Intel funds aid city’s planned high school project
Intel and Rio Rancho Public Schools outline a 30 million dollar plan for the first city high school designed by John Friedman. The privately owned, district leased campus will serve 2400 students with five academies and require about 16 months to complete. Construction could start late winter with street and utility work already underway by Sandoval County.
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Intel
Rio Rancho Public Schools
John Friedman
Friedman
Arps Board of Education
Karla Walker
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Northern Boulevard
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Cibola High cheerleaders host holiday babysitting event
Cibola High School cheerleaders offer a babysitting day this Saturday from 9 am to 3 pm for children four and older with activities games and gymnastics. Cost 15 dollars for first child 5 dollars for additional siblings. Proceeds benefit the library. Tickets 5 dollars at Golden Corral. Contact 897-0110 ext 303. Young Marine students remind parents of drop off and pick up near the cafeteria.
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Breakfast with Santa Claus schedule announced
The Friends of the Rio Rancho Library sponsor Breakfast with Santa Claus on December 9 and December 16 at 8 30 a m at the Golden Corral Restaurant.
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Santa Claus
Golden Corral
EH Fifth Graders Present A Whimsical Winter Concert
Enchanted Hills Elementary fifth grade students and families invite the public to a free concert titled A Whimsical Winter Concert on Wednesday December 13 at 7 p.m. at the school.
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Enchanted Hills
LMS Safety Week Set for December Observance
Lincoln Middle School safety committee schedules Safety Week from December 11 to 15. Students submit ideas for the annual safety theme and some classes are required to participate in activities aimed at promoting school safety and awareness.
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LMS
Lincoln Middle School Safety Committee
St. Pius donor challenges others to match gifts
An anonymous donor will match every dollar up to 100000 this year for St. Pius X High School Foundation. John Heer, president, says the gift aims to spur further support for Catholic secondary education at the Archdiocesan high school. Funds support financial aid, computers and the endowment.
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St. Pius X High School Foundation
John Heer
Heer
St. Pius
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