Businesses Build Schools Idea Faces New Mexico Law
An advisory from the New Mexico attorney general states that private businesses and nonprofits may donate funds to build schools in Rio Rancho. Intel and AMREP are noted for their past contributions while Rio Rancho awaits about 30 million dollars in needed buildings despite $575,000 in Legislature funding.
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Genie Blair Ryan
New Mexico
Albuquerque Public Schools
Rio Rancho
Intel
Rober Perls
Attorney General
Perls
State of New Mexico
Sandoval County
Perils
AMREP
Manny Aragon
Peris
Rio Rancho split sessions spark district tension
Rio Rancho officials critique to split session elimination as Rio Rancho High could nearly double in size with River's Edge students. Barbara Harris calls it a PR move. Dr. Sue Cleveland voices frustration for families and urges quick resolution and exploration of alternatives. APS plans brief cabinet review before year end vote. Cibola's two thirds of students come from Rio Rancho and the campus is 25-30 percent overcrowded compared to Lincoln Middle.
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Rio Rancho
River's Edge
Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education
Barbara Harris
APS
Jemez
Rio Rancho Public Schools
Sue Cleveland
Cleveland
Dwyer
Murray
State Board of Education
Cibola
Lincoln Middle School
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Washington
Bob TU
Sford