Los Lunas Schools: Back To School 2012

August 4, 2012
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By DeBorah Fox
News-Bulletin Staff Writer
dfox@news-bulletin.com
Los Lunas
The whole school environment
is going to be very different at Los
Lunas High School this year because
of school renovations.
The plan is to have the new school
completed in two years.
Administrative offices have all
been demolished, and several por-
tables will fill the front, west side
parking lot by the solar panels.
Only the east side parking lot
will be available for staff and visitor
parking. Students will park on the
far east side of the school next to the
football field.
Visitors will come in the front
entrance as usual, and signs are
posted to guide them to the portable
front office.
Parents should be familiar
with this because we started doing
this toward the end of the spring
semester as we started the trenching
and putting up the fences for con-
struction, said Los Lunas Schools
Superintendent Bernard Saiz. We
had to move the students out of that
front parking lot as portables were
being brought in. So, people should
be familiar with this, it wont be
any different than the way school
year ended. Drop off will remain the
same.
The demolition of the old cafete-
ria building will be completed before
students return to school, and about
one third of the student population
will have their classes in portable
classrooms.
More portables will be located
near the agriculture building behind
the gymnasium.
There will be construction
throughout the school year, Saiz
said. Students will be separated
from where the construction will
be taking place, and once that piece
is finished, students who are in the
portables will be moved into the new
part of the building while we knock
down another part.
Probably every student at the
school will spend some time in the
portables and some time in the brick
and mortar buildings, either recon-
structed or newly constructed, Saiz
said.
Lunches will be served in a porta-
ble cafeteria and kitchen in a temper-
ature-controlled tent to keep students
and staff comfortable.
Were going to be monitoring
really closely that environmental
standards are being followed and
everything is safe, Saiz said.
The athletic facility will remain
untouched, and sports games in the
gym or out in the field will not be
affected.
Nor will the theater arts depart-
ment be affected, but part of the
agricultural building will be demol-
ished while a new, state-of-the-art
structure is built.
Were really looking forward to
it, Saiz said. The plans look beau-
tiful with the landscaping plans and
the whole bit.
Bricks from the old building can
be purchased for $100, and alumni
can have their names engraved on
them. Those bricks will be used in
the new schools bricked entryway.
Other than the major changes
brought by construction of the high
school, only incremental changes
for continued program progress are
planned.
There has been additional cuts
in teachers and administrative staff,
so the district is operating with less
staff.
But we expect to continue to
make gains as we have been, even
with the additional cuts to our staff-
ing, Saiz said.
There are no changes to the math,
reading and language curriculum,
and there are no plans for any huge
changes to programs, he said.
But Valencia High School has
added an auto mechanics course,
taught in cooperation with the
University of New Mexico-Valencia
Campus, to offer high school as well
as college credit.
The course is available to Los
Lunas High School students in night
school, the superintendent said.
School officials and staff will be
looking more closely and in greater
detail at student data this year, to
see why specific grades may not be
progressing as fast as they need to or
why specific teachers arent getting
the same gains as a teacher down the
hall, and why specific groups of stu-
dents may not be advancing as fast as
others, Saiz said.
Were taking steps to correct
that, he said. I think that parents
and teachers and students are going
to see a lot more oversight in making
sure that teachers are teaching what
needs to be taught, in the sequence it
needs to be taught, and if theyre not
doing that, then we will intervene.
Disciplinary incidents have
declined dramatically over the past
year, the superintendent said, and
the district will continue with the
process it has used to decrease them,
and hold students accountable for
their behavior.
Measures of Academic Progress,
or MAPS testing, will be continued
to monitor student progress.
It allows us to do the interven-
tions, which we plan to continue to
do this year, helping the students
who need additional help, Saiz said.
I think thats probably why our
disciplinary and drop out rates have
declined, and graduation rates have
gone up meeting the kids needs
who are having a hard time under-
standing.
There will be some changes in
assessment testing as the district
moves into Common Core State
Standards, but it will be felt mostly
in the third-grade where a bridge test
has been designed to initiate the new
PARCCS, Assessment of Readiness
for College and Careers tests.
LOS LUNAS SCHOOLS BACK TO SCHOOL 2012 Valencia County News-Bulletin
2 August 4, 2012
Los Lunas High School renovations underway; new course at VHS
Submitted design
ENERGY USAGE for the new
facility has been shown in
the energy model to be sig-
nificantly reduced in the new
campus incarnation. This proj-
ect is designed to exceed the
minimum Energy Star require-
ments, and expected to achieve
an Energy Star rating of 80.
Extrapolating this rating, it is
anticipated the new Los Lunas
High School will reduce overall
energy consumption by 28
percent compared to the base-
line building model used in the
Energy Star analysis.
Submitted design
IN THE NEW incarnation, Los Lunas High School renovations phases 1 and 2 are designed for 1,500
students in the academic areas, grades nine-12, while the core facilities will be designed to support
1,800, accommodating future growth.
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LOS LUNAS SCHOOLS Superintendent Bernard Saiz explains how the renovations at Los Lunas High School will affect students and staff. He says parking at the
high school will change because portable classrooms have been installed where students used to park. Students will now park by the football stadium.
I think that parents and teachers and students are going to
see a lot more oversight in making sure teachers are teaching
what needs to be taught ...
BERNARD SAIZ
Los Lunas Superintendent
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Common Core State Standards is geared to provide student success
By DeBorah Fox
dfox@news-bulletin.com
Los Lunas
This year, the Los Lunas
School District will formally
begin the process of imple-
menting the Common Core
State Standards in mathemat-
ics, English and language arts.
These standards are being
introduced in United States
classrooms in all but four
states. New Mexico became
the 46th state to adopt CCSS.
The Common Core State
Standards initiative is a
state-led effort coordinated
by the National Governors
Association Center for Best
Practices and the Council of
Chief State School Officers.
It was developed in collab-
oration with teachers, school
administrators and experts
to provide a clear and con-
sistent framework to prepare
students across the nation for
college and the workforce.
Well be taking the
same assessment (tests) as
students in Rhode Island
or Connecticut, Kansas,
California or Montana, said
Los Lunas Superintendent
Bernard Saiz. If youre going
to take the same test, then
you have to teach the same
material that everybody else
is teaching ... All of those
Common Core curriculums
are going to be aligned.
Common Core subjects,
math, science, English and
history, will each have the
same requirements, the same
standards in every grade.
Currently there isnt a
CCSS science standard. It is
being developed.
Text books may vary from
school-to-school, but the stan-
dards of student achievement
at each grade level will be the
same around the nation.
The common part of this
is, now, when we hear that
were 50 percent and some-
body else is 45 percent, it (will
be) a true match up of data, a
true match up of standards,
said Ron Williams, assistant
superintendent.
What (CCSS is) designed
to do is from grade-to-grade
they spiral, so that the con-
cepts keep getting deeper,
and the kids keep seeing them
over and over and over again
all they way through their
schooling.
Some of the changes might
include, for example, students
in kindergarten needing to be
able to count to 100 and in
multiples of 1, 5, 10, 20, as
well as out of sequence, say,
starting at 17.
They will need to have
achieved this by the end of the
school year, and they are like-
ly to be taught concepts that
have normally been taught
only by second grade.
Its much more rigorous
than our current state stan-
dards, said Julie Smith,
director of curriculum.
The focus of common
core is the depth versus the
breadth, Williams said.
They want to get deep into
math ...
Instead of trying to cover
so much in one years period,
its going to be very focused
and spending a lot of time on
certain concepts.
The district has purchased
CCSS English-language arts
curriculum map books, and
all the CCSS suggested read-
ings for K-3 teachers to use as
they deliver the curriculum.
The map books are like an
outline for teachers of what
needs to be taught in order to
reach the standards expected.
Our teachers are going to
hit the ground running, and
our students are going to ben-
efit from that, said Williams.
Most of the suggested
reading are books the district
already has.
The CCSS wants stu-
dents to read more non-fiction
than fiction, said Lena Mae
Chavez, secondary academic
programs coordinator.
Even kindergarten students
will be learning to read with
educational books, rather than
entertainment books.
The move is toward more
informational type texts, the
literary texts, said Smith.
And that move increases by
grade level too, so that by
high school, theyre pretty
much reading informational
texts and understanding it
deeply, because theyre start-
ing at such a lower level in
that informational text.
Through the language arts
curriculum, students will
learn about history, science,
arts, media, music and other
subjects.
School officials and teach-
ers have been busy this sum-
mer going to various trainings
to prepare for this transition
to CCSS.
Principals, academic
coaches and teachers from
each elementary school, plus
curriculum and instruction
and special education, received
intense two-day trainings
from the Dana Center, and
K-3 teachers completed a two-
day training facilitated by the
academic coaches.
The elementary aca-
demic coaches were crucial
in preparing our teachers
for the Common Core State
Standards, said Smith.
The coaches include
Melissa Contreras, Heather
Cummings, Jennifer Gaerlan,
Valeryia Gauthier, Nicole
Henderson, Emma Lovato,
Nicole Mora Atencio, Carl
Nolan, Deanna Saiz, Emily
Sisk-Layman and Laura Tabet.
Academic coaches and
several teachers attended
two MC (Mathematically
Connected Communities) one
day trainings in math, said
Smith.
The district has purchased
CCSS snap-ins, which are
missing curriculum pages for
CCSS that snap into the cur-
riculum books to bring the
math program into par with
CCSS.
The standards are aligned
with college, and work expec-
tations are clear, understand-
able and consistent, said
Smith.
It includes rigorous content
and application of knowledge
through high-order skills,
builds upon strengths and les-
sons of current state standards
and are informed by other top
performing countries, so that
all students are prepared to
succeed in the global econo-
my and society.
The standards are evidence
and research based.
The district is following the
state guidelines in the imple-
mentation of CCSS, starting
with K-3 this year.
These grade levels will
actually be implementing
CCSS curriculum, and will
take an assessment test that is
a combination of the Standard
Based Assessment test and
the CCSSs Assessment of
Readiness for College and
Careers or PARCCS test to
create a bridge from the old
assessment test to the new.
The state time line brings all
grade levels into the Common
Core State Standards by
school year 2014-15, with stu-
dents taking the new CCSS
assessments tests.
Measures for each grade
level are being prepared, and
the training process for grades
four through 12 will begin
this coming school year, said
Smith.
The aim of Common Core
State Standards is to make
students globally competitive
by teaching educational stan-
dards that are used through-
out the world, and give them
the skills and knowledge they
need to succeed in college or
careers, she said.
It is geared to provide all
students access to the same
rigorous standards, regardless
of where they live, or what
their family background is.
A collaboration between
parents, teachers and students
is required to help students
understand what is expected
of them and support their suc-
cess in the globally competi-
tive career market.
Districts across the state
are collaborating to share
resources and expertise in
teaching the CCSS.
The main thing is, the
expectations are going to be
nationwide, said Chavez.
Its not going to be just New
Mexico has these expecta-
tions. Theyre national stan-
dards that everyone is going
to be teaching.
Instead of trying to cover so much in one years
period, its going to be very focused and spending a
lot of time on certain concepts.
RON WILLIAMS
Los Lunas Schools Assistant Superintendent
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parents and students
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school bus safely does require
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to offer parents and children
important school bus safety
tips as part of the Think Safe,
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safety campaign.
The national traffic safety
campaign helps parents teach
their children about NHTSAs
recommended pedestrian,
school bus, bike and car seat
safety guidelines.
Below are a few school bus
safety tips from the Think
Safe, Ride Safe, Be Safe!
campaign for you to share
with your children to make
riding the school bus a safer
experience:
Be especially careful
around the danger zone,
which is 10 feet in front,
behind and on each side of the
school bus.
To avoid this area, wait for
the bus at least five giant steps
away from the road.
Wait to board the school
bus until the school bus driver
says its safe to do so.
Kids should board one at a
time and use the handrails to
go up and down the stairs.
Once on the school bus,
go straight to your seat and
remain sitting, facing the front
of the school bus.
Look out for cars before
getting off the school bus.
Once off, take five giant steps
away from the school bus.
Wait for the driver or
crossing guard to signal it is
safe to cross the street.
Always look left-right-left
to make sure no cars are com-
ing before crossing the road.
Traffic safety education
should be a positive, shared
family experience. Parents
can go online with children
and take the pledge to Be
Safe! together at www.chug-
gington.com/safety.
In addition to the pledge
(to date, more than 500,000
children have taken the pledge
to Be Safe!), families can
access a safety game, activi-
ties, downloadable tip sheets
and even a free traffic safety
app.
By following the rules,
both parents and children
can help make getting to and
from school each day safer for
everyone.
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By UngelBah Daniel-Davila
udavila@news-bulletin.com
Los Lunas
As your little one prepares to
enter kindergarten, you may both
find yourselves experiencing a little
bit of anxiety.
But thats normal, says Julie
Smith, director of curriculum at Los
Lunas Schools. Whats important,
she says, is that you remain open
with your child and listen to their
concerns and fears about entering
a new situation, and to be positive
about what is in store for them, about
learning and getting to play with
their peers.
I think that first of all, (parents)
need to be very open with their child,
talk to them a lot, if their child is
showing any anxiety not to act like
its no big deal, but actually listen to
their concerns and then ensure that
its going to be fine, said Smith.
We want it to be a very positive
experience for them, so thats going
to start at home.
One way to ease anxiety for your
brand-new scholar is by contact-
ing the school they will be attend-
ing in advance and visiting it with
your kindergartner-to-be to reduce
the big thing apprehension of it by
seeing that its not so scary, says Ron
Williams, assistant superintendent at
Los Lunas Schools.
Parents of kindergartners should
have also received a kindergarten
readiness checklist that helps par-
ents to prepare their child to succeed
in their new environment or.
Williams advises also using the
checklist as a way to gauge where
their child is at and some things that
they can work on.
However, Williams says, an excit-
ing change is happening for kinder-
garten through third grade in terms
of the debut of Common Core Sate
Standards.
He says they have until now
been using a kindergarten readiness
assessment, which will be replaced
with Common Core, which he calls
more rigorous.
So, he says, the kindergarten
readiness checklist might be seeing
some updates soon, though some
standard expectations for incoming
kindergartners are color, shape and
number identification or familiarity,
as well as self care, such as going to
the bathroom on their own.
And along those lines, we want
parents to teach their children how to
advocate for themselves, specifically
when they need to use the bathroom
or dont feel well, says Williams. If
a child is particularly shy and school
is brand new, they may not be famil-
iar with advocating for themselves.
Williams says the district is going
through some changes with seeing
one school close and Los Lunas High
School undergoing remodeling, so he
advises parents of children affected
by that to be in contact with school
administration to find out what they
need to know or do.
For example, he says transporta-
tion will see some changes in terms
of bus routes for some people.
The driving force, K-12, for us is
we want parents calling us, we want
parents communicating with us, we
want to know what their concerns
are, because its going to better the
product we deliver, he said.
Immunizations are another area
in which parents need to be in con-
tact with schools to make sure their
child is up to date and find out if
there are any new requirements.
Knowing your childs schools
dress code and expectations is also
crucial, says Williams, especially
before going school shopping.
As far as like the younger kids,
its important that you involve them
in the shopping of their clothes and
school supplies so they can get excit-
ed about school, too. So that would
be a recommendation that we have
for parents, is to involve their kids
when theyre doing the shopping,
said Smith.
For kids transitioning from ele-
mentary to middle school, Smith
recommends alleviating some of the
anxiety by having your student pres-
ent during registrant so they can
meet administration and, with their
parent, walk around and become
familiar with the campus.
One thing that I would really
emphasis in this is this very much
should be a united parent-student,
everything they do they should do
together because its going to better
the opportunity for them to be on
the same page as well as understand
what the expectations are at each
school, said Williams.
Smith says that sometimes a stu-
dent might not feel comfortable tell-
ing a teacher if they need help or
if they have an issue, but if they
feel comfortable telling their par-
ent, that parents should notify the
school immediately so that it can be
addressed in a timely manner.
We want a positive school expe-
rience for all kinds and so parents
should never hesitate to contact us,
says Williams.
To add to that, Smith says that if
theres an address or phone change,
to give that information to the school
as soon as possible since that will
effect how the school and teachers
relays important information.
Williams says that all 16 of their
schools host an open house within
the first two to four weeks of school,
providing yet another opportunity
for parents to ask questions or find
out whats going on at their childs
school.
LOS LUNAS SCHOOLS BACK TO SCHOOL 2012 Valencia County News-Bulletin
4 August 4, 2012
Parents should be involved in students back-to-school schedules, needs
Ungelbah Daniel-Davila-News-Bulletin photo
RON WILLIAMS, assistant superintendent at Los Lunas Schools, and Julie Smith, director of curriculum, emphasize the
importance of parent involvement for student success at every grade level.
The driving force, K-12, for us is we want
parents calling us, we want parents commu-
nicating with us, we want to know what their
concerns are, because its going to better the
product we deliver.
RON WILLIAMS
Los Lunas Schools Assistant Superintendent
I think that first of all, (parents) need to be
very open with their child, talk to them a lot,
if their child is showing any anxiety not to act
like its no big deal, but actually listen to their
concerns ...
JULIE SMITH
Los Lunas Schools Director of Curriculum
Tech tips to prepare students for the school year
Courtesy of StatePoint
Preparing children for a new school
year is no longer just about stocking up
on pencils and notebooks.
The face of education is changing,
and a well-equipped student should
know how to use new technology to
personalize the learning experience and
succeed in school.
Digital resources and applications
can stimulate and engage students by
providing a more interactive learning
experience, says Dan Caton, president
of McGraw-Hill School Education.
Some of the best digital learning tools
personalize learning, adapt to childrens
individual strengths and help them over-
come unique challenges.
While digital learning may come nat-
urally to children, parents should get up
to speed on technology, as well, to better
understand how new tools and resources
can help their children learn.
Here are some great back-to-school
tech-tips for parents:
Talk to your children and their
teachers about what they want to accom-
plish this year and how they can use
traditional and new learning tools to
meet goals.
Encourage children to use comput-
ers and other web-enabled devices for
more than just games and Facebook.
If you think books are the same as
when you went to school, think again.
New digital textbooks available for
download through applications like
iBooks2, allow you to highlight text,
make notes, or search inside the book.
You can even have your tablet device
read the book to you. Learn how this
technology works so you can keep up
with your kids.
Some forward-thinking schools
are using innovative programs, such
as CINCH Learning, which makes the
complete K-12 math and 7-12 grade sci-
ence curricula accessible online.
Programs such as these go beyond
the textbook, so talk to your childrens
teachers to learn how to maximize the
programs interactive tools and games
from home devices.
Nearly half of all high school stu-
dents who take Advanced Placement
exams fail. But new subscription based
programs, such as the ONboard series
from McGraw-Hill Education, are
providing students with the skills and
knowledge they need to succeed in these
advanced courses. Parents of high school
students should encourage teens to take
advantage of such study aids before
senior year.
Pick a regular time each day dedi-
cated to beefing up vocabulary, improv-
ing spelling, reading together and just
talking about new topics and ideas.
The International Reading Association
recommends giving children choices in
what they read browse the ever-grow-
ing selection of age-appropriate books
and periodicals available for download
to your e-reader.
If youre on a budget, dont stress.
Not all technology will break the bank.
In fact, with a bit of effort, you can
find e-readers on sites such as eBay for
much less than retail cost. And as more
devices come onto the market, prices
will become even more affordable.
Many public libraries offer access to
computers so you can familiarize chil-
dren with basic technology and a range
of digital resources, such as free ebooks.
For more information on how digital
technology is changing the way kids
learn, visit www.mheonline.com. Help
make this school year successful for
your children by learning about new
educational tools.
Parents are encouraged to investigate new devices their children
can use to help their education and broaden their opportunities
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Welcome Students, Parents and Staff

