Dr. Earl Suttle Speaks to High School Students
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Homecoming "After Party"
LAHS students are invited to the "After Party", a FREE event at the United Church and the Reel Deal Theater immediately following the LAHS Homecoming Dance on Saturday October 3rd. "Make your Own" breakfast burrito, catered by Central Avenue Grill, will be served at the Craig hall in the United Church from midnight to 3:00 A.M. Games and other activities will be available! Doors open at 12:15am at the Reel Deal Movie Theater for a special FREE showing of "Fame" and "Surrogates". Movie start time is 12:45a.m. Click here to see the flyer. The "After Party" is an alcohol and drug free activity for Los Alamos high school students. See the flier...
Teen Brain Symposium
“Adolescents can not feel the future,” was the best take home message from Abagail Baird and the Teen Brain Symposium sponsored by the Juvenile Justice Advisory Board, earlier this month. Read the full Press Release...
Teen Brain Symposium Photo Gallery...
Teen Brain Symposium: DVD Viewing Information...
LAYL Wild Day
Activities were held on Saturday, April 25, 2009, 9AM - 3PM, at Sullivan Field, UNM-LA field and Griffith Gym. All proceeds went towards Los Alamos Youth Leadership projects.
LAYL Wild Day Photo Gallery...
See the flier...
JUNTOS -- Building better relationships with our neighbor, Española
More Information...
Youth Summit Summary of Findings...
Youth Summit Photo Gallery...
JUNTOS Youth Summit, May 28-29, 2008...
Monitor article: June 22, 2007
The LAHS Sign Dedication
Bill Enloe and NRG Team
The New High School Sign
The LAHS History Sign Dedication will be on Wednesday, October 3 at 12:45 p.m. It's hosted by Los Alamos Youth Leadership and Los Alamos National Bank. Team "NRG" says: Thanks Bill and LANB for your generous support!
Teen Court
Teen Court is a nationally recognized program for alternative sentencing of juvenile first or second time offenders. This is a voluntary program, where teens who accept responsibility for their low-level infractions or misdemeanor crimes are sentenced by a jury of their peers. Teen Court accepts youth defendants that are 12 to 18 years old. More information...
Los Alamos is One of America's 100 Best Communities for Young People!
By fulfilling the five promises, Los Alamos is one of America's 100 Best Communities for young people! View JJAB's application...
America’s Promise Regional Forum; Houston, TX; June 14-15, 2007
View CADCA forum meeting minutes...
Grant Proposal
Monitor Article: February 23, 2007



