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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 2010

Page

3

No School Left Behind AYP Reform Call

An Observer editorial argues the Adequate Yearly Progress system unfairly labels Rio Rancho schools as failing for missing a single indicator. It calls for reform, noting improvements in science, reading, writing, and math, and urges recognizing genuine progress over a perfect pass.

New Mexico Rio Rancho Public Schools Rio Rancho Maggie Cordova Vista Grande Cyber

Guidelines for Submitting to Rio Rancho Observer Letters

The Rio Rancho Observer invites Guest Opinions and Letters to the Editor with word limits of 500 and 300 respectively. Submissions must include author name city and a verifiable contact number. The paper may edit for clarity and space and may reject any submission.

Rio Rancho Observer Tommy Trujillo

Lifeguards praised for quick action at Rio Rancho pools

A Rio Rancho family commends lifeguards at the Aquatic Center on July 12 and Haynes Park on July 18 for rescues of children in water danger. They also thank the Rio Rancho Observer for a June 20 film camp story featuring Marc Calderwood, which inspired their daughter’s summer activity.

Rio Rancho Haynes Park The Marc Calderwood

New Mexico Legislators Pay Debate Spurs Budget Talk

A report from the Illinois Policy Institute correlates high state legislative pay with larger budget gaps. New Mexico shows a 6.3 percent shortfall last year rising to 22 percent, while California tops salaries at 95,291 dollars and states with high pay also have long sessions and wealthier households. Proposals to cut costs include reducing political appointees and selling the state jet, with varying views from candidates Susana Martinez and Diane Denish.

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