Ramah Middle / High School

Khloe Gibbons is Ramah High School’s Athlete of the Week for Cheerleading and Basketball, exemplifying outstanding athleticism and unwavering dedication. As a dual sport participant, Khloe embodies the spirit of excellence, consistently bringing her infectious enthusiasm and perpetual school pride to every game, inspiring others to do the same. Great job, Khloe.

about 16 hours ago, Maryah Maki

The Mustang BPA members had a great day today with competitions, workshops, and having fun at Main Event. Tomorrow they will get their results. We wish them luck in their competitions.

1 day ago, Maryah Maki

Unmask Your Potential!
Our students from Ramah High School and Tohatchi High School are representing their schools and communities at the Business Professionals of America – New Mexico State Leadership Conference 2026!
STATE LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE
February 19–21, 2026
2025–2026 State Theme: Unmask Your Potential!
#TheRealYouNMBPA26
Tohatchi HS BPA Chapter
• 25 students competing
• 20 competitive events
• 10 open events
Ramah HS BPA Chapter
• 18 students competing
• 27 different competitive events
That’s 43 students stepping into leadership, professionalism, and high-level competition across dozens of business, technology, and leadership categories.
These students have been preparing, practicing, and pushing themselves to grow — and now they’re taking their talents to the state level.
Community, family, alumni, and friends — drop your shoutouts and good luck messages below for our Ramah and Tohatchi BPA students! Let’s show them the full strength of our support as they represent us with pride.
Go Ramah!
Go Tohatchi!
Go BPA!
#BPA #NMBPA #CTEWorks #CareerReady #StudentLeadership #UnmaskYourPotential #TheRealYouNMBPA26

2 days ago, Gallup McKinley County Schools

Students sitting. in a gym with caption that reads BPA State leadership conferewnce

Ramah School of Business commenced the first day of Business Professionals of America competitions on a high note, with notable achievements. Upon completion of one of their two events, two competitors were selected to proceed to the final rounds. The team showcased exceptional teamwork during the Torch Awards Ceremony and gained valuable insights from keynote speaker A’ric Jackson, who emphasized the importance of unmasking one's potential. Through collaborative learning and mutual support during competitions, the team has had a productive experience. The focus now shifts to Day 2.

2 days ago, Maryah Maki

Members of Mrs. Grassie's Business Professionals of America are attending the State BPA Leadership Conference today, where they'll showcase their skills and compete in various business categories. We're rooting for them as they take bold steps toward shaping their futures and contributing to positive change. We're proud to support these emerging leaders. #IAMNMCTSO #NMBPA #RHSBPA #TheRealYouNMBPA26

3 days ago, Maryah Maki

Keisha Siow's dedication has earned her the distinction of Ramah High School’s Gallup Rotary Senior of the Month; congratulations are in order for this remarkable achievement, and her continued hard work will undoubtedly yield great success as the year comes to a close.

4 days ago, Maryah Maki

Our Cultural Heritage classes participated in the GMCS Heritage Language and Culture Fair today. They presented slideshows, presented Boards about what they have learned, showed dioramas, and spoke in their native languages. We congratulate all the participants and winners today. Look for their names and photos in the Gallup Sun and Navajo Times.

4 days ago, Maryah Maki

Join us for our last Home Game and cheer on our Mustangs. February 18, starting at 3:15.

5 days ago, Maryah Maki

Home game on February 18, starting at 3:15

GMCS District College & Career Fair – Spring 2026
Gallup-McKinley County Schools is excited to host our Spring 2026 College & Career Fair for our Junior Class!
Tuesday, March 10, 2026
Gallup High School Gym
Session 1: 9:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Session 2: 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM
Lunch will be provided
This is an incredible opportunity for colleges, universities, technical schools, military representatives, industries, and career organizations to connect with ambitious GMCS juniors who are preparing for their postsecondary journey.
Showcase your programs, scholarships, certifications, career pathways, jobs, apprenticeships, internships, and resources — and help inspire the next generation of scholars and leaders.
Last day to register: March 6, 2026
Scan the QR code on the flyer to register
For questions:
505-721-1000
mbond1@gmcs.org
adelacr1@gmcs.org
Let’s work together to elevate success through rigor, relevance, and relationships.
#GMCS #CollegeAndCareerReady #CCCR #Pathways #FutureFocused #CollegeAccess #CareerExploration #Spring2026

5 days ago, Gallup McKinley County Schools

Event flyer for District College and Career Fair Spring 2026. Details include sessions, location, and QR code for registration.

Heritage Language & Culture Social Studies Fair
Join us February 18–20, 2026 at Red Rock Park for our Heritage Language and Culture Social Studies Fair!
February 18, 2026
7th & 10th Grade (All Schools)
February 19, 2026
5th Grade
(Crownpoint, Twin Lakes, Navajo, David Skeet, Catherine Miller, Stagecoach, Del Norte, Jefferson)
February 20, 2026
5th Grade
(Thoreau, Tohatchi, Ramah, Chee Dodge, Lincoln, Tobe Turpen, Indian Hills, Red Rock)
This event is open to the public, and we encourage parents and community members to stop by and see all the fun and creative projects our students have been working so hard on. Come support our students and celebrate their amazing work!