Dear Students, Parents, Guardians and Staff,

One of the largest construction projects to be accomplished at one time in the history of Valencia County at
LLHS, participation in the acclaimed and renowned University of Virginia School Turnaround Program, increasing test
scores in the majority of our schools, and national recognition with several of our district programs by out-of-state observers,
sets the stage for the onset of the 2012-13 school year.

It is more difficult to turn around a large ship than it is a small boat. That analogy holds true for Los Lunas Schools, which is
one of the top ten largest of the 89 school districts in the state of New Mexico. Los Lunas Schools has spent the last
several years turning that ship around and the turn has been made. We are seeing steady progress taking place across the
district. Some schools are progressing faster than others, but every school in the district can show data that documents
long-term progress on a test score trend line that Los Lunas Schools established for each school in the district seven years
ago. Our internal business practices, financial management and operations management, are very sound and have been
lauded by various outside entities and professional organizations. Now we just need to pick up speed in moving forward
with our academic gains. Like a turnpike, change begins slowly and as one continues to push, the turnpike picks up speed.

Los Lunas Schools has been praised by out-of-state evaluators from both the North Central Association Commission on
Accreditation and School Improvement (NCA CASI) and the University of Virginia Executive Leadership Program. Each of
these organizations has brought in teams over the last few years with evaluators from different states across the country.
Our curriculum, instructional models, as wells as the makeup of the administrative team and business practices have been
noted as some of the best In the country.

What has held us back is inconsistent delivery of the curriculum, and inconsistent use of instructional models in the
classrooms throughout the district. This school year, specific attention will be paid as to how instruction is being delivered in
each and every school and classroom in the district.

There will be no changes in the curriculum, instructional models and teaching methodologies, but what we have already
established will be honed to a fine edge. We will focus on duplication of what is successful in specific classrooms and
schools across the district that are achieving the highest test scores and proficiency with student academic achievement.
We will continue to use the PLC model, which fosters communication among our teachers and principals to share and
implement best practices.

We will continue with student intervention time in our schedules that provides support for students who need additional
assistance with their assignments, and we will continue to offer advanced level courses and challenging expectations for our
more advanced students.

The 2012-13 School Year is poised to be one of our most successful school years yet. On behalf of the Los Lunas Schools
Board of Education and the Los Lunas Schools Administration, Welcome back to Los Lunas Schools!

Respectfully,

Bernard R. Saiz
Superintendent
Los Lunas Schools
Attention High School Graduates
(Class of 2013)
Beginning with the Class of 2013, New Mexico students must earn at least one
credit of Advanced Placement, dual credit or distance learning in order to
graduate.
Dual Credit courses are college courses that are academic or career technical and
simultaneously earn credit toward high school graduation and a postsecondary
degree or certificate. Remedial, developmental and physical education activity
courses are not eligible for dual credit. Students must receive prior approval from
their school counselor in order to enroll in a dual credit course.
The Advanced Placement (AP) program is a cooperative effort between
secondary schools and colleges and universities. Advanced Placement courses
provide high school students the opportunity to take college level courses in a
high school setting. Students who participate in the program gain college-level
skills and may also earn college credit if they pass the AP course exam with a 3 or
better. Los Lunas High School and Valencia High School offer many AP courses
beginning in a students junior year in high school. AP courses are offered in all
core areas (English, math, science and social studies) and some elective courses.
A distance learning course is an online course that is not remedial, developmental
or a credit recovery course. Distance learning courses are offered at each high
school through E2020 and the University of New Mexico Valencia Campus.
Distance learning is offered through several elective courses.
Research shows that dual credit, Advanced Placement and distance learning
programs can lead to better graduation rates for both high school and college;
reduce the need for remediation; and provide an alternative for students tempted
to leave high school to enter the workforce. Los Lunas Schools is preparing
students for success in high school and college by providing rigorous course
options to help students build a foundation for continuing their education beyond
high school. Our high schools encourage students to immerse themselves in a
combination of core academic classes along with elective courses that focus on a
pathway for the future.
ADMINISTRATION
119 Luna Avenue
PO Drawer 1300
Los Lunas, NM 87031
505-865-9636
www.llschools.net
Bernard R. Saiz, Superintendent
Curriculum, Instruction and Technology
Ronald W. Williams II, Assistant Superintendent
Finance, Maintenance and Student Nutrition
Claire Cieremans, Chief Finance Officer
Special Services
Brian Baca, Assistant Superintendent
Staff & Student Services, Personnel, Safety
& Security, Transportation and Athletics
Dana Sanders, Assistant Superintendent
Student Nutrition
Angela Haney, Director
Sanoma Jaramillo, Supervisor
Ph: 505-866-2490
Fax: 505-865-4852
Transportation
Desi Garcia, Director
Sherry Young, Supervisor
Ph: 505-866-2147
Westside Transportation Center Fax: 505-866-2487
Eastside Transportation Center Fax: 505-866-4764
BOARD OF
EDUCATION
SCHOOL SITES
ANN PARISH ELEMENTARY (K-6)
112 Meadow Lake Rd, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Ph: 505-865-9652
Fax: 505-865-7364
Elena Trodden, Principal
Cassie Sena-Jennings, Secretary

BOSQUE FARMS ELEMENTARY (K-6)
1390 W. Bosque Loop, Bosque Farms, NM 87068
Ph: 505-869-2646
Fax: 505-869-5146
Cindy Philips, Principal
Kristine Chavez, Secretary
CENTURY HIGH SCHOOL (9-12 Alternative)
Daniel Fernandez Campus
32 Sun Valley Rd, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Ph: 505-866-2153
Fax: 505-866-8064
Wilson Holland, Principal
Valerie Holliday, Secretary
DISTANCE LEARNING ACADEMY (9-12)
32 Sun Valley Rd, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Ph: 505-866-2153
Fax: 505-866-8064
Wilson Holland, Principal
Valerie Holliday, Secretary
DESERT VIEW ELEMENTARY (K-6)
49 Camino La Canada, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Ph: 505-866-2488
Fax: 505-866-2485
Diedra Martinez, Principal
Gloria Gallegos, Secretary
KATHERINE GALLEGOS ELEMENTARY (K-6) and
FAMILY SCHOOL (1-6)
236 Don Pasqual Rd, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Ph: 505-865-6223
Fax: 505-866-2159
Samial Morerod, Principal.
Melissa Nash, Secretary
LOS LUNAS ELEMENTARY (K-6)
800 Coronado St SE, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Ph: 505-865-9313
Fax: 505-866-2151
Valerie Otero, Principal
Kim Pierce, Secretary
LOS LUNAS HIGH SCHOOL (9-12)
1776 Emilio Lopez Rd, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Ph: 505-865-4646
Fax: 505-565-2847
Dan Padilla, Principal
Jane Owensby, Secretary
LOS LUNAS MIDDLE SCHOOL (7-8)
423 Main St, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Ph: 505-865-7273
Fax: 505-865-9742
Victoria Baca, Principal
Cathy Jojola, Secretary
PERALTA ELEMENTARY (K-6)
3645 Highway 47, Peralta, NM 87042
Ph: 505-869-2679
Fax: 505-869-5428
Monica Arguello, Principal
Darlene Jaramillo, Secretary
RAYMOND GABALDON ELEMENTARY (K-6)
454 Coronado St NE, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Ph: 505-866-0456
Fax: 505-866-2166
Barbara Carrillo, Principal
Amanda Carrasco-Vigil, Secretary
SUNDANCE ELEMENTARY (K-6)
3701 Sundance St SW, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Ph: 505-866-0185
Fax: 505-866-0302
Mildred Chavez, Principal
Debora Leyba, Secretary
TOM ELEMENTARY (K-6)
46 Chacon Rd, Tom, NM 87060
Ph: 505-865-1102
Fax: 505-865-8995
Penny Wharton, Principal
Jessica Sanchez, Secretary
VALENCIA ELEMENTARY (K-6)
111 Monica Rd, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Ph: 505-865-3017
Fax: 505-866-2169
Julie Crum, Principal
Sandra De Luna, Secretary
VALENCIA HIGH SCHOOL (9-12)
310 Bonita Vista Blvd, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Ph: 505-565-8755
Fax: 505-565-8762
Andrew Saiz, Principal
Vivian Garcia, Secretary
VALENCIA MIDDLE SCHOOL (7-8)
22 Marlink Rd, Los Lunas, NM 87031
Ph: 505-865-1750
Fax: 505-866-8291
Ron Hendrix, Principal
Louise Lara, Secretary
LOS LUNAS SCHOOLS BACK TO SCHOOL 2012 Valencia County News-Bulletin 6 August 4, 2012
2012-2013
Valencia Middle School
(formerly Manzano Vista Middle School)
Ron Hendrix, Principal
Yvonne Tabet, Assistant Principal
Louise Lara, Secretary
Student Registration
Valencia Middle School Library
(Please adhere to the schedule listed below)
Monday, August 6, 2012 7:00 am - 3:00 pm
Tuesday, August 7, 2012 11:00 am - 6:30 pm
Wednesday, August 8, 2012 7:00 am - 3:00 pm
Wednesday, August 15, 2012 First Day of School
Uniform Dress Code

Schools With a Uniform Dress Code
Please call school for specific dress code regulations
Ann Parish Elementary 865-9652
Desert View Elementary 866-2488
Katherine Gallegos Elementary and
Family School
865-6223
Los Lunas Middle School 865-7273
Raymond Gabaldon Elementary 866-0456
Sundance Elementary 866-0185
Tom Elementary 865-1102
Valencia Middle School 865-1750
School Day Hours
School Start End
Ann Parish Elementary 8:50 am 3:30 pm
Bosque Farms Elementary 8:50 am 3:30 pm
Century High School 7:25 am 2:30 pm
Desert View Elementary 7:50 am 2:30 pm
Katherine Gallegos Elementary 8:50 am 3:30 pm
Los Lunas Elementary 8:50 am 3:30 pm
Los Lunas High School 7:25 am 2:30 pm
Los Lunas Middle School 7:25 am 2:30 pm
Peralta Elementary 8:50 am 3:30 pm
Raymond Gabaldon Elementary 7:50 am 2:30 pm
Sundance Elementary 8:50 am 3:30 pm
Tome Elementary 8:50 am 3:30 pm
Valencia Elementary 8:50 am 3:30 pm
Valencia High School 7:25 am 2:30 pm
Valencia Middle School 7:25 am 2:30 pm
Los Lunas High School
Dan Padilla, Principal
Jason Baca, Asst. Principal/Athletic Director
Kevin Benavidez, Assistant Principal
Leslie Gurule, Assistant Principal
Pam Davis, Activities Director
Jane Owensby, Executive Secretary
Los Lunas High School Cafeteria
Any Time Between 7:30 am 11:30 am
(Students coming in after 11:30 am will not be processed)
Monday, August 6, 2012 Seniors
Tuesday, August 7, 2012 Juniors
Wednesday, August 8, 2012 Sophomores
Thursday, August 9, 2012 Freshmen
Thursday, August 9, 2012 Freshman Open House 6:30 pm
(in the auditorium)
Friday, August 10, 2012 Make-Up Registration
Thursday, September 20, 2012 Open House 6:00-7:30 pm
Please make sure your student comes on their designated date with
the following completed documents:
Registration Form
Immunization Records - ALL students need to bring a copy
of their shot records this year.
Emergency Medical Authorization Form
School Based Dental Services Form
LLS Student Acceptable Use Agreement (Technology Form)
LLS Media Waiver/Internet Publishing
Student/Parent Contract
Student Residency Questionnaire
Military Opt-Out Form
NM High School Graduation Assessment Information
Transportation Form (even if student does not ride a bus)
New students to the district need to bring the following documents
to register:
Proof of Address (PNM bill or Property Tax bill reflecting both
physical and mailing address)
Original Birth Certificate
Immunization Records
Withdrawal Form from previous school
Unofficial Transcript from previous school
Student IDs and Parking Permits
Students will obtain their student ID as part of registration. Students who have a drivers
license may purchase a parking permit for $10. All vehicles parked on campus must display
a LLHS parking sticker.

