Los Alamos High School AP Results For 2018
LAPD News:
The results are in for the 341 students at Los Alamos High School who took a total of 613 AP® exams this past May. This year, 80 percent of students received scores of 3 or higher on their exams.
“We are extremely proud of our students on their AP accomplishments, and our AP teachers who support and guide them in these efforts,” said LAHS Principal Carter Payne, upon seeing the 2018 results.
The College Board’s Advanced Placement Program® (AP®) provides students with the opportunity to take rigorous college-level courses while still in high school, and to earn college credit, advanced Read More
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Erica Fogerty
Fogerty is a computational astrophysicist in the Center for Theoretical Astrophysics at Los Alamos National Laboratory. A native of Philadelphia, she is enjoying the change in surroundings Read More
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New LAMS Principal Brian Easton Focusing On Consistency And Fairness
After 20 years in the Los Alamos High School classroom, Brian Easton is moving on, but not that far. Easton is the new principal of Los Alamos Middle School.
The highly esteemed social studies teacher loved his job, but said he felt ready for a new challenge … although he wasn’t sure what it would be.
Easton recently added a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership Read More
Los Alamos Kids Take 1,000 Book Challenge
More than 250 young readers are taking the Los Alamos Library book challenge to read 1,000 books before they enter kindergarten. The nationwide 1,000 Books Foundation provides customized programs to libraries around the U.S.
Youth Services Librarian Angie Manfredi discovered Read More
LAPS Welcomes New Teachers And Staff
Los Alamos Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Kurt Steinhaus welcomes new teachers and staff to the district during new employee orientation this morning in the Board Room at the Administrative Offices on Trinity Drive. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
Los Alamos Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Kurt Steinhaus addresses new teachers and staff during employee orientation this morning in the Board Room at the Administrative Offices on Trinity Drive. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
Los Alamos Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Kurt Steinhaus welcomes new teachers and staff Read More
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Presentation On How Parasites Manipulate Their Hosts And Make Them Real Life Zombies At 7 p.m. Today
Andrew Bartlow on Mindoro Island in the Phillippines collecting parasites from birds, mammals, reptiles and amphibians will give a presentation at 7 p.m. today. Courtesy/EEC
PEEC News:
Join Andrew Bartlow tonight at the Los Alamos Nature Center to learn about how some specific parasites have evolved ways to manipulate their hosts and turn them into their own zombie bodyguards.
His talk begins at 7 p.m. and is free and open to the public.
Parasites are everywhere and are extremely diverse. From tiny microscopic Giardia to giant tapeworms, parasites rule the world in terms of biodiversity. Read More
Lujan Grisham On Meeting With Secretary DeVos
LANL Foundation Awards 20 Scholarships
LANL FOUNDATION News:
Espanola— The Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) Foundation awarded 20 scholarships, each worth $1,500 to Northern New Mexico students in three categories.
New in 2018, the Abiquiú Land Grant – Georgia O’Keeffe Museum Scholarship is specifically designated for descendants of an Abiquiú Land Grant family. Marisa-Ann Lopez of Santa Fe, who is studying culinary arts at Santa Fe Community College, is the inaugural recipient of this award. Applicants from this group may pursue a bachelor’s degree, two-year degree or professional Read More