School News

During the 2023-24 school year the Field Institute of Taos staff have engaged 20, 6-8th grade students in learning bike repair skills each Thursday.

According to the Early Childhood Learning and Knowledge Center, Kindergarten readiness is less about age and more about the skills, behaviors and concepts children should be familiar with to begin school.

In our global society, it is important to understand the diverse array of cultures that make up the world. The Bureau of Indian Education is diverse, with schools serving 40,000 students across 23 states and 64 reservations.

Elementary students across the United States, including at Bureau of Indian Education schools like Taos, look forward to Read Across America Week each year.

On this Digital Learning Day, we’re providing an update on the impact of the technology upgrades and increased virtual capabilities provided by the Bureau of Indian Education for students and staff. The BIE’s efforts across the country have reduced the opportunity gap, increased student self-advocacy and empowered Tribal leaders for future generations.

November is Native American Heritage Month, a time to celebrate and honor the rich cultures, traditions and contributions of Indigenous Nations and people across the United States.

The Taos Day School Eagles encourage all students, parents, and members of the Taos Pueblo community to have fun exploring our new website. This is our place to meet for sharing school news and updates, accessing eLMS resources, finding enrollment forms, enjoying new multimedia presentations, and much more.

After such a promising start last November, our Eagles are looking forward to bringing home another prize at the 2023 New Mexico Electric Car Challenge. A team of Taos Day School’s burgeoning student engineers (6-8th graders) participated in the Electric Car Challenge for the first time in the school’s history and were awarded the prestigious Ron Rioux Perseverance Award by the race judges.

Taos Pueblo community’s youngest poets were center stage as they stepped up to a mic and shared their hearts for the I Am From Poems project. Inspired by George Ella Lyon’s poem “Where I’m From,” First Grade Teacher Nola Romero-Miller and Media Savvy Citizens designed a template for students to write their own poems.

There are always benefits to reading but it’s during the summer when it becomes fun and personal. Read the Top 5 Reasons Why Students Should Read over the Summer.