Rio Rancho schools win 1.2 million counseling grant
Rio Rancho Public Schools received a 1.2 million federal grant to fund four new mental health positions over three years. ARPS will add counselors and social workers at Rio Rancho High Independence High Rio Rancho Middle Eagle Ridge Middle, with Albuquerque Public Schools Health and Wellness also receiving 397,619 annually. The program aims to raise graduation rates by supporting students with emotional and social needs and boosting attendance, performance, and parental involvement.
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Hummer hits motorcycle and rear-ended car in NM 528
Police report two crashes on NM 528 near Iris Road. A 40-year-old Hummer driver failed to yield and struck a Harley rider, both drivers hospitalized. alcohol not a factor. A Jeep rear-ended a Prius, airlifted driver and a Jeep occupant transported for medical care. possible prior medical event suspected, investigation ongoing.
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