets the requirements outlined in the table below. 

Professional Preparation			and	Experience
Program Administration The first of three AA-level Early Childhood Program Administration courses in the Early Childhood Program Administration career pathway: Program Management 1 Or The National Administrator Credential (NAC)*	and	Child Development/Early Childhood Education Child Growth, Development and Learning (one of the AA-level “common core courses”)**
				Two-years experience in an early childhood growth and development setting
The Provisional AA-Level NM Early Childhood Program Administration Certificate (All three AA-level Early Childhood Program Administration Courses and Practicum: Program Management 1, Effective Program Development for Diverse Learners and Their Families & Practicum, Professional Relationships & Practicum)
The New Mexico Child Development Certificate (CDC) (Includes the following four courses as well as additional non-coursework requirements: Child Growth, Development and Learning; Health, Safety and Nutrition; Family and Community Collaboration; and Assessment of Children and Evaluation of Programs)
The Child Development Associate (CDA) certificate
The Child Care Professional (CCP) certificate
The New Mexico Early Childhood Program Administration Certificate

Montessori Teacher Certification
The New Mexico One-Year Vocational Certificate
Associate of Arts (AA) or Applied Sciences (AA or AAS) in child development or early childhood education
Or
A bachelor’s degree or higher in early childhood education or a related field. Related fields include: early childhood special education, family studies, family and consumer sciences, elementary education with early childhood endorsement or other degree with successful completion of courses in early childhood.	and	One year of experience in an early childhood growth and development setting

Please submit curriculum vitae and letter of interest to

Margarita Porter

Principal/Homeless Liaison/Title IX Coordinator

mporter@lcnas.org 

575-527-9085

The mission of the New America School is to empower new immigrants, English Language Learners and academically underserved with the educational tools and support they need to maximize their potential, succeed, and live the American dream.

The New America School is dedicated to the principles of equal employment opportunity in any term, condition or privilege of employment. The New America School does not discriminate against applicants or employees on the basis of age, race, sex, color, religion, national origin, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation or any other status protected by state or local law.

NAS-LC’s Reentry Plan:

(Tentative date: April 6, depending on air filter delivery and fire marshal clearance)

In-person learning we will be doing the following:

School will begin at 9:30am. Students can come in at 9:15am for breakfast if needed.

Students will be allowed to move from class to class for all periods.

Lunch from 12:10pm-12:40pm. Students will wash their hands, pick up a lunch and eat outside. Two people per table, staggered.

At 12:40pm they will need to go to a tutoring time until 1:00pm.

Then classes will start at 1:05pm. And resume the 4^th-7^th period. Then students will be released at staggered times to be picked up by parents by 3:55pm.

Mariachi will be held outside from 4-5.

Rules and Expectations:

-Wear masks at all-time except during lunch time.

-Students will have sanitize and wash hands at all times.

-Temperature checks in vehicles before students are allowed to drop off students.

-All laptops have to be brought to school.

-Students will be responsible for cleaning their own areas in each classroom and lunch area as they come in.

-Students will have to eat lunch outside pertaining to the 6^ft distance.

-Students will have until April 19^th to make a commitment to online or remote learning.

RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO STUDENTS AND FAMILIES