Ramah Middle / High School

Ramah Mustangs are harnessing the power of science to shape the future. We proudly announce that Marian Grassie and Owen McClelland have been selected as Top 10 STEM Finalists in New Mexico by the National STEM Festival presented by EXPLR. Principal Gibbons and their STEM coach, Mr. Lamberto Geolin Jr., extended their congratulations, acknowledging their achievement. Now, they get the chance to be chosen for the top two to represent Ramah and New Mexico at the National Championship in Washington, D.C., embodying the potential for excellence. Congratulations, Mustangs.

SFE is delighted to announce the distribution of take-home boxes for the winter break. Parents are cordially invited to collect the boxes from the Ramah High School next week, December 15-19, between 7:00 AM and 2:00 PM. We encourage you to take advantage of this special offer. Each student will receive a complimentary Cold Box, Shelf-Stable Box, one gallon of milk, and one pint of chocolate milk. We look forward to seeing you next week.

The Annual Toys for Tots distribution is coming soon!

Mrs. Grassie's Business Professionals of America team showcased exceptional talent at the regional competition in Farmington yesterday, with several members emerging as top performers in their respective events, propelling themselves and their team forward with outstanding achievements. .

Please Join us for the Ramah Winter Business Expo. December 12, 5:00 to 7:00.

Ramah Mid / High School Testing Schedule

Today, we had the privilege of connecting with the Ramah Navajo Chapter in their newly renovated space, where we were warmly welcomed by Board Members who shared their thoughtful questions. The Ramah Elementary School showcased their Navajo and Zuni Culture Classes, highlighting their focus on employability skills and inviting community members to share their expertise on the last Fridays of the month. Principal Gibbons spotlighted the comprehensive opportunities offered at Ramah High School, including business classes, the chance to earn an Associate's Degree through McKinley Academy, culinary arts and construction training via the OCC program, and apprenticeships with over 100 business partners in Gallup and four local partners in Ramah. He shared Gallup Mckinley County School’s graduate profile which helps students transition into life after graduation. The gathering concluded with insightful discussions about the impact of new Federal guidelines, strategic use of allocated funds, and the schools' diverse programs. We're eager to collaborate with the Ramah Navajo community to empower all students to thrive beyond graduation.

This has now been updated to card only sales. Ramah High School is offering new maroon and grey T-shirts for purchase. These four designs will be available in sizes Small, Medium, Large, X-Large, 2X, and 3X. Supplies are limited. The prices are $10 for S-XL and $12 for 2X and 3X. Purchases can be made through the office.

You're Invited! 🌟
Project SEARCH is hosting their Annual Open House on Wednesday, December 17th from 11 AM – 1 PM at the Hilton Garden Inn Ballroom (1530 W. Maloney, Gallup).
Project SEARCH provides hands-on training for students in a variety of essential workplace skills and services. This event is a great opportunity for local businesses and community partners to learn how this program can support your workforce needs and help students gain meaningful employment experience.
Come by, meet the team, and see what Project SEARCH can offer your business!
#ProjectSEARCH #GMCS #GallupCommunity #WorkforceDevelopment #StudentSuccess

Middle School Home Basketball games on December 3. Join us to cheer on our teams.

Ramah Basketball Practice Today, November 25: Jr. High Boys 10:00 - 11:30 am, Varsity Boys 12:00 - 2:00 pm, Jr. High Girls 2:00 - 3:30 pm, Varsity Girls 4:30 - 6:00 pm

Ramah High School wishes you a wonderful week of gratitude and family. Have a wonderful week with your families and friends.

We proudly recognize this week's Mustang Hall of Fame award recipients, Elyn Garcia, Taiden Simplicio, Joey Peshlakai, and not pictured, Shane Martine and Katherine Dickens, for their outstanding contributions that embody the Mustang PRIDE values and inspire positive change across our campus community.

Kyle Briggs, a local entrepreneur, addressed Ramah Business School's Sophomores regarding how a brand integrates advertising and cultivates customer recognition of its value. The students gained insight into their own value and how companies establish worth with their clientele.

We had some wonderful looking students showing their pride today as they dressed traditionally. Great job, Mustangs.

GMCS will be closed from November 24–28 for Thanksgiving Break. 🦃🍂
We wish all our students, families, and staff a wonderful and restful break. Enjoy this time with family, friends, and loved ones. Stay safe, stay warm, and we’ll see you when school resumes!
#GMCS #ThanksgivingBreak #FamilyTime #RestAndRecharge

Congratulations to Elyn Garcia, Gallup Rotary Club's Senior of the Month for Ramah High School, on this outstanding achievement. We look forward to seeing where you go from here.

Today, Mr. Grassie took the Seniors to a college and career fair in Gallup. They got to meet with universities from around New Mexico and learned about some programs in Gallup they could go into. They also spoke to military recruiters and employers from Gallup. They enjoyed learning about future possibilities.

Staff and students show off their native pride with their tops today. Remember tomorrow is Rock Your Mocs Day.

Ramah High School is joining the Ramah Elementary in celebrating Native American Week, November 17th - 21st. Students are invited to dress in the following.