The following documents are required to purchase the permit:
Valid Drivers License
Proof of Insurance
Current Vehicle Registration
Student ID

If you are a Renaissance Card holder, the following discounted rates applyyou must have
your Renaissance Card with you in order to receive the discount:

Renaissance Card Parking Permit Prices: Gold - $5 Silver - $6 Bronze - $7

Advanced Placement (AP) and Concurrent Enrollment classes are an opportunity for
students to earn college credit while still in high school. Being enrolled in AP classes
prepares a student for college level work. Upon completion of the course, the student will
take the AP exam offered here on campus. Depending on their score, the student may earn
college credit that is accepted by over 3000 colleges and universities.

Concurrent Enrollment through UNM-VC allows students to take a 3 or 4 credit hour class
and earn 1 high school credit. Concurrent students shall be limited to two courses per term.
Valencia High School
Andrew Saiz, Principal
David Yates, Assistant Principal
Diana Herbst, Assistant Principal
Diane Silva, Activities Coordinator
Vivian Garcia, Secretary
Kim Griego, Registrar
Valencia High School Cafeteria
8:00 am 12:00 pm and 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
(Students arriving after 3:00 pm will not be processed)
A parent or legal guardian must attend registration with their
student to sign legal forms on the designated date below:
Monday, July 30, 2012 Seniors
Tuesday, July 31, 2012 Juniors
Wednesday, August 1, 2012 Sophomores
Thursday, August 2, 2012 Freshmen
Monday, August 6 and Tuesday, August 7 Late Registration
(all grades)
Class schedules will not be released until all the below-mentioned
paperwork is completed and received:
Emergency Form
Medical Authorization Form
Technology/Media Form
Transportation Form
VHS/District Student Behavior Handbook Form
Student Residency Questionnaire
NM Graduation Requirement Form
Technology /Media/Photo Form (Incoming 9th grade students)
Next Step Plan (Signature if needed)
New-student registration packets can be picked up at the VHS Office.
The following information is required prior to enrollment:
Proof of Address (PNM bill or Property Tax bill reflecting both
physical and mailing address)

Student IDs and Parking Permits
Students will obtain their Student ID as part of registration. The first ID is free of charge,
and a $5.00 fee will be charged thereafter to replace the ID. Students with a drivers
license may purchase a parking permit for $10.00. The following documents are
required to purchase the permit:
Valid Drivers License
Proof of Insurance
Vehicle Registration
Current Student ID
All student vehicles parked on campus must display a registered VHS Parking Sticker.
FRESHMEN ARE NOT ALLOWED TO DRIVE ON TO CAMPUS.

Personal Electronic Devices
The school prohibits the use of Personal Electronic Devices (PEDs) by students in classrooms,
designated instructional areas (field, shop, or gym), and school offices during the school day. PEDs
MUST BE STORED OUT-OF-SIGHT AND IN AN OFF POSITION WHILE IN CLASSROOMS,
DESIGNATED INSTRUCTIONAL AREAS (FIELD, SHOP, OR GYM) , AND SCHOOL OFFICES
DURING THE SCHOOL DAY. A student who has a PED that is visible or can be heard in the above-
listed places will be in violation of the school and district policy. PEDs may not be connected to the
school/district network at any time.
Open Houses
Ann Parish Elementary 8/30/12 6:00 - 7:30 pm
Bosque Farms Elementary 9/6/12 5:30 - 7:00 pm
Century High School 9/24/12 6:00 - 7:30 pm
Desert View Elementary 9/10/12 5:00 - 6:30 pm
Katherine Gallegos Elementary
and Family School 9/6/12 5:30 - 7:30 pm
Los Lunas Elementary 9/13/12 5:30 - 7:00 pm
Los Lunas High School 9/20/12 6:00 - 7:30 pm
Los Lunas Middle School 8/27/12 5:30 - 7:00 pm
Peralta Elementary 9/17/12 5:30 - 7:00 pm
Raymond Gabaldon Elementary 9/4/12 5:30 - 7:00 pm
Sundance Elementary 8/23/12 5:30 - 7:00 pm
Tom Elementary 8/23/12 5:30 - 7:00 pm
Valencia Elementary 8/30/12 5:00 - 6:30 pm
Valencia High School 9/13/12 6:00 - 7:30 pm
Valencia Middle School 9/4/12 6:30 - 8:00 pm
Distance Learning Academy
Wilson Holland , Principal
Valerie Holiday, Secretary
Distance Learning Academy
8:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Monday - Friday
Potential students must meet academic cut scores set by LLPS.
No major discipline issues
No attendance issues
Must have off campus access to high speed internet
Students will be on site all day on Mondays only
Student must work on E20 20 off site Tuesday - Friday
Century High School
Wilson Holland , Principal
Valerie Holiday, Secretary
Century High School
9:00 am 12:00 pm
(Students arriving after 12:00 pm will not be processed)
Monday, July 30, 2012 Freshmen
Tuesday, July 31, 2012 Sophomores
Wednesday, August 1, 2012 Juniors
Thursday, August 2, 2012 Seniors
Friday, August 3, 2012 Make-up registration
Please make sure your student comes on their designated date with
the following completed documents:
Emergency Form (if your emergency card is on colored paper,
you must provide immunization records)
Emergency Medical Authorization Form
Email verification
LLS Student Acceptable Use Agreement (Technology Form)
Student/Parent Contract
Truancy Intervention Contract
LLS Media Waiver
New-student registration packets can be picked up at the CHS
Office. The following information is required prior to enrollment:

Los Lunas High School Student Dress Code
It is Los Lunas Schools desire to display to the public at all times a high standard of
conduct, dress, attitude, courtesy, and friendliness on the part of each student, which
will be above reproach or criticism. The public will judge our school on the basis of any
and all of these characteristics as found in each student at all times. Therefore, in
keeping with the above desire, a students appearance, mode of dress and/or
cleanliness should not disrupt the educational process or constitute a threat to safety.

If, in an administrators judgment, a students appearance, mode of dress, and/or
cleanliness is distracting and disruptive to the educational process, or constitute a
threat to safety or acceptable standards of sanitation or does not meet the following
regulations, the student will be required to make the requested modifications.
Prohibited Dress:
Clothing, jewelry, or hairstyles disruptive to the learning environment,
such as muscle shirts, undershirts, or clothing that is shredded, off the
shoulder, low-cut, see-through or too short. Bib overalls must have both
straps attached appropriately. No tank tops or spaghetti straps are
allowed. Sleeveless are allowed if entire shoulder is covered.
Pants worn below the waist in a manner that exposes underwear, bare
skin, or which are excessively baggy/saggy.
Pants should not be wider than feet are long.
Shorts or skirts which are higher than the students extended fingers
when standing straight. Shirts/tops which expose skin when arms are
stretched up to shoulder high. Spandex shorts/pants, or spandex Capri
pants.
Clothing, tattoos, or accessories which advertise, display or promote any
drug (including tobacco and alcohol), sexual innuendo, violence,
weaponry, profanity, hate, In memory of or bigotry towards any group.
Headgear of any kind including hats, bandannas, and sunglasses in the
building.
Accessories including, but not limited to, studded bracelets, belts, or
necklaces/collars, belt loop or chain wallets, or any type of chain and
hairnets.
Pajamas/nightwear, slippers.
No trench coats allowed or other coats longer than top of knee.

Consequences for violating student dress standards include immediate change of
clothing, student may be sent home, parents may be asked to bring a change of
clothing for their student, and/or suspension and parent conference.
Valencia High School Student Dress Code
Students shall come to school looking clean, neat, and ready to learn. The district
prohibits pictures, emblems, or writings on materials or clothing that are lewd,
offensive, vulgar, immodest, or promote or refer to alcoholic beverages, drugs, or any
other illegal substance. The district also prohibits any clothing or grooming that in the
principals judgment may reasonably be expected to cause disruption of or
interference with normal operations. Shirts or other clothing items depicting or
promoting acts of violence, guns, weapons, death, dismemberment, disfigurement,
gang activity or affiliation or other offensive items are specifically prohibited.

The following serves as a guideline so there is no question of what is
acceptable:
Sagging pants are not allowed. Jeans, slacks, shorts, and all other
pants must be worn at or about the waist at all times. Even if a shirt is
extremely long, the pants must be worn at the waist. Undergarments
should not be visible at any time.
Pants and other articles of clothing that are torn, ragged, frayed, or pants
with holes are not permitted.
Inappropriate exercise clothing will not be allowed without an appropriate
covering garment.
Sunglasses, caps, hats, bandanas, and other headwear are not to be
brought into the building.
Hairstyles or unnatural hair colors that, in the judgment of the school
principal, cause a disruption of the educational environment are not
allowed.
Clothing should be worn for the purpose for which it was designed. No
undergarments or pajamas are to be worn as outerwear.
Shoes must be worn; house shoes are not permitted.
Earrings are permissible. All other visible body-piercing jewelry or
ornaments are prohibited.
Reasonable standards of modesty must be met.
Los Lunas Middle School
Victoria Baca, Principal
Lawrence Sosa, Assistant Principal
Cathy Jojola, Secretary
Los Lunas Middle School Office
(Please adhere to the schedule listed below)
Monday, August 6, 2012 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm A-K
Tuesday, August 7, 2012 8:00 am - 12:00 pm A-K
Wednesday, August 8, 2012 8:00 am - 12:00 pm L-Z
Thursday, August 9, 2012 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm L-Z
Uniform Dress Code
2012-2013

Kindergarten-6th Grade
Additional Items for
1st-6th Grade
Middle and High School
1 Bottle of White Glue
1 Package of Loose Leaf Paper 200
Count
Basic Supplies
2 Glue Sticks 1 Large Eraser 1 Three-Ring Binder
1 Pair of Scissors 1 Ruler with Inches and Centimeters 1 Set of Notebook Divider Sheets
2-4 Spiral Notebooks
70 Sheets, Wide-Ruled
Additional Items for
5th-6th Grade
1 Package of Loose Leaf Paper
200 Count
1 Box of Crayons
16-24 Count
1 Set of Colored Pencil
8 Count
2-4 Spiral Notebooks
100 Sheets, College Ruled
1 Box of Washable Markers 1 Zippered Bag for Pencils 3 Pencils with Erasers
12 #2 Pencils 3 Erasable Pens 3 Pens
1 Large Box of Tissue 1 Three-Ring Binder 6 Pocket Folders
1 School Box

Book Covers
1 Backpack or Book Bag

Optional

Colored Pencils
Please Note
Some elective classes may
require additional supplies.
Teachers will inform students of
these needs the first week of
school and will work with the
students to obtain them.

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Student Nutrition Services
Physical Address: 1262 Hwy 314, Los Lunas NM 87031 (at District Service Center) (505) 866-2490
Mailing Address: Student Nutrition, Los Lunas Schools, PO Box 1300, Los Lunas NM 87031
Angela K. Haney, SNS, Director Sanoma Jaramillo, SNS, Supervisor
2012-2013 PROVISION II LETTER TO HOUSEHOLDS
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM/SCHOOL BREAKFAST PROGRAM
Dear Parent/Guardian:
We are pleased to inform you that children who attend Ann Parish Elementary, Tome Elementary, Desert View Elementary and Century High School will be offered meals free of charge, regardless of income, through the
2012-2013 School Year unless otherwise notified.
All meals served must meet regulations established by the United Stated Department of Agriculture (USDA). However, if a child has been determined by a doctor to be disabled and the disability would prevent the child
from eating the regular school meal, this school will make any substitutions prescribed by the doctor. If a substitution is needed, there will be no extra charge for the meal. If you believe your child needs substitutions
because of a disability, please call us for further information.
CONFIDENTIALITY: School officials will use the information on your application only to decide if your child should get free or reduced price meals. We may inform officials connected with Title I and the National
Assessment of Educational Progress whether your child is eligible for free or reduced price school meals. They will use this information for funding and/or evaluation purposes.
Sincerely,
Angela K. Haney, SNS
Director of Student Nutrition

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) prohibit discriminating in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, or disability, and where applicable, sex, marital status, family status, parental status, religion, sexual
orientation, generic information, political beliefs, reprisals, or because all or part of an individuals income is derived from any public assistance program (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs). Persons with disabilities who require
alternative means of communication of program information (Braille, large print, audiotape, etc.) should contact USDAs TARGET Center at (202) 720-2600 (voice and TDD).
To file a complaint of discrimination, write to USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (800) 795-3272 (voice), or (202) 720-6382 (TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider
and employer.
NEW MEXICO PUBLIC EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
STUDENT NUTRITION BUREAU
PUBLIC RELEASE
Los Lunas Schools today announced its policy for free and reduced price meals served under the National School Lunch and/or
School Breakfast Program(s). All schools and the central office have a copy of the policy, which may be reviewed by any interested
party.
The following family size and annual income criteria will be used for determining eligibility:

Eligibility Criteria
FAMILY SIZE Reduced-Price Meals
1 $ 20,036
2 $ 26,955
3 $ 33,874
4 $ 40,793
5 $ 47,712
6 $ 54,631
7 $ 61,550
8 $ 68,469
For Each Additional Family Member add: + 6,919

Children from families whose income level is at or below the levels shown are eligible for free or reduced price meals. Application
forms are being sent to all homes, along with a letter to households. To apply for free or reduced price meals, households should fill
out one application for the household and return it to the school. Additional copies are available at the principal's office in each
school. Applications may be submitted at any time during the year. The information provided by the household is confidential; it will
be used for the purpose of determining eligibility. Information may be verified at any time during the school year by school or other
program officials.

