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Mescalero, NM – The Mescalero Apache School community is preparing to honor its Class of 2026 in a graduation ceremony on Thursday, May 21, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in the school auditorium.
This milestone marks the culmination of years of academic achievement, cultural pride, and personal growth for the Chiefs. Seniors have been highlighted throughout the month via tribal senior spotlights, sharing their post-secondary plans, career goals, and commitment to giving back to the community.
According to the official 2025-2026 school calendar, May 21 will also serve as the last day of school with dismissal at 12:30 p.m., followed by the evening graduation ceremony. Report cards will be mailed on May 26.
Mescalero Apache Schools blends rigorous academics aligned with state and Bureau of Indian Education standards with deep integration of Apache language, culture, and traditions. The school serves students from kindergarten through 12th grade and emphasizes preparing graduates for college, careers, and meaningful contributions to their community.
Families, tribal members, and supporters are invited to attend the ceremony at the Mescalero Apache School, located at 260 White Mountain Drive in Mescalero. For more information, contact the school at (575) 464-4431 or visit maschiefs.org.
Congratulations to the Class of 2026 — your journey reflects the strength and resilience of the Mescalero Apache people!
about as useful outcome as could be hoped for...but i still wonder about the commission meeting on the 22nd - trust but verify.
Sunny, with a high of 91 and low of 69 degrees. Sunny for the morning, patchy rain nearby during the afternoon and evening, clear overnight.
any city/town/village not looking after their water supplies, treatment facilities and delivery systems is being administered by idiots, i.e. timberon. and another opportunity to repeat that no data centers should be considered viable in the southwest unless they give prior commitments to supply <
First of all this “environmental activism” is mostly a group of failed bureaucrats doing interpretive dance in the town square, hoping someone will clap, because Bonito never drew crowds so much as it collected stray shopping carts and the occasional confused goose—so pouring money into keeping it open for a few tho
More comments from people afraid to use their real names. Makes their comments worth zero. Sorry, bumble bee tuna. Show yourself out.
and their comments need to be preserved to illuminate the fact that many people are simply fools. years ago, i read that the Mescalero Apache's were the highest per capita income native-american nation in our country. they had the good fortune to be banished to a place that had no oil/gold/diamonds/copper/or any o
Alamo’s owed some transparency about Stan Richardson, who uses King’s Treasure to print money, operating the non-profit Southern New Mexico Outreach, Inc. to help young women facing unplanned pregnancy, offering testing, limited ultrasound, verification, and classes.
The financials: fiscal year 2025.
What Are you proposing? Or is this just a general complaint?
When they say avoid spreading unconfirmed info they mean only spread the police's confirmed biased version of events! One example is there has been no transparency, has to how a man with his arms raised up above his head justifies means for deadly force.
Would you be so kind as to publish with a real name? It is an interesting talk to text comment, unfortunately I place very little value in a statement made by someone who is not brave enough to stand by their own words.
this is why body-cams and dash-cams are best practice public policy.
this will be a highly significant vote by the commissioners - it will be the first test of the new four vote majority that rehired the old/new city manager - and i'd make a sporting wager that they stick together.