Clovis Municipal School District - Clovis, NM 88101

“I am absolutely convinced that student performance is about expectations - those we have for our students and equally as important, those we have for ourselves.” ~ Terry Myers, CMS Superintendent. "We are the proud 6th graders who were having so much fun throughtout the past several weeks, we didn't even realize we had learned SO much!" ~ Nicolas, 6th grader at Ranchvale Elementary. "Be the one that makes your family, your school, and your community proud." ~ Wayne Marshall, CHS Principal. "Service is the rent we pay for being. It is the very purpose of life and not something you do in your spare time." ~ Marian Wright Edelman. On the last day of school at La Casita Elementary, having just distributed student summer reading logs, Principal Dr. Martinez asked students what their summer plans were; 1st grader, Angel, shouted, "LEER!" ["Read!" in English]. "A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops." ~ Henry B. Adams. "Remember who you are and where you come from; you will always be a Wildcat. Don't let the world decide who you will be; you decide who you will be." ~ Wayne Marshall, CHS Principal. "Education is what survives when what has been learned has been forgotten." ~ B.F. Skinner "CHS graduation was great! Our senior speakers gave some of the top speeches I've heard!" ~ Pam Cornelison, CHS Head Counselor. "The greatest sign of success for a teacher…is to be able to say, 'The children are now working as if I did not exist.'" ~ Maria Montessori. "Teaching isn't the 3 months you get out of it, it is the 9 months you put into it!" ~ Sylvia Martinez, Ph.D., Principal, La Casita Elementary. "It must be remembered that the purpose of education is not to fill the minds of students with facts…it is to teach them to think." ~ Robert Hutchins. "Prejudices, it is well known, are most difficult to eradicate from the heart whose soil has never been loosened or fertilized by education." ~ Charlotte Bronte. In an aside to a new student: "Don't ever say anything is too hard in here; Mrs. Hedeman (Zia Elementary gifted teacher) will say we can DO hard things!" ~ Jocelyn, 3rd grader.

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Committee Selects New Principals

May 20, 2013: Shalei Bennett has accepted the position of Principal at Zia Elementary School.

Shalei has been an Instructional Coach since August 2012. Prior to her position as an Instructional Coach at James Bickley and Lockwood Elementary Schools, she was a 5th grade teacher in the District from 2003 - 2012. Ms. Bennett received her Masters in Educational Administration at Wayland Baptist University.

Todd Morris has accepted the position of Principal at Choices. Todd has been the Assistant Principal at Mesa and Zia Elementary Schools since 2012.

Superintendent Selects New Chief Financial Officer

May 16, 2013: Shawna Russell has accepted the position of Chief Financial Officer for Clovis Municipal Schools.

Since 2008, Shawna has been the Supervisor of Accounting Services for Clovis Schools. Prior to her employment with Clovis Schools, she was the Financial Specialist for the Ninth Judicial District Court from 2007 to 2008.

School District General Obligation Bond Passes

May 8, 2013: Thanks to the voters of Clovis for their support!

Summer Reading

May 2, 2013: Since reading is the most important skill that a student can have, and we know that many students regress in their reading skills over the summer, Clovis Municipal Schools is launching its 2013 Summer Reading Program for students grades Pre-K through 5th to encourage students to read throughout the summer.

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Education in the News

Marshall On a Mission of Learning
by Cindy Kleyn-Kennedy

May 17, 2013: Marshall Middle School has been at it again, bent on their mission, not only to educate students, also to provide enriching opportunities for growth in character and increased knowledge of the world.

Last week was Marshall’s 3rd Annual Anti-Bully Assembly. Primarily organized by Cindy Terry, Assistant Principal and Lynn Fronk, the Master of Ceremonies was Bob Pullings, veteran counselor. This assembly was the culmination of Marshall’s yearlong efforts to decimate bullying incidents. The school partnered with the community, from businesses, churches, and other concerns to post “Striving to Be Bully-Free” on their marquees.

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NOTICE OF RIGHT TO INSPECT PUBLIC RECORDS

By law, under the Inspection of Public Records Act, every person has the right to inspect public records of Clovis Municipal Schools. The Act also makes compliance with requests to inspect public records an integral part of the routine duties of the officers and employees of Clovis Municipal Schools.

Internet Usage: Cyber Bullying/Harassment

Clovis Municipal School District regards Internet safety, Internet usage, and attempted “cyber bullying” seriously. Proper usage of the Internet is required by School District Policy and inappropriate usage of the Internet to harass or bully others is prohibited by state law.

The posting of derogatory statements or derogatory information about another person on the Internet may be considered “cyber bullying” and is a prohibited form of harassment if such conduct causes or will cause a disruption to the educational environment.

Clovis Municipal School District strives to provide a welcoming environment and a quality education for every child in our schools. CMS will investigate alleged “cyber bullying” and will discipline any students involved in this inappropriate behavior. CMS will cooperate with local law enforcement to prosecute, if necessary, anyone involved in bullying or harassment of our students.

POLICE PRESENCE AT OUR SCHOOLS

Clovis Municipal Schools continues to cooperate with the Clovis Police Department to provide proactive law enforcement activities in and around our schools. Therefore, you may encounter police officers at your child's school or on the campus. Additionally, officers will continue to patrol the schools as part of their driving routes. Thank you to the Clovis Police Department and local law enforcement within our community.

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