Navajo Council May Dump Jackson As Education Director
Navajo Nation Education Committee is poised to rescind its recommendation to confirm Genevieve Jackson as director of the Diné Education Division after she fired Headstart Director Paul Platero last week. Vice Chairman Wallace Charley had initially opposed nullifying the recommendation but altered his stance before today's committee hearing.
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CSC county contract remains unresolved in Gallup
McKinley County Commissioners held talks on their contract with Correctional Services Corporation to run the McKinley County Adult Detention Facility. A grand jury began probing alleged wrongdoing over bid awards for the adult jail and potential juvenile facility contracts. Commissioner Mendoza sought a budget breakdown to clarify funds spent.
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Navajo Council May Talk Jobs
Navajo Nation Council members plan a special session Friday to discuss a summer youth employment program. Carolyn Calvin, Legislative Branch spokesperson, said the agenda includes the proposal though it awaits signature approval and funding concerns may delay discussion.
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Teachers' union weighs litigation and slowdowns
Gallup McKinley County School Board voted to end collective bargaining for teachers. The New Mexico Federation of Teachers plans to fight for fair representation, considering actions including reduced volunteer services, possible litigation, and strikes. Turnover is about 26 percent annually, and district officials dispute claims that bargaining will worsen conditions.
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Troublemaker Finds Her Home in Family Life
Maria Hoeksema, a Romani teen once in and out of orphanages, recalls years of hardship including beatings and neglect. In July she marks two years living with the Gary Hoeksema family of Gallup, where she now calls home after fears her past might keep them from adopting.
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