Bus Route 20 will run this afternoon. Routes 17 and 19 will not run due to poor road conditions. All routes are expected to operate tomorrow. We apologize for the inconvenience.
🦃🍁 Thanksgiving Break Reminder!
Carlos Gilbert Elementary will be closed November 24–28 for Thanksgiving Break.
District administrative offices will be closed November 26–28.
Wishing our students, staff, and families a wonderful holiday! 💛
Carlos Gilbert Elementary will be closed November 24–28 for Thanksgiving Break.
District administrative offices will be closed November 26–28.
Wishing our students, staff, and families a wonderful holiday! 💛
Join Us at the SFPS Job Fair!
Looking for a rewarding career that makes a difference? Santa Fe Public Schools is hosting a Job Fair, and Carlos Gilbert Elementary is excited to share the opportunity!
Date: Thursday, November 14
Location: 610 Alta Vista Street
Time: 12:00 PM – 4:30 PM
We’re hiring for a variety of positions, including:
- ALP Teachers – Bachelor’s degree required
- Educational Assistants
- EBHAs and other support roles
…and more!
…and more!
✨ Join a team that’s helping to build the future of our children while growing your own career.
Carlos Gilbert Food Drive
Please bring non-perishable food to the cafeteria foyer no later than Friday, November 14th. Thank you!
Please bring non-perishable food to the cafeteria foyer no later than Friday, November 14th. Thank you!
GO Vote!
Early Voting Starts Today! Support Carlos Gilbert Elementary and all SFPS schools. The GO Bond & Mill Levy will ensure safe, supportive learning environments across Santa Fe.
Learn more at www.sfps.info
Early Voting Starts Today! Support Carlos Gilbert Elementary and all SFPS schools. The GO Bond & Mill Levy will ensure safe, supportive learning environments across Santa Fe.
Learn more at www.sfps.info
Putting Blackhawks First ✨
Reminder: Election Day is tomorrow! Support Carlos Gilbert Elementary and all SFPS schools. The GO Bond & Mill Levy will ensure safe, supportive learning environments across Santa Fe.
Learn more at www.sfps.info
Reminder: Election Day is tomorrow! Support Carlos Gilbert Elementary and all SFPS schools. The GO Bond & Mill Levy will ensure safe, supportive learning environments across Santa Fe.
Learn more at www.sfps.info
Want to apply for an SFPS school outside your area for 2026-27? Applications open 11/1. Priority deadline ends Jan 31, 2026. More info: sfps.info/page/lottery
Carlos Gilbert Food Drive
We are beginning our Thanksgiving Food Drive on Monday, November 3rd. Please bring non-perishable food to the cafeteria foyer no later than Friday, November 14th. Thank you!
CGE Thanksgiving Luncheon
Thursday, November 6, 2025
Kinder & 1st- 11:00am
2nd- 11:30am
3rd & 4th-12:00pm
5th & 6th- 12:30pm
Teachers are $5, adults are $6, and non-student children are $3 per meal.
Thursday, November 6, 2025
Kinder & 1st- 11:00am
2nd- 11:30am
3rd & 4th-12:00pm
5th & 6th- 12:30pm
Teachers are $5, adults are $6, and non-student children are $3 per meal.
Putting Blackhawks First ✨
Here at Carlos Gilbert Elementary, the GO Bond will provide HVAC upgrades for healthy, comfortable classrooms.
✅ The Mill Levy supports all SFPS schools and public charter schools—funding maintenance, equipment, and paying our hardworking custodians. Also, the GO Bond & Mill Levy will not raise taxes!
Learn more at www.sfps.info
Here at Carlos Gilbert Elementary, the GO Bond will provide HVAC upgrades for healthy, comfortable classrooms.
✅ The Mill Levy supports all SFPS schools and public charter schools—funding maintenance, equipment, and paying our hardworking custodians. Also, the GO Bond & Mill Levy will not raise taxes!
Learn more at www.sfps.info
Great news from SFPS! 📚 Student reading proficiency grew to 42%, continuing our upward trend, while math proficiency held steady at 22% for 2024–25.
This progress is a direct result of our incredible teachers, school leaders, and students working together toward excellence. 💪
👉 Check out the full press release to learn more.
This progress is a direct result of our incredible teachers, school leaders, and students working together toward excellence. 💪
👉 Check out the full press release to learn more.
🎒 SFPS 2026–2027 K–12 School Choice Lottery Opens November 1!
The School Choice Lottery for K–12 students opens November 1, 2025. Apply for a school outside your child’s assigned attendance area for the 2026–2027 school year.