For the school officials to determine eligibility, each household that is now receiving SNAP benefits (Supplemental Nutrition
Assistance Program, formerly the Food Stamp program) or that is on the Family Independence Temporary Assistance Program
(FITAP) must provide its SNAP case number or FITAP number as well as the signature of an adult household member. All other
households must provide the following information on the application: names of all household members; the social security number
of either the parent/guardian who is the primary wage earner, or the adult household member who signs the application, or a
statement that the household member does not possess one; the amount of income (before deductions for taxes, Social Security,
etc.) each household member receives; how often the person receives the income; where it is from, such as wages, retirement, or
welfare; and the signature of an adult household member certifying that the information provided is correct. If a household member
becomes unemployed or if the household size increases, the household should contact the school. Such changes may make the
children of the household eligible for meal benefits.

Foster children who are the legal responsibility of a welfare agency or court may be eligible for benefits. If a household has foster
children and wishes to apply for such meals for them, the household should contact the school for more information.

Directly Certified Households

Households that receive SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly the Food Stamp program) or FITAP benefits
may be directly certified to receive free meals. These households are not required to complete an application, and will be notified by
school officials of their eligibility. SNAP and FITAP households should complete an application if they are not notified of their
eligibility by August 15, 2012 .

School officials determine whether households are directly certified to receive free meals based on documentation obtained directly
from the SNAP/FITAP office, which will certify that a child is a member of a household currently receiving SNAP benefits or an
assistance unit receiving FITAP benefits. Households who are notified of their eligibility but do not want their children to receive free
meals must contact the school.

Under the provisions of the free and reduced price policy, Angela Haney will review applications and determine eligibility. If a parent
or guardian is dissatisfied with the ruling of the official, he may wish to discuss the decision with the determining official on an
informal basis. If the parent wishes to make a formal appeal, he may make either an oral or written response to the following:

NAME: Bernard Saiz
ADDRESS: PO Drawer 1300 Los Lunas, NM 87031
PHONE NUMBER: 865-9636
THE POLICY CONTAINS AN OUTLINE OF THE HEARING PROCEDURES.

Non-Discrimination Statement: This explains what to do if you believe you have been treated unfairly. In accordance with Federal law and U.S.
Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. To
file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call
(800) 795-3272 or (202) 720-6382 (TTY). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Revised 4/09
Los Lunas Schools
Student Nutrition Services

FREE AND REDUCED PRICE MEALS
You must complete an application to qualify for free or reduced priced meals at any Los Lunas School. You may fill out an online
application or a paper application. You may use any computer with internet access to fill out the online application. The address is:
https://mealapplication.llschools.net or by going to the Los Lunas Schools website and clicking on the Quick Links-Online meal
application on the left side of the page. Computers to fill out the application are available at the Student Nutrition Office, the libraries in
Bosque Farms and Los Lunas and your childs school. If you wish to fill out a paper application, you may call the Student Nutrition Office
and we will be happy to send it to you

Once your application is processed, our automated messaging system will notify you as to your childs meal status. You are responsible
for paying for your childs meals until the application is processed. Please allow a minimum of ten days for application processing. Please
call our office, 866-2490 if you need further assistance with the application.

If you are enrolled in SNAP, TANF or FDPIR you may not have to complete an application to receive free meals. Please call the Student
Nutrition Office at 866-2490 for more information on these programs.

MEAL PRICES FOR THE 2012-13 SCHOOL YEAR:
Elementary Schools:
Breakfast Lunch
Paid: $1.00 $1.75 (pending board approval)
Reduced: $0.30 $0.40

Middle Schools:
Paid: $1.00 $2.00 (pending board approval)
Reduced: $0.30 $0.40

High Schools:
Paid: $1.25 $2.00
Reduced: $0.30 $0.40

PAYING FOR MEALS:
Federal Government regulations do not allow Student Nutrition to provide meals free of charge to students who do not qualify for free
meals. All students have an account set up based on his/her student ID number. Meals can be prepaid to the Student Nutrition cashier by
the day, week, month or year. Student Nutrition accepts cash, money orders or personal checks. If you wish to use a personal check, Los
Lunas Schools requires that you complete a check application. The application may be obtained from the school secretary or Student
Nutrition cashier. You may also pay for student meals at www.mylunchmoney.com. This site allows parents to set up an account for
each child and pay for school meals with a credit or debit card. It works just like paying bills online. You will be able to check the amount
of money on your childs account and see when he/she ate. See the website or call the Student Nutrition Office for more details.

Students may charge up to ten meals at elementary schools, five meals at middle schools and two meals at high schools. Once the
charging limit is met students will be offered an alternative meal consisting of a cheese sandwich and a juice. Cashiers will be reminding
students and sending letters home that the students owe money for meals. Besides sending letters home about charges, parents may
also receive phone calls from school cashiers or from our automated calling system to remind them that students owe money or have a
low account balance. If the unpaid charges continue for two weeks, you will have to send a sack lunch with your child.

No meals will be allowed to be charged after April 30, 2013. You may call the cashier at your childs school, the Student Nutrition Office
or check www.mylunchmoney.com for account balance information.

NUTRITION INFORMATION:
Nutritious meals are essential for children to be ready to learn. Therefore, all our menus meet USDA Dietary guidelines for calories and %
of saturated fat as well as providing required vitamins and minerals. Menus can be viewed on line at the Los Lunas Schools website
under Student Nutrition.

SPECIAL DIETS:
Student Nutrition cannot alter meals for students unless the change has been ordered by a physician. All diet orders must be updated
every year after 1 July for the current school year. If you believe your child needs a diet order, please contact Student Nutrition 866-2490
for more details.

BREAKFAST:
It is well documented that children who eat breakfast learn better, have fewer trips to the nurses office and have fewer problems than
children who do not eat breakfast. If your student does not eat breakfast at home, please encourage him/her to eat at school so he/she is
ready to learn.

Applications for free and reduced meals are used to qualify schools for more than just school meals. Money for computers, library books
and additional teaching staff are determined by the number of free and reduced meal applications that have been completed at a school.
Please take the few minutes to fill out the application. It helps us all.

In accordance with Federal Law and the United States Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on
the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write to USDA, Director, Office of Civil
Rights, Room 326-W Whitten Building, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (800) 795-3272, (866) 632-
9992 or (202) 720-5964 (TTY). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

