Get yourself ready for the five fabuous productions of the Santa Fe Opera’s 2026 Season with Opera Basics!

Wondering how plot, character, music, costumes, props, staging, and lighting go together to make Opera magic? Join us in Santa Fe or Placitas to deepen your experience and understanding of opera with Opera Basics! Opera Basics is a series of five free, informative talks that will introduce you to the building blocks of opera while previewing the five productions of the Santa Fe Opera's 2026 Season.

This season, the series will feature Oliver Prezant and two new presenters: oboist and UNM faculty emeritus Kevin Vigneau, who will be speaking on Handel’s Rodelinda, and KHFM radio host Alexis Corbin, who will be speaking about Picker’s Lili Elbe.

In Santa Fe: Five Tuesday Evenings from 6–7:30 p.m.
In Placitas: Five Saturday Afternoons from 2–3:30 p.m.*
*Presented in partnership with the Placitas Artist Series

NEXT UP:

The Magic Fluteby W. A. Mozart
with Oliver Prezant
Placitas: Saturday, April 25, from 2–3:30 pm
Las Placitas Presbyterian Church
7 Paseo De San Antonio Road

ADMISSION IS FREE
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED
Seating is first come, first served.

Opera Basics is a presentation of the Santa Fe Opera.

Get yourself ready for the five fabuous productions of the Santa Fe Opera’s 2026 Season with Opera Basics!

Wondering how plot, character, music, costumes, props, staging, and lighting go together to make Opera magic? Join us in Santa Fe or Placitas to deepen your experience and understanding of opera with Opera Basics! Opera Basics is a series of five free, informative talks that will introduce you to the building blocks of opera while previewing the five productions of the Santa Fe Opera's 2026 Season.

This season, the series will feature Oliver Prezant and two new presenters: oboist and UNM faculty emeritus Kevin Vigneau, who will be speaking on Handel’s Rodelinda, and KHFM radio host Alexis Corbin, who will be speaking about Picker’s Lili Elbe.

In Santa Fe: Five Tuesday Evenings from 6–7:30 p.m.
In Placitas: Five Saturday Afternoons from 2–3:30 p.m.*
*Presented in partnership with the Placitas Artist Series

NEXT UP:

The Magic Fluteby W. A. Mozart
with Oliver Prezant
Santa Fe: Tuesday, April 21, from 6–7:30 pm
Muñoz Waxman Gallery at CCA
1050 Old Pecos Trail

ADMISSION IS FREE
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED
Seating is first come, first served.

Opera Basics is a presentation of the Santa Fe Opera.

Featuring violinist Cármelo de los Santos, hosted by Oliver Prezant

PLACITAS, NM: Harry Potter’s not the only wizard we know! Violin virtuoso Cármelo de los Santos will make violin magic for us as he shows us the daredevil acrobatics in the wild and crazy music of composer Niccolò Paganini—one of the greatest violinists who ever lived! During the program, we’ll also listen for sounds of nature, animals, and emotions, and we’ll use our imaginations to try to figure out what the music is all about. Cármelo is also a real magician, and in addition to playing the violin, he might just do a magic trick or two for us! Join us for a fun and friendly program for the whole family.

Admission is free with registration.

Presented in partnership with the Placitas Artists Series and the Placitas Community Library. Program and artists subject to change.

Discovering the Music of Ancestors, Mothers, Muses

Conductor Oliver Prezant and the Opus OP Trio interpret your impressions of the artwork of Piper Leigh

SANTA FE, NM: Piper Leigh’s imaginative, original dresses, pictured above, are life-sized, three-dimensional standing figures that speak to aspects of womens’ lives. On Saturday evening, April 18, we’re going to set up Piper’s art installation, Ancestors, Mothers, Muses, in the lower gallery at CCA, and with your help, Oliver and the Opus OP Trio will create music based on your impressions of Piper’s artwork and her poetry. 

ABOUT THE ARTWORK: Each dress is a standing figure that speaks through color, texture, and design, as well as through elements that are added: a poem sewn into the fabric, a painting or a book hanging inside a sheer skirt, a bird’s nest or a spool of thread in a see-through pocket. 

