School News

Click here for information about Noche de Celebración, Sandia Prep's biennial benefit dinner and auction honoring Headmaster Dick Heath.

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Publications

PrepTalk is published monthly for current Sandia Prep families.

Prep Post is our triennial feature publication for friends and family of Sandia Prep School.

Sandia Prep Freestyle is an online student-produced news magazine.

532 is a journal featuring creative work by Sandia Prep faculty and staff.

 

apparelClick here to visit Sandia Prep's new online apparel store.

 

SPS Student TRAVel opportunities
There are a variety of trips offered for students throughout the year, many of them international. Read More >


radio LISTEN TO SANDIA PREP RADIO INTERNATIONAL
SPRI is an Internet radio program designed by Sandia Prep students to inform, educate, and entertain you.

 

Students

7th Grader Wins Rio Rancho Triathlon
SPS student Abby Adams ’15 captured First Place in the Rio Rancho Triathlon on October 17. The event included a 1.5-mile run, 2-mile bike and a 200-meter swim. Kudos, Abby!

Madison Ries '09 conducted her Senior Experience with Clear Channel Communicaitons and was featured on KOB-TV for her idea concerning a billboard campaign to help solve the West Mesa murders. Click here to view the story.

For his Senior Experience, Silas Horst '09 worked with the Albuquerque Journal. His column, "Suspending Athletics Crushing Realization," was featured on the cover of the Sports section in the May 6, 2009 edition of the Albuquerque Journal.

 

Sandia Prep is a community in which young people can grow intellectually and personally. Sandia Prep is a community in which young people can grow intellectually and personally. At our school, the student is at the center of our enterprise. When making decisions, we ask this question: What is best for the students?

 

Click here for a list of recent awards recieved by the Journalism students in Sandia Prep Times

 

 

 

 

 

 

“I enjoyed Prep’s Outdoor Leadership Program and competing with our Supercomputing team.  I liked the challenging academics, especially science; I took Biology Two, Chemistry Two and Anatomy during my senior year. My teachers and college counselors were excellent and accessible.”
- Kait Hughes ’08, student, Oregon State University