Whistles ready, clipboards steady… these teachers are in full coach mode. 🏀📋
Let's see if our CHS students can out do the teachers next week for homecoming. Teachers have proven that they understand the assignment.
Let's see if our CHS students can out do the teachers next week for homecoming. Teachers have proven that they understand the assignment.
They may look like students, but trust us—they still know when your phone’s under the desk. 📱😎
Because why use a cup when literally anything else will do? 🥒🛠️🪣
Our teachers understood the assignment: black, bold, and bringing the spirit! 🖤📚
Teachers and staff had some fun this week with an underground spirit week. Students had no clue what each day might bring. On our last day, we had some twin "coaches" running around! There is never a dull moment at CHS. 💜🖤🐾
CHS AP and PreAP teachers are working hard for CHS students taking advanced placement classes. If your child has not taken an AP or PreAP class, it is a great opportunity to dive deeper into subjects that they love.
Great job Coach Hilburn!! We can't wait for basketball season! 🏀💜🐾
Volunteer training tonight at 6:30 in the boardroom of the district's administration building (1009 N. Main St). Training will last approximately 45 minutes. You will need to attend one of the volunteer training sessions before you may volunteer at a school.
**Swine Show Results**
*Presley Johnson
2nd place in class -Black OPB
*Cisco Johnson
4th place in class - Hamp
4th place in class -Cross
6th place in class -Cross
🔧 FFA Ag Mechanics Results – NM State Fair 2025 🎉
Congrats to all the talented students who showcased their hard work and skills in this year’s Ag Mechanics competition! Here are the top placings.🏆
Congratulations to Madalynn Casey. She won Best of Breed with her Flemish Giant. Great Job, Madalynn. CHS and ECHS are so proud of you.
High School Culinary Students Showcase Skills Ahead of NM State Fair Competition
Today, culinary students from CHS were invited to Guadalajara Restaurant to practice for the upcoming High School Culinary Competition at the New Mexico State Fair.
In a timed challenge that mirrored competition conditions, students had 90 minutes to prepare traditional green chile stew along with fresh corn and flour tortillas entirely from scratch—cooking outdoors and in front of spectators just as they will at next week’s event. Their dishes earned high compliments from community members who stopped to watch and taste.
We extend sincere appreciation to Guadalajara for hosting the students and providing this valuable platform to prepare for competition.
CHS Welding was selected to take part in an outdoors project focused on getting kids engaged in the outdoors and exposing kids to the welding field and its application to the outdoor experience. We built campsite rockets stoves to not only stay warm at camp but also to cook on. We are raffling off 5 stoves built by the students. Raffle tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20. Tickets are being sold through mid October 12. Contact Kris Everhart at 575-607-5813 for tickets.
Homecoming Week is right around the corner!
Here are some activities being offered!
9/16: Powderpuff Football Game at 6: $5 spectator fee or a bag of Halloween candy
9/18: Homecoming Parade at 5: Main Street
Homecoming Bonfire/Block Party: Immediately following the parade at 500 Schepps Boulevard, open to the public!
9/19: Homecoming Game/Homecoming Ceremony at 7: Ceremony at halftime
9/20: Homecoming Dance at 7: CHS Cafeteria, $7 admission
If you need a little extra spirit, Student Council is offering spirit pants in Wildcat, house themes, or your school's themes! They are also doing face painting at the game!
Here are some activities being offered!
9/16: Powderpuff Football Game at 6: $5 spectator fee or a bag of Halloween candy
9/18: Homecoming Parade at 5: Main Street
Homecoming Bonfire/Block Party: Immediately following the parade at 500 Schepps Boulevard, open to the public!
9/19: Homecoming Game/Homecoming Ceremony at 7: Ceremony at halftime
9/20: Homecoming Dance at 7: CHS Cafeteria, $7 admission
If you need a little extra spirit, Student Council is offering spirit pants in Wildcat, house themes, or your school's themes! They are also doing face painting at the game!
Agriculture students in the Science of Small Animals classes had some very special visitors today — Atlas and Willow, two of our school district’s therapy dogs! 🐶 Students learned about therapy dog training, the important role these dogs play, and of course, gave Atlas and Willow lots of pets and attention.
A huge THANK YOU to Adam Martinez and Heather Woodard from CMS Academic Services for sharing Atlas and Willow with us. We appreciate you taking the time to give our students a firsthand look that made what they’re learning feel more real and relevant!
#ClovisCTE #TherapyDogs #HandsOnLearning
A huge THANK YOU to Adam Martinez and Heather Woodard from CMS Academic Services for sharing Atlas and Willow with us. We appreciate you taking the time to give our students a firsthand look that made what they’re learning feel more real and relevant!
#ClovisCTE #TherapyDogs #HandsOnLearning
🌸 From classroom to career experience! Our Ag internship students are putting their floriculture knowledge into action by running a student-led flower farm right here on our school’s Ag farm. 💐
As part of the Plant Systems program of study in our CHS Career & Technical Education department, these students are gaining hands-on experience — from cutting and caring for blooms to preparing arrangements for the community. 🌱
Shoutout to our hardworking interns for showing what applied learning looks like in action!
#ClovisCTE #AgEducation #Floriculture
As part of the Plant Systems program of study in our CHS Career & Technical Education department, these students are gaining hands-on experience — from cutting and caring for blooms to preparing arrangements for the community. 🌱
Shoutout to our hardworking interns for showing what applied learning looks like in action!
#ClovisCTE #AgEducation #Floriculture
CHS Wildcadettes Presents:
Mother-Son Dance
For Moms and Sons of All Ages
Clovis High School Cafeteria
1900 N. Thornton Street
Saturday, September 27th
6:00 to 8:00 P.M.
Cost: $20 per mother/son couple and additional $5 per son.
Tickets sold at the door. No presales. Music and memories.
Cookies provided (while supplies last)
Bottled water $1.00
ImageIt Photo Booth $10.00 each
CASH ONLY
Contact Christina Tatum for more information 575-693-0602
Tonight's Wildcat football game will be held in Rio Rancho on August 29 at 7 PM.
If you are planning to attend the game, please note that Rio Rancho games are cashless. Tickets can be purchased in advance or at the gate by visiting: https://rioranchonm.sites.thrillshare.com/page/athletic-tickets
🌽✨ ProStart Students Rolling Into Competition! ✨🌽
Clovis High School’s ProStart culinary students are busy practicing their tortilla-making skills as they get ready for the Green Chile Stew Cook-off at the 2nd Annual New Mexico State Fair High School Culinary Competition (September 10) — an event exclusively for high school ProStart programs across New Mexico 🌶
From fresh flour to hand-pressed corn tortillas, these students are putting in the work to make sure their stew has the perfect sidekick.
Big thanks to Chef Mike Mendoza of Guadalajara, who shared his time and tips this week to help ProStart II students sharpen their skills! 🙌
Clovis High School’s ProStart program is led by Engelica Anaya — and we can’t wait to see these culinary students shine at the fair. 🌶✨
CHS Staff had some healthy house competition this morning. Starting the day laughing and cheering each other on was a fun way to start the day. We are bringing that same energy to the classroom! Go Wildcats!!
