Get everything you need to help your child start the school year smoothly at farmingtonschools.us/page/registration. The first day of school for all FMS students is August 7 — we can't wait to see you!
FMS In the News: Presbyterian Medical Services Athlete of the Week: Junior Reuban Marquez. By Walter Dorman, San Juan County Sports. When Piedra Vista needed someone to step up and deliver against rival Bloomfield, Reuban Marquez answered the call in a big way. The senior quarterback turned in a performance that will be remembered all season, racking up 240 yards rushing on 27 carries with a touchdown while also throwing for 108 yards. His ability to keep the defense guessing — and his will to carry the offense — made him an easy choice for the Presbyterian Medical Services Athlete of the Week. Read more: https://sanjuancountysports.com/2025/09/02/presbyterian-medical-services-athlete-of-the-week-junior-reuban-marquez.
FMS In The News: August 2025 Update with Superintendent Cody Diehl. Hosted by Scott Michlin, KSJE 90.9FM. See more at https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1778CPpBUH or on our Facebook page.
FMS In the News: Presbyterian Medical Services Athlete of the Week: Logan Reeves. By Walter Dorman, San Juan County Sports. The Farmington Lady Scorpions could not have asked for a better start to their 2025 season. Coming off a sweep through the Aztec Tournament this past weekend, the Scorpions stand at 3-0, and one player who has clearly set the pace is junior forward Logan Reeves. Her determination, leadership, and ability to rise to the moment have earned her recognition as the Presbyterian Medical Services Athlete of the Week. Photos by Chuck Cook, 505dustdevil Photography. Read more: https://sanjuancountysports.com/2025/08/26/presbyterian-medical-services-athlete-of-the-week-logan-reeves/
FMS Families, on Friday, August 22, 2025, you will receive a text message at the phone number we have on file for you. To keep getting important school alerts and updates, please reply with “Y” or “Yes” when you receive the message. If you have any questions, please contact your school office. Also, be sure to check with your wireless carrier about your text messaging plan and any possible charges. Thank you for staying connected with us!
FMS students, want to show off your creativity? You can now enter the 2025 Hispanic Heritage Month Youth Art Contest! It’s open to all students in New Mexico. Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15th – October 15th) with your artwork!
Dear FMS Families, Farmington Municipal Schools continues to participate in the Healthy Universal School Meals program. This means every student can enjoy a free breakfast and lunch every school day. Please help us spread the word! August 7 is the first day of school for all FMS students. See you tomorrow!
FMS In The News – New school year brings new high school graduation requirements to New Mexico. By Griffin Rushton, KOB. New guidelines for high school graduation requirements are set to go into effect in school districts across New Mexico. Read more: https://www.kob.com/news/top-news/new-school-year-brings-new-high-school-graduation-requirements-in-new-mexico/
We want to take a moment to recognize our incredible students, along with the dedicated coaches and sponsors who have been working tirelessly all summer to prepare for the 2025-26 school year. While sharpening their skills, they’ve also been giving back to the community through youth camps and different service projects. Their commitment continues to reflect the outstanding Above the Line behaviors that embody our core values and capture the true spirit of O.U.R. T.O.W.N. We’re excited for the year ahead and can’t wait to see our community come together to support our students at events throughout the year. Thank you for your ongoing support!
FMS In The News – ‘It’s going to be you’: Chief Manuelito scholars urged to dream bigger, lead stronger. By Krista Allen, Navajo Times. Aliyah L. Tsedah didn’t realize it at first, but she was sitting among some of the most influential leaders in Diné government during Friday’s Chief Manuelito Scholarship awards ceremony. Read more: https://navajotimes.com/reznews/its-going-to-be-you-chief-manuelito-scholars-urged-to-dream-bigger-lead-stronger/
We’re excited to introduce the Teacher Residency Program, a unique, 3-year supported pathway to earning your New Mexico Teaching License. This exciting partnership between San Juan College and Farmington Municipal Schools is designed to set future educators up for success. Apply today at bit.ly/SJCResidency.
Join our school community and take advantage of all FMS has to offer! Visit farmingtonschools.us/page/registration, where you'll find everything you need to register a new student or complete an update for a returning student. You’ll also find key information to help your child start the school year smoothly. School starts August 7. See you soon!
FMS Families – Let’s Support a Great Cause! Join us in supporting our amazing partners at the Boys & Girls Clubs of San Juan County at their 57th Annual BBQ Fundraiser on Friday, September 19, from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. This fun, family-friendly event helps raise important funds for programs that empower local youth with the skills and support they need to thrive. It’s a wonderful way to give back to our community—and enjoy some delicious BBQ, too! 👉 Visit https://5il.co/3kx12 to find out how you can get involved.
