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Equity Council

Pecos Cyber Academy Diversity Statement

PCA acknowledges that New Mexico is a culturally rich and diverse community.  PCA is committed to celebrating New Mexico's unique population.


By rejecting our explicit bias and examining our implicit bias, PCA acknowledges that we must develop cultural competency.  PCA commits to developing cultural competency by:


  • Valuing diversity
  • Engaging in cultural self-assessments
  • Understanding the dynamics of difference
  • Developing cultural knowledge
  • Adapting to cultural differences
  • Establishing cultural reciprocity


To improve not just diversity tolerance and acceptance, but diversity celebrations, we commit to develop cultural competency through learning more about our students and families, more about our state, and more about New Mexico's history.

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Pueblo Feast Days
PCA’s Monthly Culture Newsletter: “Celebrate you!”

Anti-Racism/Anti Oppression (ARAO) Hotline

 

The Anti-Racism/Anti Oppression (ARAO) Hotline is a resource created by the Black Education Act (House Bill 43) that is available for students, families, staff, community members, or any stakeholder to report school-based incidents of racism, injustice, or discrimination against anyone.

The hotline provides a variety of ways to file an incident report and operates under IPRA and FERPA guidelines.

There is no expectation for anonymity when reporting to the ARAO Hotline. The Hotline utilizes the information reported to encourage communication, and positive engagement of all parties during the follow-up process.

Anti-Racism/Anti Oppression (ARAO) Hotline

Are You or Someone You Know Experiencing Homelessness or Are You Unhoused?

Resources for Homeless/Unhoused Youth


New Mexico Education for Homeless Children & Youth Program 


 SchoolHouse Connection: Overcoming Homelessness Through Education 

Contact Our Homeless/Unhoused Liason

Resources Addressing Equity & Race Relations

For Parents

From Other School Districts

For Educators

 

Talking About Race


Having 'The Talk': Expert Guidance On Preparing Kids For Police Interactions


8 tips for choosing “good” picture books featuring diverse, BIPOC characters

For Educators

From Other School Districts

For Educators

 

Moments Like Now Are Why We Teach


Equity Case Analysis Process


How to Talk to Kids About Race: Books and Resources That Can Helpx


Experiences with Race and Racism


Teaching about Race and Racism: Lesson Plans and Resources


Social Justice Issues: Lesson Plans, Resources and Activities

From Other School Districts

From Other School Districts

From Other School Districts

 

Racial Equity Tools


Addressing Racialized Violence With Out Students


An Educator's Guide To This Moment


Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Resources


Guidance on How Districts Can Facilitate Conversations About Race-based Stress and Trauma


Resources on Racial Injustice, Economic Inequities, and Historical Trauma


Say Their Names: A Toolkit To Help Foster Productive Conversations About Race and Civil Disobedience


Talking to Children and Youth about Race and Racism

Notice of Nondiscrimination

PCA is committed to ensuring equal access to an excellent education for all students. PCA does not discriminate against pupils on the basis of gender, gender identity, gender expression, race, ethnicity, religion, national origin, immigration status, ancestry, creed, pregnancy or parenting status, marital status, sexual orientation, or physical, mental, emotional, learning disability or handicap, or any other characteristics referenced in New Mexico Statute Chapter 22.

Concerns or Complaints

TECHNICAL SUPPORT:

Grades K-5, 9-12:

888-679-7740


Grade 6-8:

866-367-7316


PCA OFFICE: 505-886-3900

1841 Us Rt 66, Suite B

Edgewood, NM  87015


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