Glasser discipline workshop at Sandoval School January 23
Sandoval Elementary will host an all day Glasser approach to discipline training for staff from 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. and a parent session at 7 p.m. The program, developed by psychologist William Glasser, advocates reality therapy and positive reinforcement over punishment. It covers ten steps from self review to time out and possible removal, aiming to boost morale, reduce incidents, and involve parents in the process.
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Sandoval
Glasser
William Glasser
APS
California
Sandoval School
Joint Meeting Set By Rio Rancho Council of Organizations
A Rio Rancho Council of Organizations meeting on January 7 discussed future aims of the Civic Association versus the Council. The council planned a January 28 board meeting and agreed to continue functioning in the interim. The next meeting is February 4 at 7:30 p.m. at Rio Rancho Elementary School.
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Rio Rancho Council of Organizations
Lee Fells
Frank O'Donnell
James Duff
Karl Bodenbender
Don Bates
Mel Golden
Lee Felds
Civic Association
Bob Jeffries
Segert
Commission
Johnson
Rio Rancho
Civola Ite League
Steve Poswiatowski
McBride reassigned to 30 days recruiter aide duty
Army Pfc Daniel McBride, 1979 Cibola High grad, will aid the Corrales Recruiting Station for 30 days, helping Cibola students learn Army opportunities. He previously earned a two rank advance in the Delayed Entry Program and completed OST at Fort Jackson. He can be reached at the Corrales Center. Registration for Albuquerque APS Evening School second semester runs 4 to 8 p.m. January 16-17 at Albuquerque High School with free classes and a refundable $8 book deposit.
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Army
Daniel McBride
Cibola High School
Corrales
McBride
Irving
Josephine McBride
Oreja de Oreja Rio Rancho
Amy
Cibala High School
Fort Jackson
C. McBride
Corrales Center
Rio Rancho Blvd
Albuquerque Public Schools
Albuquerque High School
Odessa NE
APS
Paradise Hills drives boost record recycling haul
Paradise Hills residents and businesses contributed over 23 000 pounds of paper and 260 pounds of aluminum in the monthly drive, a midwinter record. Special thanks were given to numerous local and outside sponsors and volunteers. The next drive is Super Bowl Sunday January 20 at 1 pm with a backup date in February if weather delays.
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Paradise Hills
Mike
Sally
Rio Vista
Mary Ann Romero
Klip and Kur
Maryhelen
the Observer
Texaco
Macy Guffey
Marcella Rhatigan
Jim Rathbun
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