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Vote Bosque for Best of the City! 💙⁠
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Show some love for Bosque School and Bosque Summer by casting your vote today!⁠
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Thank you for being part of our Bosque community!⁠
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As we wrap up another incredible year at Bosque School, we're so grateful for a community that believes and invests in every student.⁠
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The Bosque Fund helps make the Bosque experience possible by filling the gap between tuition and the full cost of a Bosque School Education. It supports small class sizes, innovative programs, and the many amazing opportunities that define our school.⁠
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As our fiscal year comes to a close on June 30, every gift makes a difference. Thank you for helping ensure that current and future Bobcats continue to learn, grow, and thrive.⁠
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🔗 Support the Bosque Fund today. https://www.bosqueschool.org/giving/the-bosque-fund

Bosque Summer Week 2 highlights ☀️ Fencing, pickleball, Star Wars camp, cooking, Jump Onto Broadway, and lots of summer fun!

Bosque students are bringing hands-on science and outdoor exploration to Winrock Park this summer! ⁠
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Join us for Park Explorers at Winrock Town Center every Tuesday and Thursday from 9:00–11:00 am through July 30 as students help lead fun, nature-based activities for children in our community.⁠
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A parent or guardian must stay with their child.⁠
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Thank you to , , and for helping make this program possible!

Week one of Bosque summer is in the books! Students participated in many activities, including archery, cooking, science, rock band bootcamp, volleyball, and much more! Cheers to a great first week!

The Rocks Tell Stories: Exploring New Mexico Through Geology⁠
Written by Jim Daly, Bosque School Teacher ⁠
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During Immersives, the students in the "The Rocks Tell Stories" class explored the connection between geology and the ecological, human, and cultural history of New Mexico. ⁠
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With field trips to a variety of locations, including the Sandia Peak, Petroglyphs National Monument, Chaco Canyon, NM Tech and the UNM Paleontology Lab, the eighteen 6th and 7th graders worked with one another and with our community partners to first build their understanding of foundational geologic concepts, such as rock identification, the law of superposition and the rock cycle, and to then apply that knowledge to the patterns they observed in the geology of our different field sites. ⁠
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The students encountered a number of geologic mysteries, such as the Great Unconformity, a textbook example of an angular unconformity, limestone layers deposited in a marine environment yet found 10,300' at the summit of the Sandias, and evidence of a massive rift ripping New Mexico in half. ⁠
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Along the way, the students also discovered the significance of the petroglyphs etched by the Ancestral Puebloans into the patina of the West Mesa lava flows, and had the opportunity to see how X-ray diffraction and electron microscopes are used to document the structure of minerals and of rocks of both an Earthly origin as well as rocks of an extraterrestrial origin.⁠
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Perhaps most profound was piecing together the fossilized bones of 80-million-year-old dinosaurs and investigating the mudstone deposited in southeastern North America on the very day the meteor struck the Gulf off the coast of the Yucatan 66 million years ago, leading to the demise of the non-avian dinosaurs and millions of other species.

Bosque Summer adventures start next week! Are you ready? Explore our flex camps and half-day options at https://www.bosqueschool.org/bosquesummer 💙

🎓 Congratulations to the Class of 2026! From their first moments on campus to their walk across the graduation stage, this class has left its mark on Bosque School. 💙 We are so proud of you, graduates, and can’t wait to see where your next chapter leads!