Rio Rancho lands three-year all star event run June
The All-Star Extravaganza moves to Rio Rancho for three years starting June 9 to 11, bringing girls and boys basketball, softball, baseball, tennis, and football style North South showcases. NMHSCA director Mabrey says 300 plus room nights and campus venues include Cleveland, Rio Rancho, Cibola, Volcano Vista, and Santa Ana Star Center.
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Rio Rancho
Buster Mabrey
New Mexico High School Coaches Association
Rio Rancho Sports Advisory Council
Albuquerque
Mabreu
City of Vision
Lori
Cibola
New Mexico Activities Association
Mabrey
Nmhsca
Cleveland
Volcano Vista
Santa Ana
Cleveland High
Lightning Bolt
Mayoral, Paredes Earn Regional Cross Country Honors
Amanda Mayoral of Cleveland High finished third in the Nike Southwest Regionals 5K in Casa Grande Arizona with a time of 17 29 and advanced to the national meet in Portland Oregon. Reina Paredes of Rio Rancho High showed sportsmanship helping a fallen rival, losing 60 places but ensuring the teammate finished, earning the Heart of a Ram award.
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Cleveland High School
Casa Grande
Ariz
Portland
Ore
Arizona
Mayoral
Rio Rancho Sports Advisory Council
Rio Rancho High School
Reina Paredes
Reina
Paredes
Adversity at Page as PV schedules tough 2017 season
The report outlines PV athletics facing changes in 6A realignment, with Piedra Vista replacing Santa Fe in 1-6A for two years and 6A splitting into four districts. It notes multiple QB plans with Little returning as a senior, Nic stepping up as quarterback and leader, and mentions MaxPreps honors for OPOY Oll ey and PV players, plus Salazar’s injury and a CFL game involving Chris Williams.
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Howes
Dakota
Nic
Oley
MaxPreps
Finnegan
New Mexico Activities Association
Piedra Vista
Santa Fe
West Side
Rio Rancho
PVYHS
Clovis
Eldorado
la Cueva
Manzano
Sandia
Carlsbad
Centennial
Gadsden Hobbs
Las Cruces
Mayfield
Ofiate
Albuquerque High
Atrisco Heritage Academy
Highland
Rio Grande
Valley
West Mesa
Santiago Salazar
Rio Rancho Education Foundation boosts local schools with grants
The Rio Rancho Education Foundation formed in 1994 to raise private funds for Rio Rancho Public Schools. It has distributed over $500,000 and funded mid level grants including $30,000 for elementary science kits and $13,500 to each middle school for 3D printing STEAM. The Native American Parent Advisory Committee presents NAPAC Core Values artwork guiding culturally relevant programs and RRPS plans Title VII and state Indian Education input.
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Rio Rancho
RREF
American Red Cross
Cleveland HS School of Rock
RRPS
NAPAC
Leigh Thunder
Potawatomi
New Mexico
Rrps Napac
Did You Know Food Facts and Snow Weather in Rio Rancho
Regular refueling supports 140 food service staff totaling 133 620 annual hours to prepare and serve 14 500 meals daily for students adults and catering. They produce 2 300 000 meals yearly and 191 376 cups of apple juice. Transportation assesses storm direction across varied elevation with a 3 tier bus system, prompting a superintendent decision and 4 am maintenance parking lot clearing. Parental discretion allows excused absences with notes.
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Food Service
Rio Rancho
Coming Attractions In Service All Schools Closed
District Office Open Classes resume from Winter Break.
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Homatsu
Team
EAGLE
Katelyn Zuments
Erin Turcants
Catherine Noble
Roborave
Japan
Kaga
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