Email:  cagonzales@sfps.k12.nm.us
Phone: N/A
District 1 - map
Oath Taken: January 2024, Term Expires: December 31, 2027

Acequia Madre, Atalaya, Chaparral, E.J. Martinez and Wood Gormley Elementary Schools, Early College Opportunities High School, Mandela International Magnet School and Santa Fe High School

Carmen Gonzales has been a long-time educator working in leadership roles in both K-12 and higher education. She retired as the vice president for Student Success at both Santa Fe Community College and New Mexico State University, where she is vice president emerita. A native of Santa Fe, she left for 34 years and happily returned 10 years ago. She enjoys contributing her knowledge where needed and feels that education is important in order to have a strong democracy. She is also the president of the Santa Fe Community College’s Foundation Board of Directors and has served as Santa Fe Mayor Alan Webber’s education advisor. Carmen's parents taught her the importance of giving back and helping others. 

Email: sboses@sfps.k12.nm.us
Phone: (505) 690-8254
District 2 -map
Oath Taken: January 2024, Term Expires: December 31, 2027

Amy Biehl Community School, El Dorado Elementary School, Desert Sage Academy and Capital High School

Sarah Boses was born and raised in Santa Fe, educated in the Santa Fe Public Schools and is a proud graduate of Santa Fe High School. She attended New Mexico State University and obtained her Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Sarah moved to Florida after graduating from college, where she found her passion working as an oncology nurse. She also found a passion for advocacy and healthcare policy and has been to Capitol Hill on several occasions to speak with lawmakers. In 2016, she returned to Santa Fe with her husband to raise their children in her beautiful and diverse hometown. She is married to Simon Boses, a ceramic sculptor and educator. They have four kids - Quinn and McMillan, who attend El Dorado Community School, Parker, who started Kindergarten there in 2020, and Cecilia, who recently graduated from Columbia University and lives in New York City. In her spare time, she likes to garden and cook/bake.  She sews all her own clothing. 

Email: knoble@sfps.k12.nm.us
Phone: 505-470-5640
District 3 - map
Oath Taken: January 1, 2022, Term Expires: December 31, 2025

Carlos Gilbert and Tesuque Elementary Schools, Aspen and Gonzales Community Schools and El Camino Real Academy

Kate Noble was born in Santa Fe and got a wonderful education in the Santa Fe Public Schools. She graduated from Santa Fe High School and attended Columbia University in New York City, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts in Film Studies. Kate spent 10 years at the BBC’s Business News Desk as a producer, reporter and anchor. She then returned to Santa Fe and began working for the City of Santa Fe in economic and community development, where she focused on growing local businesses and local talent. She is married to Bryce Tappan, a scientist with Los Alamos National Labs. They have a son, Zachary, who attends Mandela International Magnet School.

Email:  romabeyta@sfps.k12.nm.us
Phone: 505-690-9770
District 4 - map
Oath Taken: January 2024, Term Expires: December 31st, 2027

César Chávez, Ramirez Thomas and Sweeney Elementary Schools, Nina Otero Community School, Ortiz Middle School and Capital High School

Roman “Tiger” Abeyta was born in Santa Fe, raised on the southside of Santa Fe and graduated from Capital High School. His father, Chris Abeyta, and his mother, Jennie Salazar, are from Canyon Road and their families have been in Santa Fe since it was a Spanish Colony in 1610.  Tiger served over 20 years in our city and county governments. Today he is the chief executive officer of the Santa Fe Community Housing Trust. He is a former member of the City Council, former chief professional officer of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Santa Fe/ Del Norte that serves Children and families in Santa Fe, Rio Arriba, and San Miguel County and coaches both girl's and boy’s youth basketball. He and his wife, Geraldine, have five sons, a grandson and a granddaughter.

Email: sasanderson@sfps.k12.nm.us
Phone:

District 5 - map  
Oath Taken: January 1, 2022, Term Expires: December 31, 2025

Nye Early Childhood Center, Kearny, Nava, Piñon and Salazar Elementary Schools, Milagro Middle School and Santa Fe High School

Sascha Anderson was born and raised in Oklahoma, attended public schools throughout her education and is an enrolled citizen of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. Before joining the Board of Education, Sascha volunteered with SFPS as PTA president, School Advisory Committee chair, chair of the Policy Subcommittee of the Superintendent's Equity and Diversity Council and member of the district's Equity and Inclusion Committee. Sascha's professional career has centered on training, development, and communications for public, private and non-profit organizations, serving as the director of education for a specialty food organization before launching her own consulting practice. Sascha has worked as an advocate and volunteer in the community for the issues of equitable public education and family engagement, immigrant justice and perinatal mental health, and as a volunteer for Girls, Inc. and Girl Scouts. Together with her husband, Michael, Sascha has three children who attend Nava Elementary. 

Erin Lucio, an 11th grade student at Capital High School (CHS), joined the Board in order to represent CHS and be its voice on student education, community issues and overall success and achievements. Last year, Lucio was among students featured in the Santa Fe New Mexican who were serving as Near Peer Tutors, providing tutoring services at elementary schools, including Nava Elementary School, Nina Otero Community School and Ramirez Thomas.

Hanbi Park, an 11th grade student at Santa Fe High School (SFHS), said that as a journalist for the Santa Fe New Mexican, he's had the privilege of sharing stories that highlight the diverse voices and experiences within our community. This role has given him insight into the power of representing smaller communities and fostering an understanding at a local level. He wants to take this further by representing SFHS on the school board. Park founded an art association at SFHS that hosts monthly art workshops on campus and teaches various techniques.

Lucas Robbins, an 11th grade student at Mandela International Magnet School, said that he has developed a deep connection to Mandela and its students. He wants to be an advocate for the school and bring attention to the issues that matter most to the student body. He has served as president and treasurer (twice) of the student council. As part of the Mandela focus on students being open-minded and compassionate thinkers, he will work to represent the voices of SFPS students as a whole. In his role as student board member he also represents Desert Sage Academy and Early College Opportunities High School (ECO).

Enrique Eigner-Herrera, a 12th grade student at Early College Opportunities High School (ECO), was the student board member representing Desert Sage Academy, Early College Opportunities High School (ECO) and Mandela International Magnet School in 2022-23. He returned in 2023-24 as an alternate student board member should one of the student representatives be unable to attend a board meeting. He said he wants to continue making an impact and giving his peers a voice.