ABOUT THE PROGRAM: During the program we’ll have a chance to explore the installation, looking closely at the dresses and share impressions with one another and the musicians. Oliver will guide this exploration, and along the way, he and The Opus OP Trio will be turning thoughts and feelings about the artwork into musical gestures. By the end of the program, the dresses, and the installation as a whole, will become the “musical score” that Oliver and the trio will use to create a musical interpretation of the artwork and the related poetry. 

ABOUT THE OPUS OP TRIO: “Carla, Jerry, and Katie are experienced musicians who play all kinds of music, but when we work together, it’s not about classical, jazz, pop, or any other genre,” said conductor and arts educator Oliver Prezant. “They’ve had a special resonance with one another from the very first program we did together more than three years ago. It’s amazing to hear them leaving it all behind and playing what the audience says about a color in a painting, or the feeling of a line of poetry.”

General admission is $25; Students with ID: $10. Prices include ticket fees.

For tickets and more info, click the link below:

Thanks to our generous donors for their support of these programs!

This is a program of Opus OP Arts and Education Projects, a fiscally sponsored project of the New Mexico Community Foundation, www.newmexicofoundation.org

Program and artists subject to change. 

Get yourself ready for the five fabuous productions of the Santa Fe Opera’s 2026 Season with Opera Basics!

Wondering how plot, character, music, costumes, props, staging, and lighting go together to make Opera magic? Join us in Santa Fe or Placitas to deepen your experience and understanding of opera with Opera Basics! Opera Basics is a series of five free, informative talks that will introduce you to the building blocks of opera while previewing the five productions of the Santa Fe Opera's 2026 Season.

This season, the series will feature Oliver Prezant and two new presenters: oboist and UNM faculty emeritus Kevin Vigneau, who will be speaking on Handel’s Rodelinda, and KHFM radio host Alexis Corbin, who will be speaking about Picker’s Lili Elbe.

In Santa Fe: Five Tuesday Evenings from 6–7:30 p.m.
In Placitas: Five Saturday Afternoons from 2–3:30 p.m.*
*Presented in partnership with the Placitas Artist Series

FIRST UP:

Madama Butterflyby Giacomo Puccini
with Oliver Prezant
Placitas: Saturday, April 11, from 2–3:30 pm
Las Placitas Presbyterian Church
7 Paseo De San Antonio Road

ADMISSION IS FREE
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED
Seating is first come, first served.

Opera Basics is a presentation of the Santa Fe Opera.

Get yourself ready for the five fabuous productions of the Santa Fe Opera’s 2026 Season with Opera Basics!

Wondering how plot, character, music, costumes, props, staging, and lighting go together to make Opera magic? Join us in Santa Fe or Placitas to deepen your experience and understanding of opera with Opera Basics! Opera Basics is a series of five free, informative talks that will introduce you to the building blocks of opera while previewing the five productions of the Santa Fe Opera's 2026 Season.

This season, the series will feature Oliver Prezant and two new presenters: oboist and UNM faculty emeritus Kevin Vigneau, who will be speaking on Handel’s Rodelinda, and KHFM radio host Alexis Corbin, who will be speaking about Picker’s Lili Elbe.

In Santa Fe: Five Tuesday Evenings from 6–7:30 p.m.
In Placitas: Five Saturday Afternoons from 2–3:30 p.m.*
*Presented in partnership with the Placitas Artist Series

FIRST UP:

Madama Butterflyby Giacomo Puccini
with Oliver Prezant
Santa Fe: Tuesday, April 7, from 6 – 7:30 pm
Muñoz Waxman Gallery at CCA
1050 Old Pecos Trail

ADMISSION IS FREE
RESERVATIONS REQUIRED
Seating is first come, first served.

Opera Basics is a presentation of the Santa Fe Opera.

Featuring violinist Cármelo de los Santos and pianist Natasha Stojanovska, with conductor and arts educator Oliver Prezant

SANTA FE: Join us for an in-depth, interactive exploration of the first two movements of César Franck’s fabulously French, passionately romantic Violin Sonata in A Major! 

The 90-minute program features violinist Cármelo de los Santos, a faculty member at UNM and the concertmaster of the New Mexico Philharmonic; pianist Natasha Stojanovska, who has been featured on KHFM’s Ten at Ten series; and conductor and arts educator Oliver Prezant, who will facilitate this interactive exploration.

