Observer deadlines adjusted for Labor Day ads
This Week Advertsing deadlines for Ye Observer's Sept. 7 issue were moved due to Labor Day. Display ads must be in by noon Sept. 1 and classified ads by noon Sept. 2. Call 892-8080 to place ads. The Observer, Rio Rancho City Hall, and Sandoval County offices will be closed Sept. 5. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 890 in Rio Rancho will host voter registration on Sept. 3 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at post 762th Street.
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Rio Rancho launches Character Counts community effort
U S Senator Pete Domenici and Rio Rancho Public Schools superintendent Dr Sue Cleveland unveiled a Character Counts initiative appointing a task force. They said the program would embed six core values trustworthiness respect responsibility fairness caring and citizenship into daily life and school and community action. The group includes city officials educators and business leaders. The Senate had already passed Domenici aided resolution designating National Character Counts Week October 16 to 22.
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Sue Cleveland
Rio Rancho
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Jacqueline Costales
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Kathy Pinkel
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Union ties growling debate in Rio Rancho district
Union supporters press for recognition as district teachers debate credit for prior experience and education hours. Board member Barbara Harris says involvement is desired and conflicts arose with Albuquerque hours waivers. Union would cost about 340 dollars per teacher annually and aim for professional workday and bargaining power.
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Albuquerque
Jemez
State Department of Education
Rio Rancho
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Denver schools seek 21st century design to boost student focus
Denver educators and Rio Rancho officials toured innovative U S schools to study architectural design aligned with modern educational philosophy. They urged shared revenues to fund classroom improvements, stressing the need to move beyond old methods and invest in state of the art facilities as Rio Rancho plans new elementary, middle and high schools with a $27.1 million budget.
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