Happy Veterans Day to ALL who served.....
And their families who supported them, past & present.
We honor you!
And their families who supported them, past & present.
We honor you!
VOTE FOR ADDYSON GONZALEZ!
SSES Family -
Our Own Addyson Gonzalez led the APS Girls’ Cross Country team with her top time.
Addyson, 10th grade at Sacramento School of Engineering & Science, is a member of the cross-country team at APS. She is currently ranked #1 on the team.
Now she is in the running for Top Female Athlete of the Week sponsored by Alamogordo News.
Let’s support our SSES classmate and student, Addyson.
Go vote for Addyson at the link below.
https://el-rito.contests.newspaperevents.com/event/
We are proud of you, Addyson!
SSES Family -
Our Own Addyson Gonzalez led the APS Girls’ Cross Country team with her top time.
Addyson, 10th grade at Sacramento School of Engineering & Science, is a member of the cross-country team at APS. She is currently ranked #1 on the team.
Now she is in the running for Top Female Athlete of the Week sponsored by Alamogordo News.
Let’s support our SSES classmate and student, Addyson.
Go vote for Addyson at the link below.
https://el-rito.contests.newspaperevents.com/event/
We are proud of you, Addyson!
This will be exciting!
This is what STOPit can do to support students.
SSES has launched the new STOPit program for student safety and support.
On the website this information is available in several locations. If you go to PARENTS/STUDENTS, right above the rotating pics, the dropdown menu has a category 3 steps down as STOPit. If you click on that several informational brochures highlight the support offered.
Also, on the TABS on the side show a stop sign. If you click on that, there are QR codes for downloading the mobile app.
This is an exciting program both for parents & students. Please take this opportunity to become familiar with all it has to offer.
On the website this information is available in several locations. If you go to PARENTS/STUDENTS, right above the rotating pics, the dropdown menu has a category 3 steps down as STOPit. If you click on that several informational brochures highlight the support offered.
Also, on the TABS on the side show a stop sign. If you click on that, there are QR codes for downloading the mobile app.
This is an exciting program both for parents & students. Please take this opportunity to become familiar with all it has to offer.
HALLOWEEN AT SSES
What a day!
BUS SERVICES START ON - NOVEMBER 5th
Here are the details:
1. The bus station is Ben Archer Health Center, 2150 US-54 S, Alamogordo, NM 88310
2. Pick up is at 7:30 am and drop off will be approximately 4:00 pm.
3. We have provided APS (bus service provider) with the contact information of every student. ALL students are welcome to ride the bus!
There will be no tutoring today, Friday, October 31st. Please make sure to pick up your child at regular dismissal time, which is 1:30 p.m. Thank you.
Next Governing Council Meeting is on Tuesday, October 28 at 5:00 at SSES. Visit our website for the agenda. www.charter-sses.org
A New Generation of Rebar
One Massachusetts startup is changing the rebar game with a new stainless steel cladding process.
If you see a concrete structure of any kind, be it a building, road, or maybe piece of art, in all likelihood it’s supported by rebar. While there are a few varieties of steel rebar, from the standard steel to epoxy coated, they all suffer from corrosion issues.
Two doctoral graduates from MIT launched a startup called Allium Engineering a few years ago that’s taking aim at that issue by manufacturing steel that’s able to resist corrosion through an innovative stainless steel cladding process. The company says this technology can more than triple the lifetime of key infrastructure such as bridges, which would allow for significant cuts to steel and concrete production, two of the largest carbon dioxide emitting industries.
To share more about Allium, how the company got started and the technology behind it, Allium’s co-founder and CTO Sam McAlpine stopped by for a chat with ASME TechCast.
One Massachusetts startup is changing the rebar game with a new stainless steel cladding process.
If you see a concrete structure of any kind, be it a building, road, or maybe piece of art, in all likelihood it’s supported by rebar. While there are a few varieties of steel rebar, from the standard steel to epoxy coated, they all suffer from corrosion issues.
Two doctoral graduates from MIT launched a startup called Allium Engineering a few years ago that’s taking aim at that issue by manufacturing steel that’s able to resist corrosion through an innovative stainless steel cladding process. The company says this technology can more than triple the lifetime of key infrastructure such as bridges, which would allow for significant cuts to steel and concrete production, two of the largest carbon dioxide emitting industries.