This program is a production of Opus OP Arts and Education Projects.

Program and artists subject to change.

A free introduction to the earthly delights of the genre!

Featuring Cármelo de los Santos, violin, and Natasha Stojanovska, piano, with Oliver Prezant

PLACITAS: Listen here…and here…and here! It’s fascinating to listen closely and to watch the way musicians work together when they play chamber music. The intimate dialog between instruments, the shifting roles of leading and following, the whispers of tenderness, the thunderings of passion, the contrasts of character, and the boldness of individual expression are on full display in this marvelous genre where musicians meet, person to person, in the music that they share with you.

Your host for this exploration is Oliver Prezant, whose engaging talks for the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival and the Santa Fe Opera have introduced thousands of people to the richly rewarding experience of listening deeply to classical music. The musicians you’ll hear are two of New Mexico’s finest, both internationally known: Cármelo de los Santos, violin, and Natasha Stojanovska, piano. The music we’ll hear is César Franck’s Violin Sonata, a Romantic-era favorite that is sure to delight.

Join us to drink deeply and heartily from this wonderful well, and bring a friend… you’ll be glad you did!

Presented in partnership with The Placitas Artists Series. Program and artists subject to change.

Featuring violinist David Felberg and cellist Allison Rich, with Oliver Prezant

SANTA FE: Join us as we explore the elements of musical conversation featured in this brilliant piece by Maurice Ravel. Audience members young and old will have a chance to sing, say, clap, and tap as we explore the playful back-and-forth between the violin and cello in the first two movements of this fun and frisky duo for violin and cello. At the end of the program, we’ll have a chance to listen to the violin and cello “chat it up” just as Ravel intended.

Admission is free with online registration. Registration is required.

This program is a production of Opus OP Arts and Education Projects.
Program and artists subject to change.

Featuring violinist David Felberg and cellist Allison Rich, with Oliver Prezant

SANTA FE: Ravel’s snazzy, jazzy Sonata for Violin and Cello is like a brilliant conversation between two eclectic artists in a Parisian café. Join David, Allison, and Oliver for an up-close and personal look at the first two movements of this astonishing work. During the program you’ll have the opportunity to share your thoughts and impressions with fellow audience members and the musicians as we work towards a performance of the first two movements.

Tickets: General Admission—$25; Students—$10 (includes ticket fee).

This program is a production of Opus OP Arts and Education Projects.
Program and artists subject to change.

Featuring pianist Natasha Stojanovska, with Oliver Prezant

SANTA FE: The brilliant, lyrical Andante Spianato and Grande Polonaise Brillante, Op. 22, is the featured work in this in-depth, interactive exploration of a Romantic work for piano by Chopin. Natasha and Oliver will take you inside the music and you’ll be able to share your thoughts and feelings with one another and the artists as we work towards a full performance of the piece.

Tickets: General Admission—$25; Students—$10 (includes ticket fee).

This program is a production of Opus OP Arts and Education Projects.
Program and artists subject to change.

Featuring pianist Natasha Stojanovska, with Oliver Prezant

ALBUQUERQUE: The brilliant, lyrical Andante Spianato and Grande Polonaise Brillante, Op. 22, is the featured work in this in-depth, interactive exploration of a Romantic work for piano by Chopin. Natasha and Oliver will take you inside the music and you’ll be able to share your thoughts and feelings with one another and the artists as we work towards a full performance of the piece.

Tickets: General Admission—$25; Students—$10 (includes ticket fee).

This program is a production of Opus OP Arts and Education Projects.
Program and artists subject to change.

Opus OP 3rd Anniversary Celebration!

Discovering the Music of César Franck

Featuring Carmelo de los Santos, violin, Natasha Stojanovska, piano,
and Oliver Prezant, conductor and arts educator 

ALBUQUERQUE, NM: Come celebrate three years of Opus OP music, art, and poetry programs with a FREE, in-depth, interactive exploration of the first two movements of César Franck’s fabulously French, passionately romantic Violin Sonata in A Major! 

Learn how composers work with musical ideas, how musicians work together to create meaning and connect to the audience, and discover your own feelings about the music as you learn to listen from the inside out and share your impressions with others.