👉 Apply by January 31, 2026 to secure priority placement at www.sfps.info/page/lottery.
📄 See the flyer for more information.
There will be no school on Friday, October 10, and Monday, October 13 in observance of Fall Break and Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Admin offices will be open. Enjoy the long weekend—we’ll see everyone back in class on Tuesday, October 14! 🍂✨To see more important calendar dates, visit 🔗 https://5il.co/3dqqe
No School, October 10th and 13th.
Have a great restful break!
Have a great restful break!
What is the Carlos Gilbert Halloween Carnival?
The Halloween Carnival is a monster-sized fundraiser organized by the Carlos Gilbert PTK and held at Carlos Gilbert Elementary every October.
This fundraiser, happening on Saturday, October 25, 2025 from noon to 5pm, is your chance to make a big impact on our students and teachers. Your support helps fund essential classroom supplies, clubs, team equipment, tutoring, field trips, and enrichment programs like dance, theater, cooking, trout raising, and team-building activities.
Enjoy games, prizes, raffles, music, food, bouncy houses, a costume contest, a haunted house, and many more tricks and treats.
Carnival Games
The Halloween Carnival is a monster-sized fundraiser organized by the Carlos Gilbert PTK and held at Carlos Gilbert Elementary every October.
This fundraiser, happening on Saturday, October 25, 2025 from noon to 5pm, is your chance to make a big impact on our students and teachers. Your support helps fund essential classroom supplies, clubs, team equipment, tutoring, field trips, and enrichment programs like dance, theater, cooking, trout raising, and team-building activities.
Enjoy games, prizes, raffles, music, food, bouncy houses, a costume contest, a haunted house, and many more tricks and treats.
Carnival Games
Fall Picture Day
Wednesday, October 15th
Wednesday, October 15th
🚀 The SFPS Listening & Learning Tour starts TODAY!
Join Superintendent Dr. Christine Griffin and SFPS leadership for the first community forum — a welcoming space to share feedback, ask questions, and connect.
📍 Forum 1: Monday, Sept. 29 | 5:30–7 PM @ Nina Otero Community School | 5901 Herrera Dr.
Hybrid: Attend in-person or via Google Meet
✨ Free childcare for K–6 students
✨ Spanish interpretation available
Your voice matters—don’t miss this chance to help shape the future of SFPS!
👉 Meeting link: https://meet.google.com/efq-eznm-wgi
Join Superintendent Dr. Christine Griffin and SFPS leadership for the first community forum — a welcoming space to share feedback, ask questions, and connect.
📍 Forum 1: Monday, Sept. 29 | 5:30–7 PM @ Nina Otero Community School | 5901 Herrera Dr.
Hybrid: Attend in-person or via Google Meet
✨ Free childcare for K–6 students
✨ Spanish interpretation available
Your voice matters—don’t miss this chance to help shape the future of SFPS!
👉 Meeting link: https://meet.google.com/efq-eznm-wgi
Doin' the Friday Happy Dance!
"Dance is the joy of movement and the heart of life".
"Dance is the joy of movement and the heart of life".
When to Stay Home Sick
It is sometimes hard to know if a child is too sick to attend school. Children with the following should stay home:
Fevers of 100 degrees or higher
Vomiting or diarrhea due to illness
When advised to stay home by a provider
Rash, without a medical release
If symptoms make it difficult to participate in school
Students with fever should not return to school until the fever has been gone for 24 hours, without the use of fever reducing medication. Some of the decision to send your child to school, or not, depends on your child’s energy level and ability to participate in school. Children with a rash must present a note from a healthcare provider in order to return to school. Students with mild congestion, mild sore throat, or mild cough – without fever and not taking fever reducing medication – can usually attend school.
It is sometimes hard to know if a child is too sick to attend school. Children with the following should stay home:
Fevers of 100 degrees or higher
Vomiting or diarrhea due to illness
When advised to stay home by a provider
Rash, without a medical release
If symptoms make it difficult to participate in school
Students with fever should not return to school until the fever has been gone for 24 hours, without the use of fever reducing medication. Some of the decision to send your child to school, or not, depends on your child’s energy level and ability to participate in school. Children with a rash must present a note from a healthcare provider in order to return to school. Students with mild congestion, mild sore throat, or mild cough – without fever and not taking fever reducing medication – can usually attend school.
CGE had a blast at the Santa Fe Fiesta Pet Parade on Saturday! Our message to children was "Don't get caught in the web, be safe on the internet." Go Blackhawks!