To share more about Allium, how the company got started and the technology behind it, Allium’s co-founder and CTO Sam McAlpine stopped by for a chat with ASME TechCast.
One Massachusetts startup is changing the rebar game with a new stainless steel cladding process.
If you see a concrete structure of any kind, be it a building, road, or maybe piece of art, in all likelihood it’s supported by rebar. While there are a few varieties of steel rebar, from the standard steel to epoxy coated, they all suffer from corrosion issues.
Two doctoral graduates from MIT launched a startup called Allium Engineering a few years ago that’s taking aim at that issue by manufacturing steel that’s able to resist corrosion through an innovative stainless steel cladding process. The company says this technology can more than triple the lifetime of key infrastructure such as bridges, which would allow for significant cuts to steel and concrete production, two of the largest carbon dioxide emitting industries.
To share more about Allium, how the company got started and the technology behind it, Allium’s co-founder and CTO Sam McAlpine stopped by for a chat with ASME TechCast.
https://www.asme.org/topics-resources/content/podcast-a-new-generation-of-rebar
One Massachusetts startup is changing the rebar game with a new stainless steel cladding process.
If you see a concrete structure of any kind, be it a building, road, or maybe piece of art, in all likelihood it’s supported by rebar. While there are a few varieties of steel rebar, from the standard steel to epoxy coated, they all suffer from corrosion issues.
Two doctoral graduates from MIT launched a startup called Allium Engineering a few years ago that’s taking aim at that issue by manufacturing steel that’s able to resist corrosion through an innovative stainless steel cladding process. The company says this technology can more than triple the lifetime of key infrastructure such as bridges, which would allow for significant cuts to steel and concrete production, two of the largest carbon dioxide emitting industries.
To share more about Allium, how the company got started and the technology behind it, Allium’s co-founder and CTO Sam McAlpine stopped by for a chat with ASME TechCast.
One Massachusetts startup is changing the rebar game with a new stainless steel cladding process.
If you see a concrete structure of any kind, be it a building, road, or maybe piece of art, in all likelihood it’s supported by rebar. While there are a few varieties of steel rebar, from the standard steel to epoxy coated, they all suffer from corrosion issues.
Two doctoral graduates from MIT launched a startup called Allium Engineering a few years ago that’s taking aim at that issue by manufacturing steel that’s able to resist corrosion through an innovative stainless steel cladding process. The company says this technology can more than triple the lifetime of key infrastructure such as bridges, which would allow for significant cuts to steel and concrete production, two of the largest carbon dioxide emitting industries.
To share more about Allium, how the company got started and the technology behind it, Allium’s co-founder and CTO Sam McAlpine stopped by for a chat with ASME TechCast.
One Massachusetts startup is changing the rebar game with a new stainless steel cladding process.
If you see a concrete structure of any kind, be it a building, road, or maybe piece of art, in all likelihood it’s supported by rebar. While there are a few varieties of steel rebar, from the standard steel to epoxy coated, they all suffer from corrosion issues.
Two doctoral graduates from MIT launched a startup called Allium Engineering a few years ago that’s taking aim at that issue by manufacturing steel that’s able to resist corrosion through an innovative stainless steel cladding process. The company says this technology can more than triple the lifetime of key infrastructure such as bridges, which would allow for significant cuts to steel and concrete production, two of the largest carbon dioxide emitting industries.
To share more about Allium, how the company got started and the technology behind it, Allium’s co-founder and CTO Sam McAlpine stopped by for a chat with ASME TechCast.
https://www.asme.org/topics-resources/content/podcast-a-new-generation-of-rebar
IT'S LAAAB TIME!
Doing experiments is THE MOST FUN while putting knowledge to practice.
Students preparing for and enjoying lab class.
Doing experiments is THE MOST FUN while putting knowledge to practice.
Students preparing for and enjoying lab class.
SSES Guest Speaker Series: DR. GIHAN GAMAGE
The students at Sacramento School of Engineering & Science were treated to our guest speaker, Dr. Gihan Gamage, from NMSU-A. Dr. Gamage is an Assistant Professor of Astronomy and Physics and earned his Ph.D. from the University of North Dakota. His doctoral thesis was on “Multi-Wavelength Analysis of Star Formation in Galaxy Clusters.”