Please note: This supply list is general in nature. Please contact your school to obtain a
detailed list as your childs teacher may require additional supplies.
LosLunasBusStops
2012-2013
LOS LUNAS HIGH SCHOOL
BUS# BUSSTOP TIME BUS# BUSSTOP TIME BUS# BUSSTOP TIME
Bus# BusStop Time
BUS89 AMARILLO@NARANJO 5:42AM
BUS3 ASPENDR@ASPENCT 7:00AM
BUS89 AT&TRD@CLINGERLN 6:51AM
BUS89 AT&TRD@YORKLN 6:50AM
BUS89 CALLEDELLANO@CHERRYST 5:47AM
BUS89 CALLEDELLANO
@INDIGO&HIGHLANDMEADOWSBLVD 5:55AM
BUS89 CALLEDELLANO@METALSHOP 5:48AM
BUS75 CANYONRD@OSHAPL 6:46AM
BUS18 CARSON@LOSNARDOSDRSE 6:45AM
BUS18 CARSONDr. @#108(Raks) 6:47AM
BUS18 CASTILLOSTSE @CHAMISAAVESE 6:43AM
BUS75 CEREZACIR@MESAVISTARD 6:49AM
BUS89 CIELOAZUL@THETOWER 6:46AM
BUS85 CYPRESSGARDENS@HERMANOSCT. 6:52AM
BUS89 DALLIESRD@CONEJORD 6:40AM
BUS89 DALLIESRD@CORIENTERD 6:38AM
BUS42 DONPASQUALRD@#1711 6:53AM
BUS42 DONPASQUALRD@TONDRERD 6:53AM
BUS42 DONPASQUALRd. @#2526 6:54AM
BUS88 HIGHMESARD@AMYRD 6:47AM
BUS88 HIGHMESARD@DAIRY 6:48AM
BUS88 HIGHMESARD@HIGHDEALRD 6:43AM
BUS88 HIGHMESARD@JOURNEYRD 6:46AM
BUS88 HIGHMESARD@SIESTARD 6:42AM
BUS88 HIGHMESARD@TURNERDR 6:44AM
BUS18 HUNNINGRANCHLPW@LONETREEST 6:58AM
BUS2 HWY147@TR33 6:26AM
BUS2 HWY314@#1619 6:33AM
BUS2 HWY314@#1728 6:34AM
BUS2 HWY314@#1653 6:33AM
BUS2 HWY314@ANDYSSMOKESHOP 6:36AM
BUS3 HWY314@COLONIALAVE 6:45AM
BUS42 HWY314@CROWNOVERST 6:59AM
BUS42 HWY314@JAMESST 6:59AM
BUS3 HWY314@PARKLANERD 6:46AM
BUS42 HWY314@PARKERCT 6:50AM
BUS3 HWY314@THEPRISON 6:48AM
BUS2 HWY314@TR84(MARGARETS) 6:41AM
BUS42 HWY314@WITTWERCT 7:00AM
BUS2 HWY45(COORSRD) @TR76 6:45AM
BUS2 HWY45(COORSRD) @TR78 6:44AM
BUS89 HWY6@BetweenMilemarker 18-19 6:15AM
BUS89 HWY6@DALLIESRD(LivestockAuction) 6:32AM
BUS89 HWY6@DUARTERD 6:30AM
BUS89 HWY6@EMILIARD 6:25AM
BUS89 HWY6@QUINTANARD 6:23AM
BUS89 HWY6@RIVERARD 6:28AM
BUS42 JUANPEREARD@LUCERORD 6:40AM
BUS18 LONESTARRD@#2276 6:53AM
BUS18 LONESTARRD@FIRESIDEAVE 6:56AM
BUS89 LOPEZRD@AT&TRD 6:49AM
BUS42 LOSLENTESRDNE@CAMINODEHIGINIONE 6:49AM
BUS42 LOSLENTESRDNE@DANNYGALLEGOSLN. 6:47AM
BUS42 LOSLENTESRDNE
@GRIEGORDNE&BLYTHERDNW 6:49AM
BUS42 LOSLENTESRDNE@TAYLORRD 6:44AM
BUS42 LOSLENTESRDNE@TRUJILLORD 6:47AM
BUS3 LOSLENTESRDSE@FERNANDEZST 7:02AM
BUS3 LUSCOMBEDR@HATHAWAYCIR 6:50AM
BUS77 MANZANOVIEWRD@LABAMBA 6:23AM
BUS77 MANZANOVIEWRD@MEADOWLAKERD(EAST) 6:26AM
BUS77 MANZAONOVIEWRD@COBRE 6:24AM
BUS77 MEADOWLAKERD@MESAVISTA 6:37AM
BUS88 MEADOWLAKE@HIGHDEALRD 6:41AM
BUS85 MEADOWLAKERD@AMYRD 6:44AM
BUS75 MEADOWLAKERD@BUENAVISTADR 6:37AM
BUS77 MEADOWLAKERD@CANYONRD 6:30AM
BUS77 MEADOWLAKERD@COMANCHELN 6:27AM
BUS75 MEADOWLAKERD@FIESTA 6:38AM
BUS75 MEADOWLAKERD@HOPI ANDOSAGE 6:35AM
BUS85 MEADOWLAKERD@IGLESIAS 6:36AM
BUS85 MEADOWLAKERD@JOURNEYRD 6:42AM
BUS88 MEADOWLAKERD@LANZA 6:40AM
BUS77 MEADOWLAKERD@MEADOWLAKECIR. 6:29AM
BUS88 MEADOWLAKERD@PINTORD 6:40AM
BUS88 MEADOWLAKERD@SENORITA 6:39AM
BUS85 MEDOWLAKERD@FENIX 6:37AM
BUS88 MEDOWLAKERD@LASVIGAS 6:41AM
BUS3 MORRISRD@SHAWNLNSW 6:32AM
BUS3 OTEROST@VISTADR 6:43AM
BUS3 S. LOSLENTES@#2750(Bythedairy) 6:55AM
BUS2 SAGEBRUSH@THEHEALTHCENTER 6:47AM
BUS89 SANPEDRO@SANDOMINGO(Store) 6:03AM
BUS89 SANPEDRO@SANJUAN 6:01AM
BUS89 SANPEDRO@SANPABLO 5:59AM
BUS3 SICHLERRD@AMISTADLNSW 6:39AM
BUS3 SICHLERRD@PENNYLN 6:37AM
BUS3 SICHLERRD@ROSALIELNSW 6:35AM
BUS18 SIDEWINDER @#2264 6:54AM
BUS75 SPORTSMANDR@UTE 6:44AM
BUS89 SUNDANCEST@REDMESA 6:55AM
BUS89 SUNDANCEST@SOLITUDE 6:56AM
BUS2 TR40@TR55 6:25AM
BUS2 TR74@#24 6:20AM
BUS89 VILLALINDA@#72 6:46AM
BUS89 VILLALINDA@ESPEJORD 6:45AM
VALENCIA HIGH SCHOOL
Bus# BusStop Time
BUS79 #06EDEALRD 6:28AM
BUS80 AIRPORTDr. @JANETCt. 6:54AM
BUS80 AIRPORTDr. @PALOMABLANCA 6:52AM
BUS17 ALGODONESRD@FORGOTTENPROMISELN 6:42AM
BUS17 ALGODONESRD@HWY47 6:44AM
BUS17 ALGODONESRD@LITTLELEARNERS 6:43AM
BUS74 AVENIDAVALENCIA@CELESTECt. 6:22AM
BUS17 BOSQUEFARMSBLVD@LOSPINOSRD 6:36AM
BUS79 CARMELRD@#64 7:03AM
BUS17 CHUGHOLERD@GUADALUPEDR 6:23AM
BUS17 CHUGHOLERD@PARKLN 6:25AM
BUS10 DEHAANLP@HABITATBUSSTOP
(arossfromJeruselum) 6:55AM
BUS74 DONJACOBO@RUFINA 6:29AM
BUS72 E. ELCERROLP@OTERORD 6:37AM
BUS72 E. ELCERROLp. @#304(PetesCarpet) 6:38AM
BUS72 E. ELCERROLP. @CARRASCO 6:34AM
BUS72 E. ELCERROLP. @JUANITORd. 6:36AM
BUS72 E. ELCERROLP. @WINCHESTERLn. 6:32AM
BUS10 EDEALRD@PUESTADELSOL 6:16AM
BUS10 EDEALRD. @#229 6:17AM
BUS10 EDEALRD. @#86 6:13AM
BUS10 EDEALRD. @JASONRD 6:15AM
BUS80 ELCERROMISSIONRD@SANFERNANDOAVE. 6:46AM
BUS86 ELCERROMISSIONRD@SANMARTINAVE. 6:53AM
BUS86 ELCERROMISSIONRD@SANTAMONICAAVE. 6:58AM
BUS86 ELCERROMISSIONRD. @#245 7:00AM
BUS79 ELCERROMISSIONRD. @BACAGRANDE 6:49AM
BUS86 ELCERROMISSIONRD. @SACRAMENTOPL 6:56AM
BUS86 ELCERROMISSIONRD. @SANTABARBARA 6:54AM
BUS10 ENTRADAARAGONRD@#63 6:38AM
BUS10 ENTRADAARAGONRD. @ELCIDRD 6:40AM
BUS17 ESPERANZADR@ELDORADOLP 6:33AM
BUS79 FIRESTATIONRd. @GARLEYLn. 6:34AM
BUS10 HWY47@#3037 6:24AM
BUS87 HWY47@#3632 6:44AM
BUS74 HWY47@#3657(RONSPLACE) 6:39AM
BUS73 HWY47@#3649 6:30AM
BUS73 HWY47@3519 6:33AM
BUS87 HWY47@ANDYRd. 6:25AM
BUS87 HWY47@CATALPARd. (Mini Storage) 6:22AM
BUS10 HWY47@DOSLOCOS&ELCID 6:25AM
BUS87 HWY47@GONZALESLn. (JiffyLube) 6:29AM
BUS17 HWY47@GURULE(OURLADYOFGUADALUPE) 6:38AM
BUS10 HWY47@HOBRD 6:21AM
BUS17 HWY47@HYDE 6:54AM
BUS17 HWY47@LEMONSDR 6:57AM
BUS73 HWY47@LENOSSMOKESHOP 6:27AM
BUS73 HWY47@LEXJARMILLO#3584 6:21AM
BUS80 HWY47@LOSCERRITOSDR 6:36AM
BUS80 HWY47@LUCEROLN 6:37AM
BUS10 HWY47@MENARDRD 6:21AM
BUS87 HWY47@MITCHELLRd. 6:27AM
BUS87 HWY47@MURPHYSCir. 6:23AM
BUS80 HWY47@OMAR 6:35AM
BUS80 HWY47@OTERO 6:34AM
BUS17 HWY47@RALLIERERD 6:45AM
BUS10 HWY47@RECTORRD 6:20AM
BUS17 HWY47@ROBERTORD 6:52AM
BUS17 HWY47@SMITHLP 6:53AM
BUS17 HWY47@THOMASRD&ELIASRD 6:58AM
BUS10 HWY47@TOMEHILLRD 6:22AM
BUS73 HWY47@VALLEGRANDE 6:35AM
BUS10 HWY47@WHITEHOUSERD 6:23AM
BUS10 HWY47@WILLOWRD 6:19AM
BUS17 HWY47@WOLFELN 6:56AM
BUS17 HWY47@WORSAHRD 6:40AM
BUS72 JEROMERd. @AvenidaValenciaRd. 6:26AM
BUS72 JEROMERd. @PalomasRd. &CoyoteLn. 6:27AM
BUS10 LAENTRADARD@#289 6:32AM
BUS10 LAENTRADARD. @CASTULOLN 6:47AM
BUS10 LAENTRADARD. @ROMERORD 6:44AM
BUS74 LALADERA @DIEBOLD 6:47AM
BUS74 LALADERA@#124 6:51AM
BUS74 LALADERA@BENNETT 6:54AM
BUS72 LALADERA@BLUEHILLRd. 6:29AM
BUS74 LALADERA@PEANUT 6:48AM
BUS74 LALADERA@TRESNINAS 6:54AM
BUS72 LAMBROSLp. @APPALOOSADr. 6:20AM
BUS87 LILLIEDR@GARCIA 6:32AM
BUS87 LILLIEDr. @VELVETDr. 6:33AM
BUS72 LUJANRd. @NATHAN 6:17AM
BUS73 MARIGOLDBLVD@ARTISSIMADR.
(for LasMaravillasUnit V) 7:05AM
BUS73 MARIGOLDBLVD@ASPENTERRACE 7:03AM
BUS17 MCNEWRD@BONITADR 6:30AM
BUS17 MCNEWRD@MCNEWLN 6:28AM
BUS79 MCRAELP@ROWELN 6:57AM
BUS73 MISTLETOE@APPLEBLOSSOM 6:06AM
BUS74 MOLINA@ALICIACir. 6:38AM
BUS74 MOLINA@BURGEDr. 6:36AM
BUS79 MOLINERO@SOQUEL(Hastwobabiesat thisstop) 7:02AM
BUS74 MONICARD@VALENCIARd.
(NORTHSIDEOFVALENCIARd.) 6:25AM
BUS74 MONICARd. @TOMATOFARMRd. 6:26AM
BUS74 MONICARd. @VEGASRd. 6:19AM
BUS79 MONTEREYBlvd. @BONITAVISTABlvd. 7:00AM
BUS72 Mt. LAURELSt. @GOLDENRODAve. 6:14AM
BUS87 N. BOSQUELP. @CALLEDEBOSQUE 6:31AM
BUS87 N. ELCERROLP@BARBARALN 6:55AM
BUS87 N. ELCERROLP@KELLYLN(east) 6:54AM
BUS87 N. ELCERROLP@TERRYLN 6:56AM
BUS72 NANCYSt. @LAKEVIEWSt. 6:12AM
BUS79 ORONARd. @BLACKBERRYLn. 6:36AM
BUS79 ORONARd. @DELLA 6:37AM
BUS80 OTERORD@JAYBIRDLP(EAST) 6:30AM
BUS80 OTERORD@PONDEROSADR 6:32AM
BUS10 PASITOSDELCIELO@CHACONRD. &SHEBAPL 6:50AM
BUS10 PATRICIORD@#89 6:31AM
BUS10 PATRICIORD@RAMONB. CHAVEZ 6:29AM
BUS10 PATRICIORD. @VALLELOBO 6:30AM
BUS74 PERALTABlvd. @#134 6:45AM
BUS74 PERALTABlvd. @CONNELLYRd. 6:40AM
BUS74 PERALTABlvd. @LAESCONDIDARd. 6:43AM
BUS74 PERALTABlvd. @MARTHALn. 6:41AM
BUS74 PERALTABlvd. @ZAMORALn. 6:40AM
BUS80 PRICILLADr. @VISTACEDRO 6:56AM
BUS74 QUAILRUN@MOLINA 6:34AM
BUS10 ROMERORD@ROMEROLN 6:43AM
BUS72 S. ELCERRO@JAEBLN 6:45AM
BUS72 S. ELCERRO@KENNEDYDR 6:46AM
BUS72 S. ELCERRO@RIVENDELLLN 6:48AM
BUS87 S.BOSQUELp. @BRUNOLN 6:40AM
BUS86 SANFELIPEAVE. @St. THOMASAVE. 6:44AM
BUS86 SANFRANCISCOAVE@#11 6:39AM
BUS86 SANFRANCISCOAVE. @SANTAANA 6:40AM
BUS86 SANFRANCISCOAVE. @SANTABARBARALN. 6:42AM
BUS86 SANJOSEPL. @SANMIGUELAVE. 6:46AM
BUS86 SANMATEO@SANDIEGOLp. (East) 6:50AM
BUS86 SANMATEO@SANMARCOSPL. 6:52AM
BUS86 SANPASQUALAVE. @SANRAFAELPL 6:48AM
BUS72 SANDHILLRD@SANDHILLLN 6:52AM
BUS72 SANDHILLRd. @LLANORd. 6:50AM
BUS72 SHADOWVIEWRD@TALAYACT 6:43AM
BUS10 SILVARD. @CHURCHLP 6:27AM
BUS79 SUNVALLEYRd. @at thechurchjust west of Hwy263 6:31AM
BUS79 SUNVALLEYRd. @YUCCADr. 6:30AM
BUS73 SUNFLOWER@WESLEYRD 6:46AM
BUS73 SUNFLOWER@WILDWOODLN 6:44AM
BUS10 TAVALOPA@TAVALOPA 6:26AM
BUS73 TR10#321 6:23AM
BUS73 TR2@#113 6:11AM
BUS80 TURBORd. @SANDSLp. 6:50AM
BUS72 VAISARd. @MONICARd. 6:23AM
BUS74 VALENCIARd. @#102VALENCIARd. 6:30AM
BUS74 VALENCIARd. @VALLELINDORd./TUKI 6:31AM
BUS74 VALLELINDORd. @CALLECIELOAZUL 6:32AM
BUS80 VANCAMP@VISTACT 6:48AM
BUS86 VANCAMPBLVD@WARNER 7:02AM
BUS79 VANCAMPBlvd. @AVILARd. 6:45AM
BUS79 VANCAMPBlvd. @LEIDELLCt. 6:51AM
BUS74 VEGASRd. @LASCERCAS 6:16AM
BUS80 VISTACEDRO@CLAUDERd. 6:58AM
BUS87 W. BOSQUELP@COTTONWOODDR 6:38AM
BUS87 W. BOSQUELp. @WILLOWTRAIL 6:37AM
BUS79 WINSTONDR@GARCIARD 6:54AM
BUS79 WINSTONDR@OLDMILWAUKEE 6:56AM
BUS79 WINSTONDR@WINSTONCT 6:53AM
LOS LUNAS MIDDLE SCHOOL
Bus# BusStop Time
BUS68 AT&TRD@THETOWER 6:46AM
BUS52 AVENIDALASVISTAS@AVENIDAPASTORAL 6:51AM
BUS68 CALLEDELLANO@CHERRYST. 5:35AM
