Practice English and prepare for all subjects of the GED or HISET exam: Math, Reading, Writing, Social Studies and Science. Free for community center members. Register for your free community center membership at play.cabq.gov. Classes occur weekly with multiple dates available including March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, April 7, 2026 and 20 more occurrences.

Practice English and prepare for all subjects of the GED or HISET exam: Math, Reading, Writing, Social Studies and Science. Free for community center members. Register for your free community center membership at play.cabq.gov. Classes run weekly from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM on Mondays, with 20+ occurrences scheduled.

How can we prepare a generation to understand the renewed global nuclear threats when so many students know little about nuclear history or policymaking? This session features two nuclear policy experts-supporters of education on these issues-and spotlights public media's role in creating compelling video, primary sources, and inquiry-based learning to bring nuclear history and global security policy into the classroom. We'll explore how media-based tools can help teachers address topics like deterrence, disarmament, and democratic accountability in a complex world.

A panel discussion focusing on nuclear weapons and their relevance to the next generation, featuring educational content and media resources.

Practice English and prepare for all subjects of the GED or HISET exam: Math, Reading, Writing, Social Studies and Science. Free for community center members. Register for your free community center membership at play.cabq.gov. Classes run from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM weekly, with 19 additional occurrences beyond the listed dates through April.

At the Model United Nations Institute, your child can step into the shoes of global leaders and tackle pressing issues, enhance their public speaking and debate skills, get feedback from champion mentors, and make friends with talented students! In Model UN, students don't just argue to win, they learn about global issues from different perspectives and collaborate with their peers to lead and create solutions together. The program blends engaging lessons, interactive MUN simulations, public speaking labs, games, and time to socialize with friends. Your child will participate in a final simulation at the end of camp. They will represent a country, make speeches, debate, and write a resolution together. Multiple sessions available at Georgetown University, Columbia University, Boston University, UCLA, UC Berkeley, UC Irvine, Rutgers-New Brunswick, Dallas, and more! Overnight, Day, and virtual camps available.

NCCAT will sponsor five teacher spots to attend the Holocaust Educator Seminar in Poland, scheduled for July 19-27, 2026. Selected participants would return with significant expertise in the fields of Holocaust and Genocide Education.