-
SAGE Making a Difference Award Winners
South Valley Academy has won the Albuquerque Journal's SAGE Making a Difference Award seven times, with two winners in 2007. The SAGE Award is given to a NM high school senior girl who is "dedicated, compassionate, and intent on creating a better world."-
This article features the 2005 SAGE Award winners, including SVA's Claudia Rodelas.
-
This article features remarks by Lt. Governor Diane Denish at the 2005 SAGE Award ceremony.
-
This article features SVA's 2006 SAGE Award winner, Lilia Valenzuela.
-
This article features SVA's 2007 SAGE Award winner, Andrea Perez.
-
This article features SVA's 2007 SAGE Award winner, Brianna Chavez.
-
SAGE Magazine's 2010 Making a Difference Award winners.
-
This article features SVA's 2010 SAGE Award winner, Alejandra Carmona.
-
SAGE Magazine's editor, Carolyn Flynn, interviewed SVA's Service Learning Coordinator Dawn Stracener.
-
This article features SVA's 2011 SAGE Award winner, Lizdebeth Carrasco.
-
-
School Honors
-
In 2012, SVA received a Silver rating from U.S. News & World Report as one of the best high schools in the country.
-
In 2012, SVA was ranked third among all high schools in the state of New Mexico.
-
-
Staff Honors and Articles
-
SVA's principal and co-founder Katarina Sandoval won the Milken Family Foundation National Educator Award in 2003.
-
This article features SVA's Jonathan Koelling, who was named an American Star of Teaching for New Mexico in 2007.
-
An op-ed piece by SVA's principal and co-founder, Katarina Sandoval.
-
This article features SVA's Claire Jellinek, who was chosen as a Washington Teaching Ambassador Fellow.
-
-
Student Honors
-
This article features SVA's robotics team as they prepared for a trip to the FIRST Robotics competition in Phoenix, Arizona.
-
SVA's Summer Gonzales is featured in this article about her Senior Action Project.
-
This article features SVA students and staff who participated in Project Sunrise in 2009.
-
This article features SVA graduate Brianna Chavez.
-
SVA's Klarissa Mier was one of thirty-one students from New Mexico to win a $1,000 scholarship for her "Pursuing the Dream" essay.
-
SVA's Alejandra Carmona is mentioned in this Journal brief.
-
SVA's Alejandra Carmona won a Spirit of New Mexico Award in 2010.
-
