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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2015
Page
4
RRPS wrapping up first PARCC testing phase reports mostly smooth results with minor bumps. District official Happy Miller says testing workload pushed coordinators to the breaking point and more computers are needed for next year, though state funding is uncertain.
The Rio Rancho Observer invites guest opinions and letters to the editor but limits submissions to 300 words each and requires the author name city and a verifiable contact number. Submissions may be edited for clarity AP style and space. no anonymous pieces are accepted and each writer may submit once per month.
Daverin Robinson outlines priorities to boost Rio Rancho growth and services. He reports creating monthly mayor council work sessions and a new citizen staff committee, pursuing $6 million owed by the federal government for arsenic removal, hiring a federal advocate, expanding mental health coordination, adding firefighters and EMTs, and easing dog access in parks. He champions extending Broadmoor Boulevard to Paseo del Volcan and launching an economic development group plus a shop local campaign to attract jobs and investment.
A community forum hosted by Rio Rancho discusses whether adopting a strong mayor form would suit the city’s 1000 residents. Former Mayor Tom Swisstack and ex City Manager James Jimenez debate pros and cons at Rio Rancho Church of Christ, Thursday at 7 p.m.
Renee Wilkins serves as president of the Rio Rancho organization guiding city discussions on development projects and community initiatives aimed at improving local services and civic engagement.
The piece critiques zero tolerance in Rio Rancho and cites US Education Department data linking high suspension rates to lower achievement. It argues punishments lack nuance, pressure students, and deform school climate, noting teachers push expulsions over conflict resolution while adults impose rigid rules that differ from real-world standards.
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