The 90-minute program features violinist Cármelo de los Santos, a faculty member at UNM and the concertmaster of the New Mexico Philharmonic; pianist and composer Natasha Stojanovska, who has been featured on KHFM’s Ten at Ten series; and conductor and arts educator Oliver Prezant, who will facilitate this interactive exploration.

Discovering the Music of César Franck

Friday, October 3, 7–8:30 p.m.
Robertson & Sons Violin Shop
3201 Carlisle Blvd. NE in Albuquerque

Reception to follow with sparkling beverages and sweet treats!

Thanks to all of our musicians, artists, poets, partners, donors, supporters, venues, volunteers, and friends.

AND - to thank YOU, old friends and new, for all of your enthusiasm and support:

ADMISSION IS FREE WITH REGISTRATION

DONATIONS ARE WELCOME AT THE DOOR (cash or check):

Make checks payable to: Partners in Education Foundation for the Santa Fe Public Schools
(it’s true - the whole name! AND REMEMBER to write Opus OP in the memo line!)

OR – CELEBRATE WITH AN ONLINE DONATION:

Thanks to our generous donors for this event.

Special thanks to Robertson & Sons Violin Shop for hosting this event. 

Program and artists subject to change. 

This program is a presentation of Opus OP Arts and Education Projects.

Say What?
Oliver Reads Original Poetry at Chatter

SANTA FE, NM: Chatter North, the wonderful Saturday morning chamber music series at CCA, includes a spoken word segment in the middle of the program. This time around, Oliver will be reading original poetry.

We’re not sure yet whether it will be “Something Furry This Way Comes,” “Rabbit of My Dreams,” or some other cheerful canine classics inspired by Alex, a very talented Border-Aussie mix. Whatever the selection, we hope you’ll like them. You might even hear one of Oliver’s poems that strays from the theme of dogs…

Along with the price of admission, you’ll also hear a great piano recital by Christopher O’Riley, former host of the NPR radio show From the Top. Music in various genres by Bach, Sondheim, Strayhorn, Scott, Yorke, and Arlen. 

Tickets are $5–17 in advance online, or $20 at the door. 

CHATTER NORTH
CCA in Santa Fe
1050 Old Pecos Trail
Santa Fe, NM 87505

Please note: Chatter North sells out in a heartbeat, so click the link below and get your tickets now!

This program is a production of Ensemble Music New Mexico.

GOOD DOGS - THE STAGE SHOW!

Poetry and Songs Inspired by the Dog…
Wait—what? Oliver has a band?

ALBUQUERQUE, NM: Enjoy a dog’s-eye view of the world as Oliver Prezant and his band present original songs and poetry inspired by our canine companions. Singer-songwriter Oliver Prezant attributes the writing to his dog, Alex, whose influences include Shakespeare, Broadway, country music, and the everyday joys of treats and walks. The performance features musicians Genevieve Leitner on guitar, Chris Ishee on keyboard, Jerry Weimer on clarinet, Micky Patten on bass, and Mark Clark on drums.

PLEASE NOTE: Pets are not permitted in the museum, though service dogs are welcome; visitors are encouraged to bring photos of their dogs on their phones.

Thursday, September 18 at 6 p.m.
Albuquerque Museum 
2000 Mountain Rd. NW
Albuquerque, NM

FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Click HERE to visit the Albuquerque Museum Website.

Or contact:
Diana Delgado
dianadelgado@cabq.gov
505-243-7255

Good Dogs - The Stage Show! is sponsored in part by Dr. Angelique Cook Lowry.

This program is a production of the Albuquerque Museum.

On the Third Thursday of every month, the Albuquerque Museum is open from 5–8:30 p.m.
Third Thursdays are made possible in part by The City of Albuquerque Urban Enhancement Trust Fund, New Mexico Arts, Albuquerque Museum Foundation, and American Home.

The exhibit Good Dogs: Faithful Friends from the Collections, is currently on view and closes on October 5, 2025.

Music for STRING QUARTET AND PIANO by Robert Schumann!

Join us for a fun, interactive exploration of music for string quartet and piano featuring Robert Schumann’s bold and beautiful Piano Quintet.

You’ll learn about what composers do, how musicians prepare and how music can create moods, feelings, and dramatic stories, as we move, sing, share, and listen to the music!

