Tularosa Municipal School District

Here is the link for the boys basketball tickets for home game against West Las Vegas. No cash is accepted

https://gofan.co/event/6245512?schoolId=NM13931

Here is the link for girls basketball tickets for game @ Crownpoint

https://gofan.co/event/6245481?schoolId=NM13931

🐾 Tularosa Wildcats – February Students of the Month! 🐾

We are proud to recognize our outstanding Wildcats for February! These students have demonstrated leadership, responsibility, and excellence in and out of the classroom.

🌟 6th Grade: Samson Sainz & Elizabeth Gonzalez
🌟 7th Grade: Bradley Otero & Amorette McAlister
🌟 8th Grade: Emma Stubbs & Levi Wiley

Your hard work, positive attitude, and Wildcat pride do not go unnoticed. Keep leading by example and showing what it means to be a Tularosa Wildcat!

Once a Wildcat, Always a Wildcat! 🐾🔥

📚 District Literacy Night – March 5

Join us for an exciting evening celebrating the joy of reading at our District Literacy Night!

🗓 Date: March 5
⏰ Time: 5:00 – 7:00 PM

Bring the whole family and experience a night full of food, fun, and fantastic stories! This special event is designed to inspire a love of reading in learners of all ages.

✨ What to Expect:

Engaging learning stations

A special featured performance

Our exciting Book Fair — find your next favorite read!

Interactive activities for the entire family

Literacy Night is a wonderful opportunity to connect as a community and celebrate the power of books. After all, every great adventure begins with a book!

We look forward to seeing you there! 📖💙

More fun with crazy mustaches and crazy hair for Dr. Seuss Week

Second Grade Crazy Hair and Mustache Day for Dr. Seuss Week.

First Grade Crazy Hair and Mustache for Dr. Seuss Week!

Kinder Crazy Hair and Mustache Day for Dr. Seuss Week.

🌎🎉 ¡Celebramos el aprendizaje en Español 1! 🎉🌎

Our Spanish 1 students recently completed an exciting Latin American Country Research Project, and we wrapped it all up with a fun and festive classroom fiesta!

Our amazing teachers and staff at TES are excited to celebrate Dr. Seuss Week with a full week of creativity, reading, and school spirit! We are so grateful for the energy and enthusiasm they bring to make events like this so special for our students.
We can’t wait to see our students and staff show off their school spirit while celebrating the joy of reading. A huge thank you to our incredible teachers and staff for always going above and beyond to create fun, meaningful experiences for our kids. ❤️

Let’s make it a Seuss-tastic week! 📖✨

We are proud to share that our overall attendance increased from 85% to 86.4% last week! That is positive momentum, and we appreciate your continued support in getting students to school every day.
A special shout out goes to our 7th grade students, who showed incredible improvement and led the school with 91.9% attendance last week. That kind of growth makes a big difference!
We also saw improvement in 6th grade attendance — great job continuing to push forward.
Our goal is to reach 90% overall attendance, and we know we can get there together. Every day matters. When students are present, they build stronger skills, stronger relationships, and stronger futures.
Let’s continue to improve and finish strong, Wildcats! 🐾
Thank you for partnering with us to make attendance a priority.

TULAROSA ATHLETICS

Updated Brackets

📚 TIS Celebrates Read Across America Week! | March 2–5

Tularosa Intermediate School is excited to celebrate Read Across America Week from March 2 through March 5! This week is all about inspiring a love of reading, having fun, and showing our Wildcat pride.

Each day will feature a special dress-up theme. We encourage all of our Intermediate students to participate and help us make this a fun and memorable week!

We look forward to seeing our TIS students celebrate reading, creativity, and school spirit all week long. Let’s make it a great week to be a Wildcat!

Updated District 4-3A Brackets
Girls Game in Ruidoso tonight at 6pm. Tickets on GoFan

Dear Parents and Students, We are excited to recognize and celebrate students who consistently demonstrate positive behaviors and strong effort through our House Points system. Students can earn points for academic excellence, perseverance, good character, school spirit, and other positive contributions to our school community. These points will not only acknowledge students for doing well, but they will also be redeemable for rewards at our school store. This allows students to see a direct benefit from their hard work, kindness, and commitment to making our school a positive place for everyone. Please review the attached guidelines for more details on how points are earned. We look forward to celebrating our students’ successes for the rest of the year!

🎉 Bulletin Board Magic in Teacher Academy I!

Teacher Academy I students kicked off their very first assignment with creativity and style! Their task? Design a welcome board or a subject-themed board, their choice.

From bright colors to fun themes, they definitely understood the assignment! 🍎✨

Congratulations to six Tularosa High School Sophomores on their College Board National Award Recognition with Big Future!
Brennan Tso: Rural and Small Town Recognition; School Recognition
Eli Rogers: First Generation Recognition Award; School Recognition; Rural and Small Town Recognition
Kashle Gililland: First Generation Recognition Award; School Recognition; Rural and Small Town Recognition
Dominic Moreno: Rural and Small Town Recognition; School Recognition
Robert Maes: Rural and Small Town Recognition; School Recognition
Koray Tache: Rural and Small Town Recognition; School Recognition
Scarlet Ruspoli: Rural and Small Town Recognition; School Recognition

Congratulations to our students!

🎨 Teacher Academy II Takes on a Creative Challenge!

When Ms. Hill asked the Teacher Academy II class to decorate the Driver’s Ed/Athletics/College Monitoring portable… they didn’t hesitate, challenge accepted!

Our future educators jumped into the project with enthusiasm, creativity, and teamwork. What started as a simple request quickly turned into an opportunity for students to showcase their leadership, artistic talents, and school pride.