BUS68 CALLEDELLANO
@INDIGO&HIGHLANDMEADOWSBLVD(4waystop) 5:46AM
BUS68 CALLEDELLANO@REGINALN 5:45AM
BUS68 CALLEDELLAO@ROSADO 5:40AM
BUS23 CAMELOT BLVD@CAMINORUSTICA 6:52AM
BUS23 CAMELOT BLVD@VALLEYVIEWDR 6:50AM
BUS23 CAMELOTBLVD@GALLAHADST(Northside) 6:57AM
BUS23 CAMELOTBLVD@GOLDENGATEDR 6:44AM
BUS52 CAMINODELREYDR@MAESTASDR At thepark 6:54AM
BUS23 CAMINODELREYDR@PANORAMADR 6:45AM
BUS23 CANALBLVD@DRAKERD 7:04AM
BUS23 CANALBLVD@ENCANTADAAPT. 7:05AM
BUS52 CARNIVALAVENW@FESTIVALRDNW 6:43AM
BUS8 CASTILLOST@CHAMISAAVE 7:04AM
BUS81 CEREZACIR@BUENAVISTA 6:44AM
BUS81 CEREZACIR@MESAVISTA 6:46AM
BUS52 CERROCRESTADODr. @VILLACONTESSADR 6:48AM
BUS68 CONEJORD@#11A 6:38AM
BUS68 CONEJORD@#62 6:37AM
BUS68 CONEJORD@CORONARD 6:35AM
BUS15 CYPRESSBLVD@HERMANOSCT 6:55AM
BUS68 DALLIESRD@#14(1st trailer onleft) 6:25AM
BUS68 DALLIESRD@LLUVIA 6:27AM
BUS68 DALLIESRd. @TURN-AROUNDBYTRACKS 6:32AM
BUS56 DONPASQUALRD@TONDRERD 7:06AM
BUS8 E. WESTDR@LAWRENCEDR 6:57AM
BUS8 EDEALRD@SUNVALLEYRD 6:28AM
BUS23 GRANTBLVD@RIOGRANDEBLVD 7:00AM
BUS8 GRIEGORD@WILLOWRDNE 6:40AM
BUS31 HIGHDEALDR@TURNERDR 6:53AM
BUS31 HIGHDEALRD@HIGHDEALDR 6:52AM
BUS31 HIGHDEALRD@HIGHMESARD 6:51AM
BUS31 HIGHMESARD@DAIRYRD 6:57AM
BUS31 HIGHMESARD@SIESTALN 6:49AM
BUS31 HIGHMESARD@TURNERDR 6:53AM
BUS52 HIGHLINEDR@CARRIZOST 6:42AM
BUS52 HIGHLINEDR@COLIBRI RD 6:40AM
BUS23 HILLSIDEDR@CRESTVIEWDR 7:02AM
BUS23 HILLSIDEDR@MESARIDGE 7:03AM
BUS68 HUNINGLPW@LONETREEST 6:58AM
BUS8 HWY314@CROWNOVERST 6:44AM
BUS8 HWY314S. @COLONIALAVE 6:52AM
BUS8 HWY314S. @PARKLANE 6:53AM
BUS68 HWY6@BETWEENMILEMARKER18-19 6:13AM
BUS68 HWY6@DUARTERD 6:23AM
BUS68 HWY6@EMILIA 6:22AM
BUS68 HWY6@QUINTANA 6:20AM
BUS68 HWY6@RIVERA 6:21AM
BUS16 JUANPEREARD@LOPEZRD 7:08AM
BUS68 LONESTARRD@FIRESIDEAVE 6:56AM
BUS16 LONESTARST@#2276 6:35AM
BUS16 LONESTARST@FIREWHEELAVE 6:37AM
BUS52 LOSCERRITOSDr. NW@#1634(acrossfromthepark)6:50AM
BUS52 LOSCERRITSODRNW@THEAPARTMENTS 6:38AM
BUS8 LOSLENTESRDNE@BLAYLOCKLN 6:38AM
BUS8 LOSLENTESRDNE@GRIEGORD&BLYTHERDNW6:39AM
BUS8 LOSLENTESRDNE@TRUJILLORD 6:37AM
BUS23 MAINST@CALLEDELASFAMILIAS 6:41AM
BUS23 MAINST@CHAVEZLN 7:07AM
BUS58 MANZANOVIEWRD@COBRELN 6:44AM
BUS58 MANZANOVIEWRD@LANGRD 6:43AM
BUS58 MEADOWLAKE RD@CANADA 6:36AM
BUS58 MEADOWLAKE RD@FREEDOMWAY 6:54AM
BUS81 MEADOWLAKERD@CAROLINORD 6:37AM
BUS58 MEADOWLAKERD@CORDONIZ 6:35AM
BUS31 MEADOWLAKERD@FENIXRD 6:48AM
BUS81 MEADOWLAKERD@FIESTALP 6:35AM
BUS58 MEADOWLAKERD@HIGHDEALRD 6:52AM
BUS58 MEADOWLAKERD@HOPI 6:50AM
BUS15 MEADOWLAKERD@IGLESIARD 6:45AM
BUS15 MEADOWLAKERD@LANZACT. 6:40AM
BUS15 MEADOWLAKERD@LASVIGAS 6:43AM
BUS58 MEADOWLAKERD@PAJARORD 6:50AM
BUS15 MEADOWLAKERD@SAXONRD 6:52AM
BUS15 MEADOWLAKERD@SENORITACT 6:47AM
BUS81 MEADOWLAKERD@SPORTSMANDR 6:38AM
BUS52 MONTARADRNW@CERROCRESTADODR(West) 6:46AM
BUS16 MORRISRD@SHAWNDR 7:00AM
BUS8 MT. LAURELST@GOLDENRODAVE 6:32AM
BUS58 MT. SHADOWDR@CAMINODEMANZANO 6:40AM
BUS8 NANCYST@LAKEVIEWST 6:31AM
BUS8 OTEROST@VISTALARGADR 6:51AM
BUS23 PARKVIEWDR@#1142 6:56AM
BUS8 S. LOSLENTES@THEDAIRY 7:01AM
BUS56 SAGEBRUSH@THEHEALTHCENTER 6:27AM
BUS68 SANDOMINGO@THESTORE 5:57AM
BUS68 SANPEDRO@SANDAVIES 5:52AM
BUS68 SANPEDRO@SANJOSE 5:54AM
BUS16 SICHLERRD AMISTADLN 6:54AM
BUS16 SICHLERRD@PENNYLN 6:55AM
BUS16 SICHLERRD@ROSALIEDR 6:57AM
BUS16 SICHLERRD@SCHMIDTPL 6:53AM
BUS16 SIDEWINDER@#2264 6:36AM
BUS81 SPORTSMANDR@UTECT 6:40AM
BUS56 STATERD314@#1733 6:44AM
BUS56 STATERD314@TR82 6:49AM
BUS56 STATERD314@TR84(Margarets) 6:49AM
BUS16 SUNDANCEST@REDMESA 6:39AM
BUS16 SUNDANCEST@SOLITUDEAVE 6:38AM
BUS8 SUNVALLEYRD@YUCCADR 6:29AM
BUS56 TR74@STATERD314 6:29AM
BUS23 VISTAHILLN. LP@VISTAHILLCT 6:49AM
VALENCIA MIDDLE SCHOOL
Bus# BusStop Time
BUS82 AIRPORTDR. @JANETCT 7:01AM
BUS82 AIRPORTDR. @LAVANADALN 7:02AM
BUS4 ALGODONESRD@FORGOTTENPROMISELN 6:43AM
BUS4 ALGODONESRD
@FORGOTTENPROMISELN(K-TURN) 6:44AM
BUS4 ALGODONESRD@HWY47 6:45AM
BUS13 APPLEBLOSSOM@MISTLETOEAVE. 5:55AM
BUS91 AVENIDAVALENCIARd. @CELESTECt. 6:29AM
BUS91 AVENIDAVALENCIARd. @GERALDINECt. 6:28AM
BUS91 AVENIDAVALENCIARd. @JEROMERd. 6:32AM
BUS91 BERRYHILLRd. @#21 6:44AM
BUS91 BLACKBERRYLn. @#07 6:46AM
BUS91 BLOOM-N-SHINERd. @ORONARd. 6:40AM
BUS21 BONITAVISTA@W.BRAZARO 6:56AM
BUS51 BONITAVISTABLVD@MONTEREYBLVD 6:59AM
BUS21 BONITAVISTABLVD@PACIFICA 6:59AM
BUS12 BOSQUEFARMSBLVD@LOSPINOS 6:44AM
BUS12 BOSQUEFARMSBLVD@MORRISONDR 6:42AM
BUS4 CHUGHOLE@#3 6:24AM
BUS4 CHUGHOLERD@GUADALUPE 6:25AM
BUS4 CHUGHOLERD@PARKLN 6:26AM
BUS90 DEHAANLP@JERUSALEM 7:06AM
BUS12 DONJACOBORD@MONICARD 6:43AM
BUS12 DONJACOBORD@RUFINADR. 6:42AM
BUS12 E. ELCERRO@OTERORD 6:59AM
BUS91 E. ELCERROLp. @CARRASCORd. 7:03AM
BUS91 E. ELCERROLp. @JUANITORd. 7:05AM
BUS91 E. ELCERROLp. @WINCHESTERLn. 7:01AM
BUS7 EDEALRD@#126 6:42AM
BUS7 EDEALRD@JASONRD 6:41AM
BUS21 ELCERROMISSIONRD@BACAGRANDE 6:39AM
BUS82 ELCERROMISSIONRD@CLEARVIEWDR. 6:34AM
BUS4 ELCERROMISSIONRD@GURULEEST. 6:58AM
BUS82 ELCERROMISSIONRD@SANCRISTOBALPL 6:40AM
BUS4 ELCERROMISSIONRD@SANFERNANDO 6:59AM
BUS82 ELCERROMISSIONRD@SANJOSEPL. 6:43AM
BUS82 ELCERROMISSIONRD@SANTAMONICA 6:38AM
BUS82 ELCERROMISSIONRD@VANCAMPBLVD. 6:35AM
BUS90 ENTRADAARAGONRD@ELCIDRD. 6:51AM
BUS12 ESPERANZADR@BEALLRD 6:41AM
BUS12 ESPERANZADR@MURRAYLP 6:39AM
BUS91 FIRESTATION@J.D. Rd. 6:52AM
BUS91 FIRESTATIONRd. @GARLEYLn. 6:50AM
BUS91 FIRESTATIONRd. @LOSCERRITOSDr. 6:49AM
BUS12 GOODHEARTRD@JEROMERD 6:49AM
BUS82 HOMBRE @PRISCILLADR 6:59AM
BUS51 HWY263@#22(POTTERSHOUSE) 6:37AM
BUS90 HWY47@#3037 6:32AM
BUS12 HWY47@#3384(gracefellowshipchurch) 6:57AM
BUS4 HWY47@#3514
(just southof thecar wash) BUS23PM 6:46AM
BUS13 HWY47@#3519 6:42AM
BUS13 HWY47@#3570 6:10AM
BUS13 HWY47@#3580 6:11AM
BUS78 Hwy47@#3669 6:30AM
BUS12 Hwy47@#3483(2ndhouseafter VaisaRd) 6:31AM
BUS78 HWY47@#3514(Just southof Car Wash) #43AM PMONLY
BUS78 HWY47@#3567 6:26AM
BUS4 HWY47@#3610(PERALTAPOWER EQP.) 6:40AM
BUS78 HWY47@#3657 6:29AM
BUS78 HWY47@ABORD 6:34AM
BUS78 HWY47@ANDYRD 6:28AM
BUS78 HWY47@CATALPA 6:25AM
BUS90 HWY47@ELCIDRD&DOSLOCOSLP 6:33AM
BUS7 HWY47@ELIASP. SANCHEZRD 6:47AM
BUS51 HWY47@ELIASRD(INACTIVE) 6:43AM
BUS78 HWY47@GONZALESLN 6:35AM
BUS51 HWY47@LEMONSDR. (INACTIVE) 6:46AM
BUS13 HWY47@LENOS 6:25AM
BUS7 HWY47@LOSCERRITOSDR 6:35AM
BUS7 HWY47@LUCEROLN 6:36AM
BUS78 HWY47@MURPHYSCIR. 6:27AM
BUS7 HWY47@OMARRD 6:34AM
BUS7 HWY47@OTERORD 6:33AM
BUS4 HWY47@OURLADYOFGUADALUPECHURCH 6:38AM
BUS4 HWY47@RALLIERERDBUS23INPM 6:47AM
BUS78 HWY47@RALLIERERd. #43AM PMONLY
BUS51 HWY47@ROBERTORD. 6:38AM
BUS51 HWY47@SMITHLP. (INACTIVE) 6:41AM
BUS13 HWY47@VALENCIADR 6:46AM
BUS51 HWY47@WOLFERD(INACTIVE) 6:42AM
BUS4 HWY47@WORSAHRD 6:41AM
BUS91 JEROMERd. @IRISPl. 6:33AM
BUS91 JEROMERd. @PALOMASRd. 6:34AM
BUS90 LAENTRADARD@CASTULOLN 6:55AM
BUS90 LAENTRADARD@ROMERORD 6:54AM
BUS13 LALADERA@#179-B 7:03AM
BUS13 LALADERA@CALLEJOSEMOYA 6:59AM
BUS13 LALADERA@DIEBOLD 6:57AM
BUS13 LALADERA@PEANUT 7:02AM
BUS13 LALADERA@SANGREDECRISTO 7:04AM
BUS91 LALADERARd. @BENNETTRd. 6:37AM
BUS91 LALADERARd. @BLUEHILL 6:37AM
BUS91 LALADERARd. @EDPRESLn. 6:36AM
BUS4 LAMBROSLP@APPALOOSADR 6:20AM
BUS78 LILLIEDR@GARCIALN 6:43AM
BUS4 LUJANRD@NATHAN 6:49AM
BUS78 LUJANRd. @NATHAN PMONLY
BUS7 MARIGOLDBLVD@ARTISSIMADR 7:05AM
BUS7 MARIGOLDBLVD@ASPENTERRACE 7:07AM
BUS21 MCRAELP@ROWELN 6:51AM
BUS4 MCNEWRD@BONITADR 6:30AM
BUS4 MCNEWRD@BROOKSLN 6:30AM
BUS4 MCNEWRD@MCNEWCT 6:29AM
BUS12 MOLINARD@ALECIACIR. 6:35AM
BUS12 MOLINARD@BURGEDR. 6:36AM
BUS12 MOLINARD@QUAILRUN 6:38AM
BUS51 MONTEREYBLVD@#85 7:07AM
BUS4 MONTERYBLVD@EMILIA 6:53AM
Contd
LosLunasBusStops
2012-2013
BUS# BUSSTOP TIME BUS# BUSSTOP TIME BUS# BUSSTOP TIME BUS# BUSSTOP TIME
BUS21 NELCERROLP@LUMAXRD 6:52AM
BUS78 N. BOSQUELp. @EATONPl. 6:42AM
BUS91 N. ELCERROLp. @BARBARALn. 6:57AM
BUS91 N. ELCERROLp. @KELLYLN(EAST) 6:56AM
BUS91 N. ELCERROLp. @RUIZLn. 6:54AM
BUS91 N. ELCERROLp. @SEDHOOPLn. 6:59AM
BUS91 N. ELCERROLp. @TERRYLn. 6:58AM
BUS91 ORONARd. @BLUEBERRYLn. 6:42AM
BUS91 ORONARd. @COTTONWOODLn. 6:47AM
BUS91 ORONARd. @FIRESTATIONRd. 6:48AM
BUS7 OTERORD@#21 6:32AM
BUS7 OTERORD@JAYBIRDLP(EAST) 6:29AM
BUS7 OTERORD@PONDEROSADR 6:31AM
BUS51 PACIFICA@W. BRAZARO 7:00AM
BUS90 PATRICIORD@LAENTRADARD 6:42AM
BUS90 PATRICIORD@RAMONBCHAVEZ 6:40AM
BUS90 PATRICIORD@VALLELOBO 6:41AM
BUS13 PERALTABLVD@#134 6:55AM
BUS13 PERALTABLVD@LAESCONDIDARD 6:53AM
BUS13 PERALTABLVD@LASOMBRALP 6:49AM
BUS13 PERALTABLVD@MARTHALN 6:51AM
BUS13 PERALTABLVD@SANFERNANDO 6:52AM
BUS82 PRISCILLADR@FUENTERD 7:00AM
BUS12 QUAILRUN@SAMANTHA 6:34AM
BUS78 RIVERSIDERD@WILDWOOD 6:53AM
BUS90 ROMERORD@#20 6:52AM
BUS4 S. BOSQUELP@PARKLANEDR 6:31AM
BUS7 S. ELCERROLP@INSPIRATION(EAST) 6:56AM
BUS7 S. ELCERROLP@JAEBLN 6:53AM
BUS7 S. ELCERROLP@KENNEDYDR 6:54AM
BUS21 SANDIEGOLP@SANCLEMENTE 6:45AM
BUS82 SANFRANCISCOAVE. @SANTABARBARA 6:55AM
BUS82 SANFRANCISCOAVE. @SANFELIPEAVE. 5:53AM
BUS82 SANFRANCISCOAVE. @SANTAANAAVE 6:57AM
BUS82 SANMARTINAVE. @SANMARCOSPL 6:48AM
BUS21 SANMATEO(WEST) @SANMARCOS 6:43AM
BUS7 SANDHILLRD@LLANORD 6:58AM
BUS7 SANDHILLRD@SANDHILLLN 6:59AM
BUS82 SANDSLP@TURBORD. 7:02AM
BUS21 SANTABARBARA@SANANTONIO 6:41AM
BUS4 SENALN@SENACT 7:03AM
BUS7 SHADOWVIEWDR@TAYLAYACT&TOMEDR 6:50AM
BUS90 SHEBAPL@CHACONRD 7:00AM
BUS90 SILVARD@CHURCHLP 6:38AM
BUS82 STTHOMASAVE. @#14 6:50AM
BUS78 SUNFLOWER@#6 6:56AM
BUS78 SUNFLOWER@WESLEY 6:55AM
BUS13 TR10@#321 6:17AM