Hosted by conductor and arts educator Oliver Prezant, featuring the Calidore String Quartet and pianist Orion Weiss.

BRING THE FAMILY - ADMISSION IS FREE!

This program is a production of the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival.

For more information:

Music for VIOLIN AND PIANO by Mozart and Prokofiev!

Join us for a fun, interactive exploration of music for violin and piano by Mozart and Prokofiev with conductor and arts educator Oliver Prezant, featuring violinist Paul Huang, and pianist Orion Weiss.

Learn about what composers do, how musicians prepare and how music can create moods, feelings, and dramatic stories, as we move, sing, share, and listen to the music!

BRING THE FAMILY - ADMISSION IS FREE!

This program is a production of the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival.

For more information:

Join conductor and educator Oliver Prezant for a series of FREE, fun, informative talks on opera. Each talk will introduce you to opera basics while previewing one of the five operas of the Santa Fe Opera’s 2025 season.

ADMISSION IS FREE, no reservations necessary. Seating is first come, first served.

Opera Basics is a presentation of the Santa Fe Opera, in partnership with the Placitas Artists Series.

Join conductor and educator Oliver Prezant for a series of FREE, fun, informative talks on opera. Each talk will introduce you to opera basics while previewing one of the five operas of the Santa Fe Opera’s 2025 season.

ADMISSION IS FREE, no reservations necessary. Seating is first come, first served.

Opera Basics is a presentation of the Santa Fe Opera. Thanks to Collected Works Bookstore & Coffee House for hosting this event.

Join conductor and educator Oliver Prezant for a series of FREE, fun, informative talks on opera. Each talk will introduce you to opera basics while previewing one of the five operas of the Santa Fe Opera’s 2025 season.

ADMISSION IS FREE, no reservations necessary. Seating is first come, first served.

Opera Basics is a presentation of the Santa Fe Opera, in partnership with the Placitas Artists Series.

Join conductor and educator Oliver Prezant for a series of FREE, fun, informative talks on opera. Each talk will introduce you to opera basics while previewing one of the five operas of the Santa Fe Opera’s 2025 season.

ADMISSION IS FREE, no reservations necessary. Seating is first come, first served.

Opera Basics is a presentation of the Santa Fe Opera. Thanks to Collected Works Bookstore & Coffee House for hosting this event.

Join conductor and educator Oliver Prezant for a series of FREE, fun, informative talks on opera. Each talk will introduce you to opera basics while previewing one of the five operas of the Santa Fe Opera’s 2025 season.

Opera Basics is a presentation of the Santa Fe Opera, in partnership with the Placitas Artists Series.

Join conductor and educator Oliver Prezant for a series of FREE, fun, informative talks on opera. Each talk will introduce you to opera basics while previewing one of the five operas of the Santa Fe Opera’s 2025 season.

Opera Basics is a presentation of the Santa Fe Opera. Thanks to Collected Works Bookstore & Coffee House for hosting this event.

Join conductor and educator Oliver Prezant for a series of FREE, fun, informative talks on opera. Each talk will introduce you to opera basics while previewing one of the five operas of the Santa Fe Opera’s 2025 season.

ADMISSION IS FREE, no reservations necessary. Seating is first come, first served.

Opera Basics is a presentation of the Santa Fe Opera, in partnership with the Placitas Artists Series.

Join conductor and educator Oliver Prezant for a series of FREE, fun, informative talks on opera. Each talk will introduce you to opera basics while previewing one of the five operas of the Santa Fe Opera’s 2025 season.

ADMISSION IS FREE, no reservations necessary. Seating is first come, first served.

Opera Basics is a presentation of the Santa Fe Opera. Thanks to Collected Works Bookstore & Coffee House for hosting this event.

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED

New date: Tuesday, April 22
Same time, same location in Santa Fe!

The Virtuoso Violin: Paganini

Featuring Carmelo de los Santos, violin, with Oliver Prezant 
How do they do that? A closer look at virtuoso violin playing and how the violin works, featuring the music of Nicolò Paganini, complete with anecdotes about his mesmerizing performances and an insider’s look at violin technique and expressive playing. Carmelo de los Santos, concertmaster of the New Mexico Philharmonic and a faculty member at UNM, is just the man for the job!

Program Registration: $25; Students with ID: $10.

