• MEMBER DISTRICTS
Small Districts, Shared Strength
REC1 belongs to the districts it serves. Each member holds a seat on our board, shapes what we take on, and gets professional development and shared services at no cost.
WHO WE SERVE
Our Members, Our Purpose
CHOOSE A MEMBER DISTRICT
District · San Juan County
Aztec Municipal Schools
A small-town district on the Animas River, and our longest-running partner for after-school programming.
- Communities
- Aztec
- Board seat
- Superintendent
Working together on
District · San Juan County
Bloomfield Schools
Home to the region’s PreK–12 Navajo dual language system, built with REC1 and the W.K. Kellogg Foundation.
- Communities
- Bloomfield, Blanco
- Board seat
- Superintendent
Working together on
District · San Juan County
Central Consolidated Schools
The largest land area in our region, serving much of the Navajo Nation within New Mexico.
- Communities
- Shiprock, Kirtland, Newcomb
- Board seat
- Superintendent
Working together on
District · San Juan County
Farmington Municipal Schools
The region’s largest district by enrollment, and a frequent host for our workshops.
- Communities
- Farmington
- Board seat
- Superintendent
Working together on
District · McKinley County
Gallup-McKinley County Schools
One of the largest districts in New Mexico by area, with schools spread across McKinley County.
- Communities
- Gallup, Crownpoint, Thoreau, Navajo, Tohatchi
- Board seat
- Superintendent
Working together on
District · McKinley County
Zuni Public Schools
A single-community district serving the Pueblo of Zuni, and a partner on computer science and technology.
- Communities
- Zuni Pueblo
- Board seat
- Superintendent
Working together on
Higher education · San Juan County
San Juan College
Our higher-education member — dual credit partner, and host of many REC1 workshops.
- Communities
- Farmington
- Board seat
- President or designee
Working together on
What membership means
What Every Member Gets
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$0
Professional Development
Every REC1 workshop and series is free to member district staff.
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1
Seat on the board
Each member’s superintendent or president votes on budget and direction.
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3
Shared Services
Fiscal agency, billing and CLIA waivers — so you don’t build them alone.
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10
RECs Statewide
A regional voice in the NM RECA network and at PED tables.
Not a Member?
Work With Us Anyway.
Charter, tribal and neighboring districts can ask about working with REC1 on training and shared services. Talk to the Director about what’s possible.