Parent & Student Portal
Welcome to the New Mexico School for the Arts parent and student portal! Below, you’ll find everything you need to optimize your student’s NMSA experience, support the school, and get to know this talented community of artist-scholars and their families.
School Safety
Click HERE to view our emergency notification system and procedures. Also included are resources on bullying, suicide prevention, and general safety.
School Closures
NMSA offers a range of options to find out about school closures and early dismissals, including automated messaging. If your contact information changes, please email the Registrar at registrar@nmschoolforthearts.org to receive important news and updates. Find out more here.
Residential & Art Fee Payments
Click here to make a one-time payment of art and/or residential fees to support the school’s programming.
Online Store
Click HERE to view our online store!
Orders are fulfilled by the NMSA Parent Association.
Student Support Services
The New Mexico School for the Arts offers a range of services to ensure that every student has the social-emotional and academic tools they need to succeed in high school, and that students and parents get plenty of time and support for college career and post-secondary planning. Find out more about what we offer by clicking here.
Report Bullying
Click HERE to report instances of bullying. New Mexico School for the Arts fosters a culture of respect to self, others, and the community at large. It is for this reason that we have a zero tolerance policy when it comes to bullying.
Report an Absence
If your child will be absent from school, their absence needs to be reported by a guardian to the school’s front office (505.310.4194 or attendance@nmschoolforthearts.org) by 12 p.m. MT on the same day in order to be excused.
School Lunch
To download the Free & Reduced Price School Meals Application please click here.
Medication Self Administration
Support the School
Parent Association
Amazon Smile
Anytime you plan to do any shopping on Amazon.com, visit this page and enter “New Mexico School for the Arts Art Institute” in the box where it asks you to enter the charity you wish to support. By following this simple step, Amazon will track how much you spend and send NMSA a percentage (4-15%) of your total purchase.
Donations
Your gift to the NMSA Annual Fund provides critical resources to sustain the school’s arts education, residential (dormitory) program, and community outreach programs. Your contribution ensures that NMSA can continue to provide core programs, equipment, supplies, and scholarships.
Volunteer Opportunities
Please fill in the form below so that we can accurately track volunteer hours. The number of volunteer hours we have contributes to our NMPED annual grade. If you have made an in-kind donation please remember to submit your receipts and contact information to the Development Office for an acknowledgement letter.
Residential & Art Fee Payments
Click here to make a one-time payment of art and/or residential fees to support the school’s programming.
Report an Absence
If your child will be absent from school, their absence needs to be reported by a guardian to the school’s front office (505.310.4194 or attendance@nmschoolforthearts.org) by 12 p.m. MT on the same day in order to be excused.
School Lunch
To download the Free & Reduced Price School Meals Application please click here.
Report Bullying
Click HERE to report instances of bullying. New Mexico School for the Arts fosters a culture of respect to self, others, and the community at large. It is for this reason that we have a zero tolerance policy when it comes to bullying.
School Closures
NMSA offers a range of options to find out about school closures and early dismissals, including automated messaging. If your contact information changes, please email the Registrar at registrar@nmschoolforthearts.org to receive important news and updates. Find out more here.
Student Support Services
The New Mexico School for the Arts offers a range of services to ensure that every student has the social-emotional and academic tools they need to succeed in high school, and that students and parents get plenty of time and support for college career and post-secondary planning. Find out more about what we offer by clicking here.
Order Merch
Click HERE to view our online store!
Orders are fulfilled by the NMSA Parent Association.
Support the School
Parent Association
The NMSA Parent Association meets on the first Saturday of each month from 9:00am – 10:30pm at the School (no meeting in July). The Committee is open to all current NMSA parents, faculty, staff and students. We welcome your involvement! Call (505) 310-4194 if you have questions.
Donations
Your gift to the NMSA Annual Fund provides critical resources to sustain the school’s arts education, residential (dormitory) program, and community outreach programs. Your contribution ensures that NMSA can continue to provide core programs, equipment, supplies, and scholarships.
Volunteer Opportunities
Please fill in the form below so that we can accurately track volunteer hours. The number of volunteer hours we have contributes to our NMPED annual grade. If you have made an in-kind donation please remember to submit your receipts and contact information to the Development Office for an acknowledgement letter.
Amazon Smile
Anytime you plan to do any shopping on Amazon.com, visit this page and enter “New Mexico School for the Arts Art Institute” in the box where it asks you to enter the charity you wish to support. By following this simple step, Amazon will track how much you spend and send NMSA a percentage (4-15%) of your total purchase.
STUDENT SAFETY
Guardian Prevention & Protection Resources
PREVENTION
Health and Mental Health
Breaking the Silence: Lesson plans, games and posters created to break the silence about mental illness in school.
Everyday Preventive Actions That Can Help Fight Germs, Like Flu (CDC)
Cómo limpiar y desinfectar las escuelas para ayudar a disminuir la propagación de la influenza (CDC)
Influenza (Flu) Information for Schools & Childcare Providers (CDC)
Bullying
Suicide - Resources and Training
Suicide Prevention and Intervention Risk Factors and Warning Signs, Colorado School Resource Safety Center, is a summary sheet of risk factors, warning signs and response actions.
Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR) Gatekeeper training for school personnel, parents, community and youth. To schedule free training for school staff, call the Department of Health Youth Suicide Prevention Program Coordinator at 505.222.8683.
Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale (C-SSRC), Suicide identification, screening and assessment tool that can be used by anyone. Free training on the tool is available on the website.
Suicide - Prevention and Advocacy Organizations
American Association of Suicidology (AAS) is non-profit organization dedicated to understanding and preventing suicide.
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (AFSP) is a non-profit organization working to understand and prevent suicide through research, education, and advocacy. Also offers resources for survivors of suicide.
New Mexico Crisis and Action Line, 1.855.662.7474 (Crisis Line), 1.855.466.7100 (Warm Line)
Suicide Awareness Voices of Education (SAVE) is an organization dedicated to reducing the stigma associated with mental illness and preventing suicide by increasing public awareness through education.
Suicide Prevention Lifeline, 1.800.273.TALK (8255) is a suicide crisis prevention resource with phone and ecounselors available 24-7.
Suicide Prevention Resource Center is the nation’s only federally supported resource center devoted to advancing the National Strategy for Suicide Prevention, providing technical assistance, training, and other materials.
The Sky Center, New Mexico Suicide Intervention Project, provides free counseling and postvention services to families and schools in need in Santa Fe and surrounding areas.
The Trevor Project is a website dedicated to helping LGBTQ youth dealing with depression, anxiety, and suicide. Also operates a 24-hour crisis hotline, 1-866-4-U-TREVOR
PROTECTION
Resources
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
On Guard Online: Federal Trade Commission tips for kids and online socializing
Santa Fe / New Mexico School Based Health Centers
Santa Fe High School Teen Health Center
Capital High School Teen Health Center
Santa Fe Indian School Health Center
Las Clinicas del Norte / Pojoaque School-Based Health Clinic
El Centro Family Health (Espanola)
New Mexico Alliance for School-Based Health Care
Directory of New Mexico School-Based Health Centers
National Assembly of School-Based Health Centers (New Mexico Directory)
New Mexico Department of Health Office of School and Adolescent Health (Comprehensive Guide and Resources, with section on School-Based Health Centers)