BUS13 TR7@At thepark 6:38AM
BUS12 VAISARD@MONICARD 6:48AM
BUS78 VALENCIARD@#136 7:02AM
BUS12 VALENCIARD@MONICA 6:45AM
BUS12 VALENCIARD@VALLELINDORD 6:41AM
BUS78 VALENCIARd. @#125 7:00AM
BUS12 VALLELINDORD
@QUAILRUN&CALLECIELOAZULE 6:39AM
BUS51 VANCAMPBLVD@AVILARD 6:49AM
BUS51 VANCAMPBLVD@CAMPBELLLN 6:51AM
BUS51 VANCAMPBLVD@REINORD 6:50AM
BUS4 VANCAMPBLVD@VISTACT 7:01AM
BUS12 VEGASRD@LASCERCAS 6:54AM
BUS12 VEGASRD@MONICARD 6:51AM
BUS78 VELVET@LILLIEDR 6:44AM
BUS78 W. BOSQUELp. @COTTONWOODDr. 6:48AM
BUS78 W. BOSQUELp. @WILLOWTr. 6:46AM
BUS21 WINSTONDR@GARCIA 6:49AM
BUS21 WINSTONDR@OLDMILWAUKEE 6:47AM
BUS51 WINSTONDR. @HIGHRD 6:55AM
BUS51 WINSTONDR. @WINSTONCT 6:54AM
ANN PARISH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Bus# BusStop Time
BUS46 BONITALP@OSHAPL(EAST) 8:18AM
BUS46 BONITALP@OSHAPL(WEST) 8:19AM
BUS58 CAMINODEMANZANO@MTSHADOWDR 8:13AM
BUS46 CANYONRD@MANZANOLN 8:15AM
BUS59 CEREZACIR@BUENAVISTA 8:22AM
BUS59 CEREZACIR@MESAVISTA 8:24AM
BUS77 COMANCHELN@#70(Vacant Lot) 8:22AM
BUS83 CYPRESSBLVD@ALAMOSALP 8:21AM
BUS83 CYPRESSBLVD@HERMANOSCT 8:23AM
BUS83 CYPRESSBLVD@RODGERSCT 8:25AM
BUS75 LABAMBA@LASMANANITAS 8:14AM
BUS58 MANZANOVIEWRD@COBRELN 8:17AM
BUS75 MANZANOVIEWRD@SIERRAVISTADR 8:12AM
BUS77 MEADOWLAKERD@CANADARD 8:14AM
BUS58 MEADOWLAKERD@CANYONRD 8:08AM
BUS77 MEADOWLAKERD@CAROLINO 8:23AM
BUS77 MEADOWLAKERD@CORDONIZ 8:24AM
BUS88 MEADOWLAKERD@FENIX 8:11AM
BUS77 MEADOWLAKERD@FIESTALP 8:13AM
BUS58 MEADOWLAKERD@FORTUNARD 8:19AM
BUS88 MEADOWLAKERD@HOPI &OSAGE 8:12AM
BUS59 MEADOWLAKERD@IGLESIA 8:17AM
BUS58 MEADOWLAKERD@MANZANOVIEWRD 8:15AM
BUS77 MEADOWLAKERD@MAYOLP(WEST) 8:25AM
BUS88 MEADOWLAKERD@PAJARO 8:06AM
BUS75 MEADOWLAKERD@SPORTSMAN
&MEADOWLAKECIR 8:18AM
BUS88 PAJARO@PRIMERO 8:10AM
BUS75 SPORTSMAN@UTE 8:20AM
BOSQUE FARMS ELEMENTARY
Bus# BusStop Time
BUS9 BOSQUEFARMSBLVD@ABORD 8:09AM
BUS80 BOSQUEFARMSBLVD@ABORD 7:49AM
BUS9 BOSQUEFARMSBLVD@BOSQUEFARMS(BOWL) 8:15AM
BUS9 BOSQUEFARMSBLVD@JIFFYLUBE 8:14AM
BUS87 BOSQUEFARMSBLVD@LOSPINOSRD 8:18AM
BUS9 BOSQUEFARMSBLVD@MITCHELL 8:11AM
BUS87 BOSQUEFARMSBLVD@MORRISONRD 8:17AM
BUS72 BOSQUEFARMSBLVD@NOBLE 8:16AM
BUS9 BOSQUEFARMSBLVD@SAMSBUTCHER 8:12AM
BUS87 CHUGHOLERD@SUTTONLN 8:24AM
BUS80 ESPERANZA@BEALLST 8:30AM
BUS72 HWY47@#3500 7:59AM
BUS72 HWY47@#3515(Just beforelight) 8:08AM
BUS80 HWY47@#3522 8:10AM
BUS72 HWY47@#3613(Just Southof TR13) 8:06AM
BUS72 HWY47@#3665(Just Southof TR11) 8:05AM
BUS80 HWY47@3584 8:11AM
BUS72 HWY47@LENOS 8:04AM
BUS87 HWY47@PLEASANTLN 8:19AM
BUS72 LILLIE@GARCIA 8:19AM
BUS87 MCNEWRD@BONITA 8:26AM
BUS87 MCNEWRD@MCNEWLN 8:25AM
BUS87 MISTLETOE@SEGOLILLIE 8:11AM
BUS72 N. BOSQUELP@RANCHERO
(ASSEMBLYDAYCARE) 8:18AM
BUS9 RANCHITOSRD@VALENCIADR 8:17AM
BUS87 S. BOSQUELP@WINCHESTER 8:30AM
BUS87 S.BOSQUELP@BRUNOLN 8:29AM
BUS87 S.BOSQUELP@MARGARET 8:28AM
BUS87 SUNFLOWER @SEGOLILLIE 8:10AM
BUS80 TR10@#321 8:17AM
BUS80 TR10@#366 8:19AM
BUS80 TR10@#94 8:02AM
BUS80 TR10@HWY47 8:21AM
BUS80 TR2@AMERICANLEGION 7:54AM
BUS80 TR2@AMERICANLEGION 8:06AM
BUS80 TR22@ #22 8:05AM
BUS80 TR22@TR6&22 8:04AM
BUS72 TR7@THEPARK 8:14AM
BUS72 VELVET@LILLIE 8:20AM
DESERT VIEW ELEMENTARY
Bus# BusStop Time
BUS45 #74AVENIDAJARDIN 7:23AM
BUS46 BRAZAROAVE@COSTANCIADR 7:22AM
BUS46 BRAZAROAVE@PALODURODR 7:24AM
BUS11 DELREY@CARMEL 7:19AM
BUS45 ELCERROMISSIONRD@SANFERNANDO 7:20AM
BUS9 MOLINERORD@SOQUELRD 7:24AM
BUS46 MONTEREYBLVD@#85 7:27AM
BUS45 MONTEREYBLVD@BONITAVISTABLVD 7:29AM
BUS11 MONTEREYBLVD@CARMELRD 7:26AM
BUS46 MONTEREYBLVD@EMILIALN 7:20AM
BUS9 MONTEREYBLVD@MOLINERORD 7:26AM
BUS9 PACIFICA@CAPITOLA 7:22AM
BUS11 PACIFICA@CARMEL 7:18AM
BUS14 SANANTONIO@HENDRIX 7:19AM
BUS14 SANDIEGOLP@SANCLEMENTE 7:22AM
BUS14 SANMATEO(WEST) @SANMARCOS 7:20AM
BUS45 SENADR@SENACT 7:26AM
BUS45 TOMEVISTADR@VISTADECERRODR 7:22AM
BUS45 VANCAMPBLVD@VISTACT 7:24AM
BUS11 W. BRAZARO@CARMELRD 7:21AM
BUS14 WINSTONDR@POVERTYLN 7:24AM
KATHERINE GALLEGOS
Bus# BusStop Time
BUS15 AVENIDALASVISTAS@AVENIDAPASTORAL 8:10AM
BUS15 DONPASQUALRD @#1701 8:19AM
BUS15 DONPASQUALRD @#2543 8:22AM
BUS15 HWY 314@CROWNOWVER 8:26AM
BUS15 LOSCERRITOS@#450(NORTHENTRANCE) 8:08AM
BUS15 MAINST. @MUNOZRD 8:33AM
BUS5 AVENIDASERENA@AVENIDAESPLENDIDA 8:24AM
BUS5 CARNIVALAVE@FESTIVALRD(West endof Carnival)8:19AM
BUS5 CARRIZOSTNW@COLIBRI AVE 8:18AM
BUS5 HIGHLINEDR@COLIBRI RD 8:20AM
BUS31 CAMINODELREY@MAESTAS 8:20AM
BUS31 CAMINODELREY@PANDADRSW 8:25AM
BUS31 ENTRADADR@MAESTAS 8:23AM
BUS31 GOLDENGATE@LITTLEWINGSLP 8:19AM
BUS31 CAPITANST. @CARRIZOST 8:05AM
BUS31 CERROCRESTADO@VILLACONTESSA 8:11AM
BUS31 LOSCERRITOSDR@#1634 8:14AM
BUS31 MESALOOPNW@#1091 8:08AM
BUS31 MONTARADR@CERROCRESTADO 8:10AM
LOS LUNAS ELEMENTARY
Bus# BusStop Time
BUS3 CARSONDR@LOSCLAVELESDR 8:26AM
BUS52 CARSONDR@LOSNARDOSDR 8:25AM
BUS52 CARSONDr. @ ARAGONCTSE 8:23AM
BUS81 CASTILLOSt. @CHAMISAAve. 8:24AM
BUS3 EASTWESTDR@WOODDR 8:11AM
BUS85 GRIEGORD@WILLOWRD 8:18AM
BUS3 JUANPEREA@LUCERO 8:26AM
BUS85 LOSLENTESNE@#1650 8:24AM
BUS85 LOSLENTESRDNE@BLAYLOCK 8:22AM
BUS85 LOSLENTESRDNE@CAMINODEHIGINIO 8:20AM
BUS85 LOSLENTESRDNE@TRUJILLO 8:26AM
BUS52 LOSLENTESRDSE@MORRISRD 8:22AM
BUS81 LOSLENTESRd. SE@LOPEZRd. 8:22AM
BUS81 MOUNTAINVIEW@MANZANOAVE 8:18AM
BUS3 S. LOSLENTES@THEDAIRY 8:15AM
BUS85 TRUJILLO@#203 8:15AM
PERALTA ELEMENTARY
Bus# BusStop Time
BUS4 AVENIDAVALENCIA@ROBERTOCT 8:07AM
BUS78 ALGODONES@#22(LittleLearnersDayCare) 8:22AM
BUS78 ALGODONES@CALLESECRETA 8:19AM
BUS78 ALGODONES@FORGOTTENPROMISE 8:20AM
BUS78 ALGODONESRd. (behindtheGiant) 8:23AM
BUS4 AVENIDAVALENCIA@DONCT 8:09AM
BUS4 AVENIDAVALENCIA@GERALDINECT 8:11AM
BUS86 CHUGHOLE@ARCADIA 8:11AM
BUS86 CHUGHOLE@GUADALUPE 8:10AM
BUS86 CHUGHOLE@PARKLANE 8:12AM
BUS4 DONJACOBO@RUFINA 8:23AM
BUS4 DONJACOBO@TRESHIJOS 8:25AM
BUS78 FORGOTTENPROMISE@REGERCt. 8:21AM
BUS78 GotoDominosPizzatoturnaround.
BUS78 Hwy47@#3482 8:26AM
BUS4 HWY47@#3483 8:34AM
BUS78 Hwy47@#3514(Southsideof car wash) 8:24AM
BUS78 HWY47@#3525 8:28AM
BUS78 HWY47@#3552(MaezDrilling) 8:18AM
BUS78 HWY47@#3596 8:16AM
BUS78 HWY47@#3597 8:31AM
BUS78 HWY47@ANDYRD 8:31AM
BUS78 HWY47@CATALPARD 8:28AM
BUS78 HWY47@CRAWFORDCT 8:30AM
BUS78 HWY47@GURULE(PeraltaChurch) 8:13AM
BUS78 HWY47@JOESPHARMACY 8:14AM
BUS78 HWY47@KAYS 8:15AM
BUS78 HWY47@MURPHYCIRCLE 8:29AM
BUS86 HWY47@VALENCIARD 8:19AM
BUS78 HWY47@WORSAH 8:17AM
BUS12 LALADERRD@#252 8:28AM
BUS86 LALADERA@#179b 8:25AM
BUS12 LALADERA@#243LALADERARD 8:29AM
BUS86 LALADERA@BLACKQUAILRD 8:26AM
BUS12 LALADERA@QUIETLN 8:26AM
BUS12 LALADERA@VISTADELRIO 8:27AM
BUS86 LALADERARd. @#128 PMONLY
BUS12 MARTHA@PROCTOR 8:20AM
BUS86 MOLINA@#98 8:28AM
BUS86 MOLINA@BURGE 8:35AM
BUS86 MOLINA@QUAILRUN 8:31AM
BUS4 MONICARD@TOMATOFARMRD 8:27AM
BUS4 MONICARD@VAISARD 8:29AM
BUS4 MONICARD@VALENCIARD 8:28AM
BUS12 PERALTABLVD@CHELSEA 8:18AM
BUS12 PERALTABLVD@LAESCONDIDA 8:24AM
BUS12 PERALTABLVD@LASAMBRA 8:17AM
BUS12 PERALTABLVD@SANFERNANDO 8:22AM
BUS12 PERALTABLVD@ZAMORARD 8:16AM
BUS4 QUAILRUN@DOVECT 8:16AM
BUS4 QUAILRUN@SAMANTHA 8:15AM
BUS86 RIVERSIDEDR@RIVERSIDECT 8:13AM
BUS86 SUNFLOWERAVE@RIVERSIDEDR. 8:13AM
BUS86 SUNFLOWERAVE@WESLEY 8:16AM
BUS86 SUNFLOWERAVE@WILDWOODDR. 8:14AM
BUS4 VAISARD@#30 8:32AM
BUS4 VaisARD@#4A 8:33AM
BUS4 VALENCIA@VALLELINDO 8:22AM
BUS86 VALENCIARD@CONQUISTADORCT 8:23AM
BUS86 VALENCIARd. @LALADERARd. (amONLY) 8:25AM
BUS4 VALLELINDO@#19 8:21AM
BUS4 VALLELINDO@CALLECIELOAZUL 8:19AM
RAYMOND GABALDON ELEMENTARY
Bus# BusStop Time
BUS83 MEADOWLAKERD@DAIRYRD 7:02AM
BUS5 CAMELOTBLVD@CAMINORUSTICA 7:09AM
BUS5 CAMELOTBLVD@GALLAHADST 7:14AM
BUS5 CAMELOTBLVD@VALLEYVIEWDR 7:08AM
BUS44 CAMINORAEL@APARTMENTS 7:06AM
BUS44 CANALBLVD. @THEENCANTADAAPTS. 7:12AM
BUS44 CANALBLVD@PECOS.RD 7:14AM
BUS83 08EDEALRD 7:12AM
BUS5 GOLDENROD@MOUNTAINLAUREL 6:58AM
BUS44 GRANTBLVD. @DRAKERD 7:18AM
BUS44 GRANTBLVD. @RIOGRANDEBLVD 7:20AM
BUS83 HIGHMESARD @DAIRYRD 7:00AM
BUS44 HILLSIDEDR@CANALBLVD 7:15AM
BUS44 HILLSIDEDR@CRESTVIEWDR. 7:17AM
BUS5 HWY314@PARKLN 7:22AM
BUS68AM/76PM JUANPEREA@KIDSCORNERDAYCARE 7:23AM
BUS44 MAINST@CHAVEZ 7:23AM
BUS59 MEADOWLAKERD@JOURNEY 7:07AM
BUS59 MEADOWLAKERD@LASIERRA 7:06AM
BUS59 MEADOWLAKERD@LOSALTOSLN 7:00AM
BUS59 MEADOWLAKERD@SENORITACT 7:08AM
BUS68AM/76PM MORRISRD@SHAWNDR 7:18AM
BUS5 NANCY@LAKEVIEW 6:57AM
BUS5 NANCY@LESLIE 6:55AM
BUS68AM/76PM TEROST@VISTALARGADRSW 7:05AM
BUS5 PARKVIEW@#1160 7:13AM
BUS68AM/76PM ROSALIE@HONDOCT 7:19AM
BUS68AM/76PM SICHLER@AMISTADLN 7:13AM
BUS68AM/76PM SICHLER@PHEASANTLN 7:15AM
BUS68AM/76PM SICHLERRD@#1600 7:18AM
BUS68AM/76PM SICHLERRD@PENNYLN 7:17AM
BUS68AM/76PM SICHLERRD@SCHMIDTPL 7:10AM
BUS83 SUNVALLEY@BLUEBONNET 7:10AM
BUS83 SUNVALLEY@CACTUS 7:11AM
BUS5 VAUGHNSTSW@GARDENSTSW 7:20AM
BUS5 VISTAHILLWLPSW@VISTAHILLCT 7:07AM
SUNDANCE ELEMENTARY
Bus# BusStop Time
BUS76 AMARILLO@ROSADO 7:25AM
BUS56 AT&T@LOPEZ 8:09AM
BUS56 AT&TRD@THETOWER 8:08AM
BUS76 CALLEDELLANO@CHERRYST 7:30AM
BUS76 CALLEDELLANO@INDIGO&HIGHLANDMEADOWSBlvd.
(4waystop) 7:35AM
BUS76 CALLEDELLANO@REGINALN 7:27AM
BUS56 CONEJORD@#11A 8:03AM
BUS56 CONEJORD@#55 8:02AM
BUS56 CONEJORD@CORONARD 8:01AM
BUS56 DALLIESRD@#14(1st trailer onleft) 7:54AM
BUS56 DALLIESRD@LLUVIA 7:56AM
BUS56 DALLIESRD@TURN-AROUNDBYTRACKS 7:58AM
BUS2 HWY314@#1619 8:14AM
BUS2 HWY314@#1650 8:06AM
BUS2 HWY314@#1685(MARGARETS) 8:11AM
BUS2 HWY314@#3001 8:23AM
BUS76 HWY6@DUARTERd. 8:18AM
BUS76 HWY6@EMILIA 8:15AM
