County approves 210000 for Rio Rancho RR project
Commissioners unanimously approve 210000 to remain in county accounts for a planned desalinization park in Rio Rancho. Officials say the project will attract business and serve an unserved population while funds from government, private groups and citizens push total toward 2.5 million. Other allocations redirect desalinization money to county discretionary funds and local water projects across Corrales Cuba Zia and nearby areas.
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Steiner outlines Common Core focus in Rio Rancho classrooms
Steiner says students will be accountable for outcomes under Common Core English and math. The approach cycles learned material, builds reasoning, and prepares third graders for future grades while aligning with 46 states. Classrooms will feel different as math becomes fewer but deeper with explicit strategies.
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Parents want awareness of Common Core standards
A cross section of eight focus groups found parents know little about the Common Core State Standards. They reacted positively once informed, but asked how districts will implement, funding, and how it affects struggling students. Conference notes call for broader parent outreach and media campaigns.
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Observer issues correction on school board report
The Aug 15 Observer corrects a quote by board member Margaret Terry. The remark should read There may be some bad lobbyists out there but Theresa's not one of them. Legislators was the erroneous word in the original report. The paper regrets the error and any confusion caused.
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