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Gotchaaaa‼️🕸️⭐️🐻 #newappalert⚠️‼️
We had to hop on the trend but make it with Spidey-Bear of course 🤷‍♀️
#ElevatingtheStudentExperience
4 days ago, Leslie Baquera
New app
You may be seeing some new faces at HVPS! Please help us give a warm welcome to some new BEARS‼️❤️⭐️
5 days ago, Leslie Baquera
Welcome to HVPS
Check this out! 💚🌽🐻
Fresh Stop Mobile Market‼️
7 days ago, Leslie Baquera
Fresh  Stop Mobile Market
If your child plays HS/MS Volleyball, HS/MS Football or Soccer
JOIN US! Mandatory Fall Sports Parent Meeting‼️
📆 Monday/ Lunes 8/10
⏰ 6:30PM
📍 Commons area ⚽️⭐️‼️🏈🏐🐻🙌
10 days ago, Leslie Baquera
Parent Meeting

APPLY NOW‼️📣🐻⭐️
If you would like to apply for the Sub custodian position please apply through the (substitute tab) on the website!

CLICK HERE TO APPLY!

11 days ago, Leslie Baquera
Apply Now!
The HVPS Clothing Pantry is open every Wednesday for our Hatch Valley community! 👚👖🤗🩷⭐️
It is also available on an as-needed basis. Please contact the front office or school social worker for assistance. #GOBEARS
13 days ago, Leslie Baquera
Clothing Pantry
Spay and Neuter Clinic!
14 days ago, Leslie Baquera
Spay and Neuter Clinic!
Interested in subbing for HVPS?
Join our orientation tomorrow to get some information on subbing for HVPS! 📝🚌🐻⭐️
18 days ago, Leslie Baquera
Classroom Substitute Orientation Day

ALUMNI VS BEARS VOLLEYBALL AND SOCCER GAMES! ⚽️⭐️🏐❤️🍿🐻

18 days ago, Leslie Baquera
Volleyball game
Soccer game

THANK YOU Hansen Auction Group for the support and donation of school supplies for our District! 🧡📚✏️🤩

24 days ago, Leslie Baquera
Thank you!
BACK TO SCHOOL
COMMUNITY EVENT
This Sunday!
26 days ago, Leslie Baquera
Event Flyer
Event Flyer
HVPS track will be closed to the public for the time being.
28 days ago, Leslie Baquera
Track Closed

Stay Connected with Hatch Valley Public Schools!

Download our free mobile app and follow your child's school to receive important announcements, school news, events, and emergency notifications directly on your phone.

📱 iPhone/iPad (Apple App Store)
Search for "Hatch Valley Public Schools, NM" or download it here:
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🤖 Android (Google Play Store)
Search for "Hatch Valley Public Schools, NM" or download it here:
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about 1 month ago, Isaac Garcia
HVPS Phone App information
Mark your Calendars!
MERCADO del VALLE
July 16th 1PM RGE
about 1 month ago, Leslie Baquera
MERCADO del Valle July 16th 1PM RGE
Mark your Calendars! MERCADO del Valle July 16th 1PM RGE
We are looking for Subs and Volunteers to join Hatch Valley Public Schools!
Please contact our HR Department at 575.267.8294
2 months ago, Leslie Baquera
HELP WANTED POST
FREE SUMMER MEAL PROGRAM
2 months ago, Leslie Baquera
GRATIS PROGRAMA DE COMIDAS DE VERANO
FREE SUMMER MEAL PROGRAM FLYER
HVPS | 2026 - 2027 SCHOOL CALENDAR
2 months ago, Leslie Baquera
HVPS | 2026 - 2027 SCHOOL CALENDAR
District Information


The Hatch Valley Public Schools district covers an area of 1,125 square miles and is the 42nd largest district in land area of the 89 school districts in New Mexico. HVPS is located in Doña Ana County in the south-central area of the state. Bordering Districts include Las Cruces, Deming, Truth or Consequences, Tularosa, and Alamogordo. The district’s schools are all located in the village of Hatch, except one elementary school, which is located in the community of Garfield, which is approximately 9.4 miles north of Hatch on State Highway 187 (also known as the historic El Camino Real).
The village of Hatch is at 4,050 feet in elevation, has an annual rainfall of 7.4” and promotes itself as the "Chile Capital of the World," for growing a wide variety of peppers, especially the New Mexican cuisine staple, and one of New Mexico's state vegetables, the New Mexico Chile.

Hatch, was originally settled as Santa Barbara in 1851. However, Apache raids drove the farmers away until 1853 when the nearby Fort Thorn was established. When Fort Thorn closed in 1859, the town was abandoned again in 1860. It was not until 1875 that it was re-occupied and at that time, it was renamed for Indian fighter Edward Hatch, who was then commander of the military District of New Mexico.

3 months ago, 4/6/2026 Apptegy Admin
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