Laguna Acoma High adopts three week teaching cycles
17 year old senior Kyle Swimmer and classmates at Laguna Acoma High School in Grants-Cibola District report improved focus and grades under a three week segment curriculum. Principal and teachers align lessons to state standards, aiming to meet Adequate Yearly Progress after years of corrective action.
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Asa Blanca
Kyle Swimmer
Laguna ‘Acoma High School
Beng Déminhé
Tha Anhkaal
Swimmer
Grants-Cibola County
Kilino Marquez
Laguna Acoma High School
Stu Aubrey Cari
Laguna
Randy Hunt
Isaiah Charomlah
Alisen Gutierrez
Laguna Acoma High
World society event to be held in Washington
Fragmentary OCR text notes a world society gathering in Washington with plans to select a host and ongoing competition. Names and clear details are unreadable, but the piece hints at an annual meeting or conference and a central event linked to the society in question.
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Washington
Ek Trebek
Economic pulse shaping New Mexico policy agenda
Legislative effort in Santa Fe forms the Economic and Rural Development Committee to review the state economy and propose laws. Priorities include regulatory streamlining transportation job creation tourism and vocational training. Advisory members from Gallup Crownpoint Jemez Pueblo and Grants heard six months of testimony and backed 12 measures while dropping others.
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Santa FE
Patricia Lundstrom
D-Gallup
Western New Mexico
Sandra D. Jeff
D-Crownpoint
James Madalena
Djemez Pueblo
George Munoz
Waterflow man sentenced to 21 years in federal case
Patrick Aaron Moone, 23, of Waterflow, was given a 21 year prison term by U.S. District Judge Mary H Murguia after pleading guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon against a minor, use of a firearm during a crime of violence, and related offenses. Moone forcibly entered an elderly Navajo Reservation home on February 25, threatening occupants seeking his dog.
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Phoenix
Patrick Aaron Moone
U.S
Mary H.murguia
Moone
Navajo
Navajo Nation Council Opens Winter Session 2011
The 22nd Navajo Nation Council begins its winter session on Monday, launching a nine session sequence to address legislative matters and community concerns amid a packed agenda.
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Rock
Navajo Nation Council
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