FMS, we’re proud to share that members of our Athletics Team are being honored by the New Mexico Athletic Directors Association (NMADA) for their outstanding leadership and dedication to our students and schools. Please join us in congratulating: Ms. Dawn Kynast, Athletic & Activities Director at Piedra Vista High School – Rookie Athletic Director of the Year! Mr. Johnny Curry, Athletic & Activities Director at Farmington High School – Athletic Director of the Year! Mr. Issac Gamboa, Executive Director of Operations & Athletics – Northwest Region Athletic Director of the Year! These well-deserved recognitions highlight the incredible commitment our team brings to supporting student athletics across the district. Congratulations to all three on this wonderful achievement! The awards will be officially presented on July 18 in Albuquerque.
FMS Families, we’re excited to share that our very own Student Nutrition Coordinator, Ms. Marie Johnson, was featured in Eating History—a wonderful, one-hour documentary that explores New Mexico’s deep and unique connection to food. The film also highlights some amazing local partners, including Bidii Baby Foods and Carson Stark, a former FHS student who is now a farmer. You can watch the full documentary here: https://www.eatinghistory-nm.com. Want to learn more? You can also check out an article in Pasatiempo by Kylie Garcia. You can read it here: https://enewmexican.pressreader.com/article/281573771242625.
FMS, check out this upcoming Birth Certificate Replacement and Measles Vaccines event from the New Mexico Department of Health. Please share.
FMS In The News – Farmington soccer player signs with Lamar. By Quentin Jodie, Navajo Times. Cinjin Toledo, a recent graduate of Farmington High School, signed his letter of intent with the Lamar Community College men’s soccer team. Toledo, who was a staple on the FHS boys soccer program, was considering a few other programs before signing with the two-year college in Lamar, Colorado. Read more: https://navajotimes.com/rezsports/soccer/farmington-soccer-player-signs-with-lamar/
FMS In The News – Class of 2025 leads the way for Indigenous graduation regalia. By Shaun Griswold and Bella Davis, High Country News. In New Mexico, graduation is central to the colonial experiment shared by the Apache, Diné, Pueblo and people who have lived and taught in the area for time immortal. Read more: https://www.hcn.org/articles/class-of-2025-leads-the-way-for-indigenous-graduation-regalia/
FMS In The News – Farmington collects 2 gold, 2 silver medals at state. By Quentin Jodie, Navajo Times. The Farmington track team walked away with eight medals during last week’s New Mexico Class 5A state track meet, which included a pair of gold and silver medals. Farmington freshman Avery Sandefer won the girls triple jump and she placed second in the long jump. Scorpion hurdler Alex Serrano took gold in the 300-meter hurdles while junior James Rogers earned a second-place medal in the javelin. Sandefer won the triple crown with a 35-feet, 8-inch effort as she topped her state qualifying mark by over a foot. Read more: https://navajotimes.com/rezsports/track/farmington-collects-2-gold-2-silver-medals-at-state/
FMS In The News – Rio Rancho's Black, Piedra Vista's Yost earn 5A state golf titles. By James Yodice, Albuquerque Journal. The 5A girls tournament belonged, perhaps even before everyone teed off on Monday morning in Round 1, to Piedra Vista senior Annie Yost. Yost, headed for Florida Golf Coast, easily played the most brilliant golf, boy or girl, of anyone at the three state tournament venues this week, Yost started the day in front after a solid 2-under 71 on Monday. On Tuesday, she shot one of the great rounds in the history of the tournament, a spectacular 7-under 66, as she finished the two days with a 137 total, 9 under on her home course. She made nine birdies in her round on Tuesday. Fittingly, she closed with a final birdie on the 18th, her final hole, and successfully went back-to-back in 5A, after her victory at Twin Warriors Golf Club a year ago. Yost during one stretch made eight birdies in a sizzling 12-hole stretch. She opened with a bogey, but birdied Nos. 3, 5, 6 and 9 to turn at 3-under. After parring the 10th, she birdied four straight holes, 11-14, and a near hole-out eagle at 12 was the first time she thought “this is my day.” And then closed in style to some loud cheers. Yost finished 12 shots in front of Organ Mountain’s Eleanor Warden, who started the day just three shots behind. Not surprisingly, Piedra Vista’s girls also won the 5A title, although the Panthers needed most every bit of Yost’s efforts. Piedra Vista finished the 36 holes at 670, a dozen shots in front of runner-up La Cueva. Centennial was far back in third place. Piedra Vista’s girls and Volcano Vista’s boys won the state championship for the second year in a row. Photo provided by Turkeyboy Photography. Read more: https://www.abqjournal.com/sports/article_96bea29b-a4c3-4bcd-9969-7892b7201bee.html#1
