Central Elementary is excited to host a special in-school performance of "A Dickens Christmas Carol," performed by the New Mexico Young Actors, on Monday, November 30th at 2:00 PM in the school cafeteria. Please note that this is a school event only designed for our scholars and district staff to enjoy during the school day; it is not open to parents or families. We look forward to sharing this wonderful holiday experience with our students!
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Updated tranportation information can be found at https://www.beleneagles.org/news or https://www.facebook.com/BelenSchools/
Updated tranportation information can be found at https://www.beleneagles.org/news or https://www.facebook.com/BelenSchools/
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Students who are affected by the River Road Bridge closure will not be marked tardy until the bridge has reopened. Students will also not be marked absent until we have verified that they are, in fact, absent. This will remain in effect until further notice.
Students who are affected by the River Road Bridge closure will not be marked tardy until the bridge has reopened. Students will also not be marked absent until we have verified that they are, in fact, absent. This will remain in effect until further notice.
Eagle Eye on Attendance
November Newsletter
This month, we’re celebrating the power of belonging! Students are more likely to show up and succeed when they feel welcomed, supported, and connected. Check out our November newsletter for attendance tips and ways we can work together to help every student soar!
Resources:
https://www.beleneagles.org/o/bcs/page/mental-health-resources
https://parentguidance.org/
https://www.attendanceworks.org/
https://www.h2academicsolutions.net/
November Newsletter
This month, we’re celebrating the power of belonging! Students are more likely to show up and succeed when they feel welcomed, supported, and connected. Check out our November newsletter for attendance tips and ways we can work together to help every student soar!
Resources:
https://www.beleneagles.org/o/bcs/page/mental-health-resources
https://parentguidance.org/
https://www.attendanceworks.org/
https://www.h2academicsolutions.net/
Good morning, BCS Buzz fans! This morning, we were joined by BHS Principal Rhett Burt and BHS Counselor Angela Duran to talk about this year’s Eagle Expo and how everything went!
Make sure you click the link below to catch up on what’s happening around the district and hear all about this year’s Eagle Expo. You don’t want to miss it! https://cloud.swivl.com/v/3fe08aa344ac18ec670eb8e8298d7276
Make sure you click the link below to catch up on what’s happening around the district and hear all about this year’s Eagle Expo. You don’t want to miss it! https://cloud.swivl.com/v/3fe08aa344ac18ec670eb8e8298d7276
Good morning, BCS Buzz fans! Joining us this Wednesday are Belen High School Principal Rhett Burt and Assistant Principal Deanna Barela! They’ll be talking about how the 5th Annual Eagle Expo went this year. Have questions for our guests or Superintendent Sanchez? Click the link and start submitting your questions today! We’d love to hear from you! https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/Jzm1YxUwqC
Good morning, BCS Buzz fans! Today is the day to get your questions submitted! This Wednesday, we’ll be joined by Gil Sanchez and Principal Martha Navarro. Do you have a question for our guest or Superintendent Sanchez? Click the link and submit your questions today! We’d love to hear from you! https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/Jzm1YxUwqC
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Good morning, BCS Buzz fans! We had a great time on the show this morning! Click the link and join us as we welcome Ms. Tanyia Montoya, Principal of Belen Middle School. She joined us to talk about what’s happening at BMS and all the great things going on this school year! https://cloud.swivl.com/v/9d8bb29210f270c148f285f3e3e2942d
On the evening of October 30, 2026, the Central Elementary School Cafeteria transformed into a festive Halloween celebration for the annual school dance. Hosted by the Student Council, Mrs. Jorgensen, and Mrs. Baca, the event kicked off at 5:00 PM with an excited crowd of students dressed in creative, school-appropriate costumes. To maintain a safe environment, attendees followed clear guidelines by leaving full-face masks and weapon props at home.
The memorable night was a true community effort, made possible by adult chaperones who stepped up to volunteer. Generous families flooded the refreshment tables with donations of drinks, snacks, candy, and prizes. Thanks to an accessible pricing structure—free admission for students and just $1.00 for adults—the neighborhood came together for two hours of dancing and spooky fun before the lights came up at 7:00 PM.
The memorable night was a true community effort, made possible by adult chaperones who stepped up to volunteer. Generous families flooded the refreshment tables with donations of drinks, snacks, candy, and prizes. Thanks to an accessible pricing structure—free admission for students and just $1.00 for adults—the neighborhood came together for two hours of dancing and spooky fun before the lights came up at 7:00 PM.
