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Was initially granted for five years in December 1999. The school opened in August 2000 under the leadership of founding Head Learner, Tony Gerlicz. That year, 121 students were enrolled in seventh and eighth grades, and every year since then a new 7th grade of 60 students has entered the school. By the 2004-2005 school year we had a full complement of 360 students in grades 7 through 12. The Class of 2005 was our first graduating class. Monte del Sol's Charter was renewed in 2004 and again in 2009 for a further five years with the Santa Fe School District. Please view links on the left to find out more about our philosophy, faculty and staff, Governing Board, Foundation, and a complete list of colleges who have accepted our students.

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  • 4157 Walking Rain Rd
    Santa Fe
    NM
    87507
    United States

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  • Phone : 505-982-5225
    Fax : Front office (505) 982-5321 Registrar & Business (505) 474-7033
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