Thanks to our generous donors, Ruth Burstrom and Niels Chapman, Bill and Alice Fienning, Susan and Steven J. Goldstein, Bernhard Holzapfel, in memory of Barbara Holzapfel, Sherry Parker, Martha Ritchie, Barbara Servis, and Dean Yannias, and our advertising sponsors, KHFM and The Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra and Chorus.

Program and artists subject to change. 

This program is a presentation of Opus OP Arts and Education Projects, a fiscally sponsored project of the Partners in Education Foundation for the Santa Fe Public Schools.  

FREE Youth and Family Program in Albuquerque:

Violin Wizardry!

Featuring Carmelo de los Santos, violin
Hosted by Oliver Prezant 

ALBUQUERQUE, NM: Harry Potter’s not the only wizard we know! Violin virtuoso Carmelo de los Santos will make violin magic for us as he shows us the daredevil acrobatics in the wild and crazy music of composer Nicolò Paganini, one of the greatest violinists who ever lived! During the program, we’ll also listen for sounds of nature, animals, and emotions, and we’ll use our imaginations to try to figure out what the music is all about. A fun and friendly program for the whole family!

ADMISSION IS FREE TO ALL YOUTH AND FAMILY PROGRAMS.
REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.

Thanks to our generous donors, Ruth Burstrom and Niels Chapman, Bill and Alice Fienning, Susan and Steven J. Goldstein, Bernhard Holzapfel, in memory of Barbara Holzapfel, Sherry Parker, Martha Ritchie, Barbara Servis, and Dean Yannias, and our advertising sponsors, KHFM and The Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra and Chorus.

Special thanks to Robertson & Sons Violin Shop for hosting this event. 

Program and artists subject to change. 

This program is a presentation of Opus OP Arts and Education Projects, a fiscally sponsored project of the Partners in Education Foundation for the Santa Fe Public Schools.  

The Virtuoso Violin: Paganini

Featuring Carmelo de los Santos, violin, with Oliver Prezant 
ALBUQUERQUE, NM: How do they do that? A closer look at virtuoso violin playing and how the violin works, featuring the music of Nicolò Paganini, complete with anecdotes about his mesmerizing performances and an insider’s look at violin technique and expressive playing. The beautiful recital hall at Robertson & Sons Violin Shop is the perfect place for this unique program, and Carmelo de los Santos, concertmaster of the New Mexico Philharmonic and a faculty member at UNM, is just the man for the job!

Program Registration: $25; Students with ID: $10.

Thanks to our generous donors, Ruth Burstrom and Niels Chapman, Bill and Alice Fienning, Susan and Steven J. Goldstein, Bernhard Holzapfel, in memory of Barbara Holzapfel, Sherry Parker, Martha Ritchie, Barbara Servis, and Dean Yannias, and our advertising sponsors, KHFM and The Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra and Chorus.

Special thanks to Robertson & Sons Violin Shop for hosting this event. 

Program and artists subject to change. 

This program is a presentation of Opus OP Arts and Education Projects, a fiscally sponsored project of the Partners in Education Foundation for the Santa Fe Public Schools.  

FREE Youth and Family Program in Santa Fe:

Stand Up and Sing!

Featuring mezzo-soprano Olga Perez Flora, tenor Jamie Flora, and pianist Natasha Stojanovska
Hosted by Oliver Prezant

SANTA FE, NM: Where should he stand when he sings that? And what about her? Should they face one another? Turn their backs to the audience? We’ll try out all kinds of arrangements, as we take our cues from the music as well as all of you in the audience! A fun and friendly exploration for the whole family.

ADMISSION IS FREE TO ALL YOUTH AND FAMILY PROGRAMS. 

REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.

Thanks to our generous donors, Ruth Burstrom and Niels Chapman, Bill and Alice Fienning, Susan and Steven J. Goldstein, Bernhard Holzapfel, in memory of Barbara Holzapfel, Sherry Parker, Martha Ritchie, Barbara Servis, and Dean Yannias, and our advertising sponsors, KHFM and The Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra and Chorus.

Program and artists subject to change. 

This program is a presentation of Opus OP Arts and Education Projects, a fiscally sponsored project of the Partners in Education Foundation for the Santa Fe Public Schools.