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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2015
Page
3
In Rio Rancho Public Schools PARCC replaces SBA as graduation requirement stirring protests described as peaceful. Critics spar over standardized testing and teachers evaluations tied to PARCC scores, while supporters urge logical reform.
Students walk out to protest the PARCC standardized test roll out citing loss of instructional time and impact on self esteem. They argue PARCC expands testing and could affect diploma eligibility and future opportunities while educators critique the heavy testing regime and ADC alternatives.
Rio Rancho officials led by Mayor Gregg Hull and Assistant City Manager Peter Wells travel to Washington to press for 6.39 million dollars owed by the U S Army Corps of Engineers under a 2007 agreement to fund 75 percent of arsenic removal facility design and construction. Only 350 thousand dollars has been paid thus far.
Rio Rancho Presbyterian Church presents two Lent concerts at noon with a light lunch offered afterward. Free will donations help cover costs. March 19 features Dennis Alexander and Anna Yakura, a seventh grade pianist with Carnegie Hall and major ensembles. March 26 features Donese Mayfield, Celtic harpist and Music for Healing practitioner. Call K92-6604 for information.
Harvey named Sandia Springs facility in Rio Rancho and parents Brookdale Senior Living Inc. as defendants. The suit alleges overmedication and failure to evaluate a dangerous roommate led to Perea's death on June 1 2014 after he was found with blunt force trauma and later died. Debra Mobley Sadler cited as care director.
Mark Anthony Hyatt, born November 11, 1976, died in early February in his apartment after long dialysis for kidney failure. Raised in the Cincinnati area, he lived in Seattle and worked in food while pursuing music art and writing. His body was donated to education, with donations suggested to Lake Washington Institute of Technology Foundation. He is survived by his parents Norman R. and Helen M. Hyatt and brother Christopher. Memorial was private in New Mexico.
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