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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2004
Page
2
Board member Lisa Cour and Superintendent Dr. Sue Cleveland discuss unfunded mandates and the funding formula. Cleveland argues the current system is unfair to fast-growing districts like Rio Rancho and notes growth in REPS is rising again after the 2003-04 growth bill. The board meets next on August 9 at 6 p.m.
Rio Rancho Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Swe Cleveland and Maggie Cordova executive director for special services are named Administrators of the Year by the New Mexico Coalition of School Administrators. Cleveland, ARPS founding leader since 1994, has expanded schools and partnerships while Cordova champions inclusion and special education across ARPS.
Rio Rancho officers will assist with road blocks during the visit as local police defer questions to the White House and Secret Service. Public Safety spokesman John Francis said security for the president and vice president is handled by federal agencies, and he would not estimate officer counts.
Police described a meth lab operation at 4515 Arrowhead Ridge after consent to search led to arrest of Tamra Ryan and two males on possession and conspiracy charges. A second incident involved a bicycle rider struck by a car near Lisbon and Ivory, sending a 12 year old to UNM Hospital. No helmet was worn and no citations were issued. Police seek tips at 891-7226.
Fair organizers schedule a Sunday noon crowning for the Fair 4-H princess who may advance to the State Fair queen title in September. The program lists a Friday battle of the bands at 8 p.m. and a Saturday family dance after a 5 30 p.m. matanza. A Pony Express route race offers a 375 entry with 1 000 prize and $1 000 trophy. Tickets: four days 10 dollars adults 4 dollars seniors and children ages 5 to 12.
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