Española Public Schools serves students in Española, Truchas, Chimayo, Santa Cruz, Sombrillo, Alcalde, Velarde, Dixon, Hernandez, and Abiquiu areas, as well as the Ohkay Owingeh and Santa Clara Pueblos. Currently there are 10 elementary schools, a kindergarten center, a middle school, and a high school. Note: The schools may not meet the full definition of a "100% community school" with a community school director and a school-based health center serving students and family members with medical, dental and mental health care. Please inquire about specific health, parent, and out-of-school student services.

Providing early childhood learning programs Pre-K for 3-4 year olds.

Providing early childhood learning programs Pre-K for 3-4 year olds.

One elementary school, one middle/high school and one K-8 school. Note: The school may not meet the definition of a "community school" with a community school director and a school-based health center serving students and family members with medical, dental and mental health care. Please inquire about specific health, parent, and out-of-school student services.

Two elementary schools and one middle/high school. Note: The school may not meet the definition of a “community school” with a community school director and a school-based health center serving students and family members with medical, dental and mental health care. Please inquire about specific health, parent, and out-of-school student services.

K-12 is offered. offers afterschool programs. McCurdy provides course offerings in all required subject areas with additional charter-required courses in the areas of Service Learning and Humanities. Students are encouraged to participate in service learning projects throughout the year. McCurdy has one of the largest athletic programs among charter schools in New Mexico with students participating in volleyball, football, basketball, baseball, softball and track & field. Note: The school may not meet the definition of a "community school" with a community school director and a school-based health center serving students and family members with medical, dental and mental health care. Please inquire about specific health, parent, and out-of-school student services.

An elementary School. Note: The school may not meet the definition of a "community school" with a community school director and a school-based health center serving students and family members with medical, dental and mental health care. Please inquire about specific health, parent, and out-of-school student services.

One elementary school, one middle school, and one high school. Note: The school may not meet the definition of a "community school" with a community school director and a school-based health center serving students and family members with medical, dental and mental health care. Please inquire about specific health, parent, and out-of-school student services.

There are two child development centers (CDC) located at Cannon AFB

• Cannon CDC (335 West D. L. Ingram Ave, Cannon AFB)
• Chavez CDC (101 James Boatwright Avenue, Cannon AFB)

Cannon CDC Capacity- 158 children.

Chavez CDC Capacity- 168 children.  

Both centers provide care for children 6 weeks until the start of kindergarten.
Both centers are accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children.  

The staff supports the development of the whole child and provides active, hand-on learning experiences to meet the individual needs of each child in the program.  To encourage children’s growth and ensure activities are developmentally appropriate, staff observes all children on a regular basis and uses this assessment in planning related activities.  Parents and staff work together to set goal for each child based on the strengths, progress and needs.

Each CDC uses “The Creative Curriculum.”  The curriculum provides progressive developmental activities in the following areas:  social, emotional, physical, cognitive and communication.  The centers have also worked with local early intervention specialists who can provide one on one support for children who may have a learning delays or conditions affecting growth and learning. 

Both CDC's are enrolled in the USDA food program and offer nutritious and appealing meals for breakfast, lunch and snacks.   The cost for child care includes all meals, including baby food and some infant formulas.  

Programs

• Allied Health
• Automotive Technology
• Behavioral Science
• Biology
• Business Administration
• Computer Information Systems
• Cosmetology and Esthetics
• Criminal Justice
• Early Childhood Education
• Fine Arts
• General Studies
• Graphic and Media Art
• Health and Physical Education
• Industrial Technology
• Liberal Arts
• Mathematics
• Paralegal (Legal Assistant)
• Welding

Academic Services

• Academic Advising
• Bookstore
• Library
• Office of Accessibility and Resources (OARS)
• Starfish
• Testing
• Tutoring
• Writing Center

Center for Student Success

• Adult Education
• English as Second Language (ESL)
• High School Dual Credit
• High School Equivalency Classes

High School Opportunities

• Early Admissions

• Early College High School

• NM Dual Credit

A two-year, independent, co-educational boarding school. Students graduate with the full International Baccalaureate Diploma

Luna Community College is an institution of higher learning committed to serving the changing needs of its student population and the surrounding communities. Its mission is to provide comprehensive education, preparation for relevant employment, and opportunities for life-long learning.
Child Care-Center in Las Vegas, NM, for ages 2-5 years of age.

New Mexico Highlands University is a regional 4-year public,
comprehensive open enrollment institution located in Las Vegas, New Mexico offering undergraduate and graduate degrees.

PK, K-12 Public School serving areas in western San Miguel County.

K-12, Public School serving areas located east of the Gallinas River.

Early Head Start, Head Start, K-12, Public School serving areas located w est of the Gallinas River.

Programs:

• Grads Program (Assists teens who have children with completing their education.)
• No worries wall
• McKinney-Vento Program (Offering services and support for children, youth, and their families who experience homelessness.)
• Clothing closet located at each school (Provides clothes to students in need of clothing.)
• Food closet located at each school (Provides some food to students who are in need.)
• Backpack Program at the Elementary School (Every Friday and over break, food is taken home in backpacks so that the students have food to eat while at home).