Rio Rancho Public Schools Board Meeting Agenda
The Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education meets Monday at 5 30 p m in the new district boardroom at 500 Laser Road. Recognition of Veronica Sanders named state Assistant Principal of the Year. Student nutrition update by Mark Willis. PARCC update and an alternate demonstration of competency discussion. 3 00 p m facilities workshop, 4 30 p m executive session.
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Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education
Laser Road
Veronica Sanders
Mountain View
Sodexo
Mark Willis
PARCC
Open forum with Rio Rancho police at Loma Colorado Library
Loma Colorado Main Library hosts a 5 p.m. open forum for Rio Rancho residents to ask questions of the local police. Lt. Brett Denison will discuss personal safety and situational awareness and answer audience questions. The library address is 755 Loma Colorado Blvd NE.
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Loma Colorado
Rio Rancho
Brett Denison
Denison
ATV
Loma Colorado Blvd
First Baptist Church Easter Events in Albuquerque
First Baptist Church at 4101 Paseo del Norte NW Albuquerque schedules April Easter events. Easter Saturday activities for children begin at 10 a.m. with a hunt at Seville Park near Kayenta and Irving. Easter Sunday sunrise service at 6 30 a.m. at Seville Park and church services at 9 30 and 10 a.m. Details at fheaby.com.
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First Baptist Church
Paseo del Norte NW
Albuquerque
Seville Park
Kayenta
Irving Boulevard
Fheaby
Voters may decide on DWI car seizure ordinance
Enchanted Hills resident Todd Hathorne filed with the Rio Rancho city clerk to pursue a petition for a special election on removing the DWI vehicle seizure ordinance. He must collect 5,747 signatures by April 13. The measure would allow seizure for third or subsequent DWI within 10 years. two counts could lead to immobilization and protections for owners.
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Enchanted Hills
Todd Hathorne
Hathorne
Rio Rancho
Annemarie Garcia
Mark Scott
Presbyterian Rust Medical Center adds second tower this fall
Construction of the six story eighty six million dollar second tower at Presbyterian Rust Medical Center remains on track for a November opening. The first three patient floors will admit patients on November 2 as the top three floors are planned to be shelled. About one hundred fifty workers operate daily with a peak above three hundred as the project nears completion.
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Presbyterian Rust Medical Center
Jim Jeppson
Presbyterian
Jeppson
Presbyterian Rust
Opt Out of PARCC Affects 160 Rio Rancho Students
About 160 of 11,000 eligible Rio Rancho students opting out of the PARCC standardized test, roughly 1.5 percent. District officials note it is too early to determine impact on school grades, though 9.5 percent testing district wide suggests opt outs alone may not drop grades. The PARCC exam, aligned with Common Core, is given to grades three through 11 in two phases, with the second phase starting in late April.
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Rio Rancho
Happy Miller
Rio Rancho Public Schools
New Mexico Public Education Department
Partnership For
Hanna Skandera
Home and Remodeling Show Returns to Rio Rancho
The Rio Rancho Home and Remodeling Show returns to Santa Ana Star Center this weekend after four years with free admission from 10 to 11 a.m. each day and free entry for kids under 12 at all times. More than 150 professionals and about 250 booths offer home improvement ideas and special savings to help residents kick off spring plans.
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Rio Rancho
Santa Ana Star Center
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