Dr Gamage has also been a lecturer in the Launch Pad lecture series at the New Mexico Space Museum in Alamogordo, NM.
His presentation was on “Light and Astronomers.” This was a real opportunity for the students to learn more about our sun, Earth and its effects with an opportunity to ask questions.
Thank you, Dr Gamage for taking your time to share with our students and participating in our Guest Lecture Series.
The students at Sacramento School of Engineering & Science were treated to our guest speaker, Dr. Gihan Gamage, from NMSU-A. Dr. Gamage is an Assistant Professor of Astronomy and Physics and earned his Ph.D. from the University of North Dakota. His doctoral thesis was on “Multi-Wavelength Analysis of Star Formation in Galaxy Clusters.”
Dr Gamage has also been a lecturer in the Launch Pad lecture series at the New Mexico Space Museum in Alamogordo, NM.
His presentation was on “Light and Astronomers.” This was a real opportunity for the students to learn more about our sun, Earth and its effects with an opportunity to ask questions.
Thank you, Dr Gamage for taking your time to share with our students and participating in our Guest Lecture Series.
Exciting news! Our brand new T-shirts have just arrived, and you won't want to miss out on these stylish additions to your wardrobe and support SSES.
Available in multiple sizes and colors: XS - XL. Colors: Dark Gray, Light Gray, Black & Purple.
Cost: $15 payable Cash or Check.
GET YOURS TODAY - At Sacramento School of Engineering & Science, 7035 US-70, Alamogordo, NM 88310, (575) 888-3421
Next Governing Council Meeting is on Tuesday, September 23 at 5:00 at SSES. Visit our website for the agenda. www.charter-sses.org
Attention SSES Families! Sign up for Friday Tutoring for the month of September! CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP!
Common area.
Important Announcement for the SSES students and families!
Remember: Next week, Sept 1 - Sept 5, is our "off week" at SSES. Unless you signed up for tutoring, you will not attend school next week. If you want to sign up for tutoring, there are still a few slots available: Sign up here!
🌟 A Huge THANK YOU to Our Incredible Community! 🌟
We are so grateful for the amazing generosity and support we've received from our donors and volunteers. Whether you gave your time, talents, or resources, you’ve made a real difference, and we couldn't do this without you!
A heartfelt shoutout to:
💛 AnnDeroy
💛 Brandy Murphy
💛 Captain Wardian and HAFB 6th ATKS
💛 Crystal Boylan
💛 Fred Stong
💛 Heidi Bradford
💛 Jerrett Perry
💛 Jim Klump
💛 Lana Miller
💛 Lemon ShakeUps
💛 Lorrie Black
💛 Nancy Hudson & Children In Need of Services - CHINS
💛 New Mexico Desert Sno
💛 Otero County Electric Coop
💛 Otto Dusak
💛 Shannan Wright
Thank you for standing with us and being such an important part of our mission. Your kindness and commitment inspire us every day!❤️
#SSES #ThankYou #CommunityStrong #Gratitude #SupportLocal
We are so grateful for the amazing generosity and support we've received from our donors and volunteers. Whether you gave your time, talents, or resources, you’ve made a real difference, and we couldn't do this without you!
A heartfelt shoutout to:
💛 AnnDeroy
💛 Brandy Murphy
💛 Captain Wardian and HAFB 6th ATKS
💛 Crystal Boylan
💛 Fred Stong
💛 Heidi Bradford
💛 Jerrett Perry
💛 Jim Klump
💛 Lana Miller
💛 Lemon ShakeUps
💛 Lorrie Black
💛 Nancy Hudson & Children In Need of Services - CHINS
💛 New Mexico Desert Sno
💛 Otero County Electric Coop
💛 Otto Dusak
💛 Shannan Wright
Thank you for standing with us and being such an important part of our mission. Your kindness and commitment inspire us every day!❤️
#SSES #ThankYou #CommunityStrong #Gratitude #SupportLocal
The next regularly scheduled Governing Council Meeting will be on Tuesday, August 26, 2025 at Sacramento School of Engineering and Science at 5:00 PM. Please see agenda at our website: www.charter-sses.org.
🎮✏️ Lunchtime = game time!
Some of our STEM HS crew enjoyed playing video games with our awesome math teacher, Mr. Miyoshi, while others had fun drawing and guessing in Pictionary. A great way to relax and recharge before heading back to class! 💡
