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• East Mountain High School Receives A on New Mexico’s Official School Report Card

  Posted July 25, 2014

  Official school report cards were released on Thursday by the New Mexico Public Education Department and East Mountain High School is proud to report that we received an A on the state evaluation system. EMHS is among 332 schools state-wide to receive either an A or a B grade.
  

• East Mountain High School Selects Monique Siedschlag as New Principal

  Posted July 5, 2014

  After an extensive regional search, the East Mountain High School Governing Council is happy to announce that Monique Siedschlag has been selected as the new Principal of East Mountain High School. Siedschlag, most recently Principal of Thoreau High School in Thoreau, New Mexico, has spent twenty-two years in secondary education. Under her leadership, Thoreau High School was recently named in US News and World Report as one of the Best High Schools in the Nation (Bronze Medal). At Thoreau, Siedschlag used innovative, leading-edge educational solutions to forward academic objectives, including partnerships with universities, online programs, and voluntary “boot camps” for students who wanted to improve their academic performance and understanding.

• East Mountain High School Shines at National Speech and Debate Tournament

  Posted June 23, 2014

  The East Mountain High School Speech and Debate team recently returned from its sixth National Speech and Debate Tournament. Held in Overland Park, Kansas between June 15 and June 20, 2014, the National Speech and Debate Tournament is the largest academic competition in the world, bringing together over 4,000 competitors from nearly 1,200 schools. Representing New Mexico and East Mountain High School at the tournament were seniors Hallie Brown, Phoebe Cummins, Jessi Green, PJ Nyland, Katlin Riley and junior Quinter Nyland. PJ Nyland qualified to the final round of Congressional Debate, placing in the top 15 out of more than 400 students in the event. Jessi Green was awarded the prestigious Four Year Qualifier Award. Out of the 4,000 students in attendance, only 35 students were recognized for having qualified to the tournament all four years of high school.