5 days ago, Gallup McKinley County Schools

Track Season starts Tuesday, February 17 for Middle School and High School.

6 days ago, Maryah Maki

We’d like to congratulate Avery Clawson for being chosen as our Athlete of the Week. Avery is a dedicated 123lb powerlifter who currently ranks 4th in the 1A-3A state classification. Over her two years in the sport, she has shown exceptional growth, recently hitting a 210lb deadlift, 185lb squat, and 95lb bench. Avery is characterized by her dual commitment to athletics and academics, evidenced by her 4.0 GPA. She is a vital culture-builder for her team, known for her encouraging spirit and sportsmanship at every competition. Her goal for the season is to qualify and medal at the State Powerlifting Championships.

9 days ago, Maryah Maki

Note a change to team and time. February 12 starting at 4:00

11 days ago, Maryah Maki

Join us for the Middle School Home Game Wednesday February 11. starting at 5:00.

11 days ago, Maryah Maki

Home Game, Middle School Girls and Boys starting at 5:00, February 11.

Remember Student Led Conferences are coming up on February 23. No school that day.

12 days ago, Maryah Maki

student led conferences Monday February 23 from 11:00-7:00.

On Friday, Mrs. Grassie's Business Management class visited multiple car dealerships in Gallup, where they were presented with various business plans. These plans enable businesses to establish goals and outline strategies for achieving them. This educational experience prepares 10th-grade students for their involvement in the Mustang Moolah Market in the Spring.

14 days ago, Maryah Maki

Ramah 10th Graders visiting car dealership in Gallup

House Bill 253 is being heard 02/09 at 8:30 AM, and your voice matters.

If this bill passes it will cause a $47 million dollar shortfall for GMCS this year - but there is still time to stop this legislation from moving forward. We are asking our community to please call and email members of the House Education Committee and our local legislators and urge them to vote NO on HB 253.

Please know this: GMCS is doing everything within its power to avoid any negative consequences to our students, staff, and community. We are actively advocating, working with legislators, and fighting to protect the funding our students depend on. A few minutes of your time telling our legislators to vote NO on House Bill 253 will make a real difference. Thank you for standing with our students and schools.

We are asking our community to please call and email members of the House of Education Committee and our local legislatures and urge them to vote NO to HB 253.

Chair
G. Andrés Romero – 505-514-9574
andres.romero@nmlegis.gov

Vice Chair
Joy Garratt – 505-986-4341
joy.garratt@nmlegis.gov

Ranking Member
Brian G. Baca – 505-986-4221
brian.baca@nmlegis.gov

Members
Jack Chatfield – 505-986-4467 – jack.chatfield@nmlegis.gov
Catherine J. Cullen – 505-986-4226 – catherine.cullen@nmlegis.gov
Martha Garcia – 505-986-4464 – martha.garcia@nmlegis.gov
Anita Gonzales – 505-986-4255 – anita.gonzales@nmlegis.gov
Yanira Gurrola – 505-986-4435 – yanira.gurrola@nmlegis.gov
Raymundo Lara – 505-986-4777 – raymundo.lara@nmlegis.gov
Tanya Mirabal Moya – 505-986-4214 – Tanya.MirabalMoya@nmlegis.gov
Patricia Roybal Caballero – 505-986-4416 – pat.roybalcaballero@nmlegis.gov
E. Diane Torres-Velásquez – 505-986-4255 -diane.torresvelasquez@nmlegis.gov
Harlan Vincent – 505-986-4450 – Harlan.Vincent@nmlegis.gov

Representatives:

Michelle Paulene Abeyta - 505-986-4254 - michelle.abeyta@nmlegis.gov

Martha Garcia - 505-986-4464 - martha.garcia@nmlegis.gov

D. Wonda Johnson - 505-986-4433 - dwonda.johnson@nmlegis.gov

Patricia A. Lundstrom - 505-986-4249 - patricia.lundstrom@nmlegis.gov

Senators:

George K. Muñoz - 505-986-4371 - george.munoz@nmlegis.gov

Shannon D. Pinto - 505-986-4835 - shannon.pinto@nmlegis.gov

Please visit our website for more information on HB 253. https://www.gmcs.org/page/hb

14 days ago, Gallup McKinley County Schools

Our new teacher, Mr. Geolin, has sparked a wave of enthusiasm among our students for the New Mexico STEM challenge for high schools. Jaxon Gibbons, Trestan Lambson, and Jonathan Makitook their innovative Fire Alert System to Las Vegas, New Mexico, where they showcased their creation.. By developing a website for reporting fires and presenting their system to local residents, they demonstrated the potential for their project to drive positive change. Thanks to everyone who provided feedback and support. The team's dedication paid off, earning them the prestigious Community Impact Award. Congratulations, Mustangs! We're grateful for Mr. Geolin's guidance and Mr. Hamm's accompaniment, which helped make this achievement possible.

15 days ago, Maryah Maki