Dear 5th Grade Families,
We are thrilled to announce our upcoming school field trip to the Natural History Museum on Friday, October 23, 2026! This exciting hands-on learning experience will directly connect with our current science units, allowing students to explore prehistoric life and the wonders of our natural world. The buses will depart from the school promptly at 9:00 AM, so please ensure your child arrives on time. To guarantee a safe, educational, and memorable experience for everyone, please review the following guidelines and expectations with your child:
• Behavioral Expectations: Students must act as proud ambassadors for our school by using inside voices, maintaining walking feet, and remaining with their assigned chaperone at all times. "Look but don't touch" is the rule for all fragile museum exhibits.
• Required Dress Code: Students may wear their regular clothes, but no holey clothes (such as ripped jeans) are permitted. Please also ensure your child wears comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes suitable for a full day on their feet.
• Lunch Requirements: You do not need to pack food, as lunch will be provided by the school for all students.
• Electronics Policy: Cell phones, tablets, and gaming devices must stay at home, allowing students to stay fully engaged with the exhibits and their peers.
Thank you for your cooperation and support in making this a fantastic day of discovery!
We are thrilled to announce our upcoming school field trip to the Natural History Museum on Friday, October 23, 2026! This exciting hands-on learning experience will directly connect with our current science units, allowing students to explore prehistoric life and the wonders of our natural world. The buses will depart from the school promptly at 9:00 AM, so please ensure your child arrives on time. To guarantee a safe, educational, and memorable experience for everyone, please review the following guidelines and expectations with your child:
• Behavioral Expectations: Students must act as proud ambassadors for our school by using inside voices, maintaining walking feet, and remaining with their assigned chaperone at all times. "Look but don't touch" is the rule for all fragile museum exhibits.
• Required Dress Code: Students may wear their regular clothes, but no holey clothes (such as ripped jeans) are permitted. Please also ensure your child wears comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes suitable for a full day on their feet.
• Lunch Requirements: You do not need to pack food, as lunch will be provided by the school for all students.
• Electronics Policy: Cell phones, tablets, and gaming devices must stay at home, allowing students to stay fully engaged with the exhibits and their peers.
Thank you for your cooperation and support in making this a fantastic day of discovery!
Excitement in the air! We have another wonderful STEM night scheduled. It is November 12, 2026 from 5pm to 7pm.
Good afternoon, BCS Buzz fans! Another great show with another great guest! Mr. Robert Torrez, Principal of Central Elementary, joined us today. Click the link to catch up on what’s happening around the district and hear about the great things going on at Central Elementary. You don’t want to miss it!
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Good morning, BCS Buzz fans! The BCS Buzz is coming to you this Wednesday! Our guest will be Robert Torrez, Principal at Central Elementary.
Do you have any questions for Superintendent Sanchez or his guest? Click the link and get them submitted today so we can get them answered on Wednesday! https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/Jzm1YxUwqC
Do you have any questions for Superintendent Sanchez or his guest? Click the link and get them submitted today so we can get them answered on Wednesday! https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/Jzm1YxUwqC
As the Belen Board of Education begins the process of selecting the district’s next Superintendent, we are seeking input from our staff, guardians, and community. Your feedback will help identify the qualities, leadership skills, and priorities that are most important in the next Superintendent of Belen Consolidated Schools.
We encourage all Belen Consolidated Schools staff members, guardians, and community members to take a few minutes to complete the survey. Your participation is an important part of the process and will help guide the Board as it moves forward with the Superintendent selection.
Superintendent Search Stakeholder Survey – Fill out form
Good afternoon BCS Buzz fans! We’re bringing you another great show with a fantastic guest! Be sure to click the link and check out what’s happening around the district and at La Merced. There’s always something exciting going on, and we’re here to keep you in the know! https://cloud.swivl.com/v/91e907563930147eaa899c9d322ee39b
The week of October 12 to October 16 will be a very busy week
October 12 - No School
October 14 - Dismissal 1:21pm
October 15 - Dismissal 12:16pm Parent Teacher Conference
October 16 - No School for Students Parent Teacher Conference
October 12 - No School
October 14 - Dismissal 1:21pm
October 15 - Dismissal 12:16pm Parent Teacher Conference
October 16 - No School for Students Parent Teacher Conference
Popcorn Pickle sale Friday Oct. 9, 2026
Good morning, BCS Buzz fans! Joining us tomorrow is La Merced Principal David Ryan! We’re back to checking in with our principals to see how the school year is going and hear what’s happening on campus.
Do you have any questions for Superintendent Sanchez or his guest? If so, click the link and get them submitted today to get answered tomorrow! https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/Jzm1YxUwqC
Do you have any questions for Superintendent Sanchez or his guest? If so, click the link and get them submitted today to get answered tomorrow! https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/Jzm1YxUwqC
October 12, 2026, NO School in Honor of Indigenous Day.