BUS76 HWY6@QUINTANA 8:13AM
BUS76 HWY6@RIVERA 8:16AM
BUS76 HWY6@Thewastetransfer station 8:00AM
BUS56 LONESTAR@#2276 8:25AM
BUS56 LONESTAR@FIREWHEEL 8:27AM
BUS18 SAGEBRUSH@HEALTHCENTER 8:00AM
BUS18 SAGEBRUSH@TR62(NEARHEADSTART) 8:02AM
BUS76 SANDOMINGO@theStore 7:44AM
BUS76 SANPEDRO@SANDAVIES 7:40AM
BUS76 SANPEDRO@SANSEBASTIAN 7:43AM
BUS56 SIDEWINDER@#2264 8:26AM
BUS2 STATERD314@CHIWEWESMOKESSHOP 8:09AM
BUS18 STATERD45@HOUSE#208 8:15AM
BUS2 STATERD314@JUSTNORTHOFZUNISSMOKESHOP 7:52AM
BUS18 SUNSETLP@ROADRUNNERLP 8:02AM
BUS2 TR70@71 7:55AM
BUS18 TR74@STATERD314 8:06AM
TOME ELEMENTARY
Bus# BusStop Time
BUS90 AIRPORTDR@LAVANDA 8:03AM
BUS90 AIRPORTDr. @DURAZNODR. 8:05AM
BUS14 AIRPORTRD@SANFRANCISCOAVE. 8:03AM
BUS10 DEHAANLP@HABITAT(ACROSSFROMJERUSELUM)8:26AM
BUS82 ELCERROMISSIONRD@#234 8:14AM
BUS51 ELCERROMISSIONRD@#337 7:57AM
BUS82 ELCERROMISSIONRD@AVILARD 8:08AM
BUS82 ELCERROMISSIONRD@BACAGRANDE 8:10AM
BUS82 ELCERROMISSIONRD@CLEARVIEW 8:12AM
BUS82 ELCERROMISSIONRD@RYDER 8:09AM
BUS17 ELCERROMISSIONRD@SANCRISTOBAL 8:03AM
BUS82 ELCERROMISSIONRD@WARNER 8:11AM
BUS45 ENTRADAARAGON@#119 8:15AM
BUS45 ENTRADAARAGON@ELCID 8:11AM
BUS10 HWY47@#3037 8:09AM
BUS45 HWY47@DOSLOCOSLP 8:10AM
BUS10 HWY47@ELCID 8:09AM
BUS10 HWY47@RECTORRD 8:06AM
BUS10 HWY47@MENARD(LUCYSPLACE) 8:07AM
BUS45 LAENTRADA@#362 8:18AM
BUS45 LAENTRADA@#370 8:17AM
BUS10 LAENTRADARD@CASTULOLN 8:22AM
BUS51 MAGNIFICO@#10 8:05AM
BUS45 PASITOSDELCIELO@CHACONRD 8:23AM
BUS61 PATRICIORD@#89 8:08AM
BUS61 PATRICIORD@RAMONBCHAVEZ 8:06AM
BUS61 PATRICIORD@VALLELOBO 8:07AM
BUS61 PATRICORD@#6 8:05AM
BUS90 PRISCILLA@FUENTES 8:08AM
BUS90 PRISCILLA@HOMBRELn. 8:09AM
BUS90 PRISCILLA@VISTACEDRO 8:10AM
BUS10 ROMERORD@#20 8:17AM
BUS10 ROMERORD@CASMIRORD 8:20AM
BUS10 ROMERORD@LAENTRADARD 8:22AM
BUS51 SANFRANCISCO@MAGNIFICO 8:05AM
BUS51 SANFRANCISCO@SANMIGUELAVE. 8:04AM
BUS14 SANFRANCISCOAve. @SANTAANA 8:05AM
BUS14 SANFRANCISCOAve. @SANTABARBARAN. 8:09AM
BUS51 SANJOSEPL@SANMIGUELAVE. 8:02AM
BUS51 SANMARCOSPL@ELCERROMISSIONRD 7:59AM
BUS51 SANMARTIN@ELCERROMISSIONRD 7:58AM
BUS51 SANPASQUAL@SANRAFAELPL 8:01AM
BUS51 SANTABARBARA@ST. THOMASAVE. 8:07AM
BUS10 SILVARD@CHURCHLP 8:15AM
BUS51 ST. THOMAS@SANFELIPE 8:09AM
BUS14 TURBORD@AIRPORTRD 8:02AM
BUS14 TURBORD@MAIZCT 7:59AM
BUS14 TURBORD@SANDSLP 7:57AM
BUS14 TURBORD@TURBOCT 8:00AM
BUS17 VANCAMP@AVILADR. 8:15AM
BUS17 VANCAMP@CAMPBELL 8:12AM
BUS82 VANCAMP@LIEDELL 8:14AM
BUS90 VISTACEDRO@CLAUDE 8:11AM
BUS90 VISTACEDRO@SANTAANNA 8:10AM
BUS17 WINSTON@STMICHAEL 8:05AM
BUS17 WINSTONDR@GARCIA 8:06AM
BUS17 WINSTONDR. @WINSTONLN 8:08AM
VALENCIA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Bus# BusStop Time
BUS79 BERRYHILL@BLACKBERRY 8:08AM
BUS79 BLACKBERRY@#3 8:10AM
BUS91 BLOOM-N-SHINE@COUNTRYROSELN 8:06AM
BUS79 BLUEBERRY@#8 8:06AM
BUS91 E. ELCERROLP@#204(CarrascoRd) 8:04AM
BUS91 E. ELCERROLP@#224 8:14AM
BUS74 E. ELCERROLP@#304 8:16AM
BUS91 E. ELCERROLP@JUANITORD 8:12AM
BUS91 E. ELCERROLP@MEADOWLARK 8:02AM
BUS74 E. ELCERROLP@OTERO 8:17AM
BUS91 E. ELCERROLP@WINCHESTER 8:00AM
BUS74 EDEALRD@JASON 8:01AM
BUS79 FIRESTATION@FIREFALLLN 8:15AM
BUS79 FIRESTATION@GARLEY 8:14AM
BUS79 FIRESTATION@JDLN 8:16AM
BUS79 FIRESTATION@ORONA 8:13AM
BUS91 GURULEESTATES@MIGUELLN 8:10AM
BUS11 HIGHDEAL@ADIOSLN 8:20AM
BUS11 HIGHDEAL@HIGHDEALDR 8:19AM
BUS11 HIGHMESA@HIGHDEAL 8:18AM
BUS11 HIGHMESA@TURNERRD 8:22AM
BUS11 HIGHMESARD@SIESTARD 8:17AM
BUS74 HWY47@#3140(RECTORRD) 8:05AM
BUS74 HWY47@ELIASP. SANCHEZ RD 8:05AM
BUS7 HWY47@ELIAS/THOMASRD 8:05AM
BUS7 HWY47@LOSCERRITOS 8:13AM
BUS7 HWY47@LUCERORD 8:14AM
BUS7 HWY47@OMAR 8:11AM
BUS7 HWY47@OTERO(LUTHERNCHURCH) 8:07AM
BUS7 HWY47@RAILLIER 7:53AM
BUS7 HWY47@ROBERTORD 7:59AM
BUS7 HWY47@SMITHLP 8:00AM
BUS7 HWY47@WOLFELN 8:02AM
BUS7 JEROME@PALOMAS 8:28AM
BUS7 LALADERA@#119(ATTHECEMETARY) 8:27AM
BUS7 LALADERA@BENNETT 8:21AM
BUS7 LALADERA@BLUEHILL 8:20AM
BUS7 LALADERA@TRESNINAS 8:24AM
BUS7 LAMBROSLP@APPALOOSADR 7:55AM
BUS74 LOSCERRITOS@#3 8:22AM
BUS11 MEADOWLAKERD@LANZACT 8:14AM
BUS11 MEADOWLAKERD@LASVIGASRd 8:16AM
BUS11 MEADOWLAKERD@PALOMITALN 8:15AM
BUS11 MEADOWLAKERD@PINTO 8:13AM
BUS79 N. ELCERROLP@#53 8:18AM
BUS91 N. ELCERROLP@#53(79am) pmonly
BUS7 N. ELCERROLP@ALRAY(91am) PMonly
BUS91 N. ELCERROLP@ALRAYCT(7pm) 8:16AM
BUS79 N. ELCERROLP@BARBARALN 8:23AM
BUS79 N. ELCERROLP@J.C. MOBILEHOMEPARK 8:21AM
BUS79 N. El CerroLp@KellyLn(East) 8:19AM
BUS7 N. ELCERROLP@KELLYLN(WEST) 8:15AM
BUS91 N. ELCERROLP@LUMAX(7am) pmonly
BUS7 N. ELCERROLP@LUMAX(91pm) 8:16AM
BUS79 N. ELCERROLP@RUIZ 8:18AM
BUS91 N. ELCERROLP@SEDHOOPLN(7am) pmonly
BUS7 N. ELCERROLP@SEDHOOPLN(91pm) 8:18AM
BUS91 N. ELCERROLP@TERRYLN(7pm) 8:18AM
BUS7 N. ELCERROLP@TERRYLN(91am) PMonly
BUS79 ORONA@CAMILLO 8:04AM
BUS7 OTERORD@#21 8:08AM
BUS74 OTERORD@JAYBIRDLP(EASTENTRANCE) 8:18AM
BUS7 PONDEROSAFARMS@CAMINODELSOL 8:09AM
BUS74 S. El CERROLP@JAEBLN 8:12AM
BUS74 S. ELCERROLP@MIGUELLN 8:13AM
BUS74 S. ELCERROLP@INSPIRATION(WEST) 8:14AM
BUS91 SANDHILL@SANDHILLLN 8:08AM
BUS7 SUNSHINEDAYCARE@STRD263 7:57AM
BUS74 TOMEDR@SHADYLN 8:09AM
BUS91 VEGASRD@HACIENDA 8:22AM
BUS91 VEGASRD@LASCERCAS 8:25AM
Village of Los Lunas
Robert Vialpando Mayor
Councilors
Charles Griego Richard Lovato
Amanda Perea Gerard Saiz
660 Main Street NW
Phone (505) 839-3840
FAX (505) 352-3280
J
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Computers
Cell
Phones
Shirts
Blouses
Buy EvErything For Back
to School in valEncia county
Reference
Books
Pens/Pencils
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Maps/Globes
Paper/
Notebooks
Shoes/Sneakers
Binders
Backpacks Snacks
Calendars/
Planners
Crayons
Locks
Tablets
Markers
Keep Your Tax Dollars in Valencia County
LittleDragonsKarate
Program4to6yearolds
Confdenceandcoordination
buildingexercises
Basickarateskills
Safetydiscussions
KarateProgramfor
7yearoldsandup
Fun,safelearningenvironment
Familydiscounts
Convenientschedule
Back to School Special
ONE MONTH FREE
526 Sun Ranch Village Rd
(near StarlightTheater)
505-866-1280
Sandy Zemanek
HeadInstructor
Help Your Child
Discover New Worlds...
K-8 Tuition-Free Charter School at Mesa del Sol
that makes a difference for your child
2012 Enrollment Now Open for K-7
Teaching with
the coveted
International
Baccalaureate
curriculum
as a PYP candidate school
Enroll Today!
www.TISNM.org
505-508-3295
info@tisnm.org
THE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL
2660 Eastman Crossing SE
Albuquerque, N.M. 87106
A Perfect Look
A Full Service Salon for Men, Women and Children
Now Offering Tanning Student Haircuts Always $10.00
861-CUTS (2887)
Del Rio Plaza 152 Caldwell Ave Belen
Jul i e, Rut h, Mar t ha, Anna and Cami l l e
School
Year
2012
(Must be 4 years old on or before 12:01am
September 1, 2012 and are not
eligible for kindergarten).
Limited Availability
Join us for our Open House!
Saturday, August 11 from 10am-12pm
1716 Los Lentes NE., Los Lunas 565-8023
Safe Site
Child Development Inc.
(formerly Con Carino)
Now Enrolling 4 year Olds
Free Pre-K Program
Classes start Aug. 20
Back-To-School
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Loans from
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Call or visit our offce TODAY
505-864-3777
203 S. Main Street
Belen, New Mexico 87002
Manager Tanya Martinez
*All loans are subject to our most liberal credit policies*
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orld
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prepare taxes like a pro. Class times and locations are
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Bilingual courses are available. Not only will you learn a new
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Enroll now!
For class times
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hrblock.com/class
800-HRBLOCK (800-472-5625)
Bilingual classes are taught in English and the instructor or assistant will be able to answer
questions in Spanish as needed. Textbooks will be provided in both English and Spanish and
course exams will be offered in a bilingual format.
*Enrollment restrictions apply. Enrollment in, or completion of, the H&R Block Income Tax
Course is neither an offer nor a guarantee of employment. 2012 HRB Tax Group, Inc.
Belen Offce
600 C West Reinken, Belen, NM 87002 Phone: 505-864-6166
Wednesdays 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Closed for lunch 12:00 - 1:00
Class offered in Belen
Become a tax professional.
SERVING BEER AND WINE!!!
505-866-6888
143 Hwy 314, Los Lunas, NM
www.TaisChineseRestaurant.com
Friday Night
All-You-Can-Eat
Crab Legs
Oysters & Clams
*Includes Buffet*
$13.95
TAI
S
Chinese Restaurant
August
Back to School
Special!
Mon. & Tues.
KIDS EAT 1/2
PRICE
162 Caldwell Ave Belen 505-861-0551
Del Rio Shopping Plaza
School uniforms
Dickies work clothes
Playboy apparel and accessories
NFL Gear, MLB, NBA, Collegiate
Womens, Mens and Kids clothes
Sunglasses, Caps and Hats
Tennis Shoes, Dress Shoes, Work Boots
Handbags, Evening Clutches, Backpacks and Wallets
Formal Dress, Dancewears and Jerseys
Sports novelties and Gifts Items
Body Jewelry & Hip Hop Accessories
The Largest Sports Novelty Store in New Mexico
BACK TO SCHOOL SALE!
25%
to
75%
O
ff
Sale ends August 20th

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