Clovis Municipal Schools announced on April 27 that Mindy Sena has been appointed as the district’s Title IX Director, effective immediately.
The appointment is significant for the district’s efforts to ensure compliance with federal Title IX regulations and to support equitable learning environments. The role focuses on addressing concerns related to discrimination and harassment among students, staff, and families.
Sena brings experience in student services, counseling, and investigative practices. She currently serves as the district’s Incident Investigator, handling reviews of concerns involving harassment, bullying, and Title IX matters. In this capacity she “has conducted interviews, gathered and analyzed evidence, maintained detailed case documentation, and prepared formal reports with findings and recommendations.” Her work supports “fair, thorough, and timely resolutions aligned with district policy and legal requirements.”
Her background includes serving as a school counselor at both high school and middle school levels where she supported academic planning and mental health initiatives. She also has experience as a forensic interviewer, licensed clinical social worker, educator, holds a Master of Social Work from New Mexico Highlands University along with multiple professional licenses.
As Title IX Director Sena will oversee efforts to ensure compliance with federal regulations while fostering safe environments for students across campuses. Clovis Municipal Schools said it “works to ensure every campus reflects a culture of safety, accountability, and support for students, staff, and families.”
In neighboring Clayton Municipal Schools District—serving the Clayton area in New Mexico according to the official website—the focus is also on student success through quality education guided by excellence (official website). The district engages students in extracurricular activities such as track meets (official website) while promoting community involvement through planning meetings (official website). Institutions like Clayton Junior High help facilitate student development (official website), while collaboration occurs with the New Mexico Public Education Department for incident reporting (official website).
These developments reflect ongoing commitments by local districts toward supporting educational achievement within safe learning communities.
