Rio Rancho School Board schedules strategic review to May meeting
The Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education will hold a 3 p.m. strategic review workshop followed by a 4 30 p m executive session and a 5 30 p m regular board meeting in May open to the public. The agenda includes Lincoln Middle School Orchestra recognition and reports on curriculum athletics and instructional materials funding with a New Mexico School Boards Association representative appointment. The Mayor Hull Show features Lynette Schurdevin discussing the summer reading program and streams on YouTube and the city site at 7 00 a m 3 30 p m and 9 30 p m on Rio Vision channel 15 for Cable One subscribers.
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Cleveland High School Faculty Create Graduation Video
Cleveland High School teachers coaches and administrators read from Oh The Places Youll Go for graduates. Accompanied by a piano the reading is posted on Facebook under Cleveland Storm Chasers Annual Senior Video 2015 and can be viewed by scrolling the page.
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Incumbents Return in Coronado Soil and Water District Races
In the Coronado Soil and Water Conservation District election on May 5, three incumbents won four year terms. Patricia Bolton defeated Patience O Dowd 214 to 39 in Position 1, Marvin Mendelew beat Renee Sposato 205 to 48 for Position 2, and Albert Baca won Position 5 with 200 to 57 against Jami D Watson. The district serves landowners farmers ranchers residents and local groups in eastern Sandoval County.
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Sandoval County
INDEX Serving the City of Vision for over 40 years
The item notes a long standing service in Vision City, marking more than four decades of community journalism with a local phone line and website for readers seeking information and updates.
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RR teachers outperform state in new Mexico teacher evaluations
Evaluation results from the New Mexico Public Education Department show Rio Rancho Public Schools teachers scoring higher on average than many peers statewide. About 42.19 percent of ARPS's roughly 1,100 teachers were rated highly effective or exemplary, with half the score from student growth and the rest from observations and other measures not used by ARPS.
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Police find Sunland suspect in embezzlement probe
Sunland Property Management embezzlement case gains traction as Rancho Police locate a suspect after owners accuse the firm of withholding rental payments. Detectors say interviews yielded no new details while investigators work to identify all potential victims. Homeowner Alex Lederman, Houston resident, owned a Rio Rancho rental since 2006 and says rent funds were late by two weeks in March.
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Rio Rancho Retailers Hear Why City Attracts Investors
Rio Rancho leaders discuss why the city appeals to retailers with a focus on median income of 60 125 dollars and a 34.7 year median age. Matt Geisel leads a NAICP Roundtable session with Lia Armstrong Clayton King Ben Perich and Sandy Dobson offering industry insights.
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Donors donate RV to WMR shelter after theft
Rio Rancho residents respond to Watermelon Mountain Ranch theft by donating an RV to assist the shelter. Executive Director Sara Garrigan says public support is appreciated as the ranch repairs shed damage and replaces stolen tools and an oxy welder valued at about $3,000 with expected repairs of $2,000.
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Rio Rancho Observer opens new office with ribbon cutting
Local officials business leaders and guests joined the Rio Rancho Observer Thursday to celebrate the opening of its new office at Quantum Road and NM 528 with a ribbon cutting and open house. Publisher Rocky Hayes cut the red ribbon with oversized shears flanked by Rio Lee Ribbon.
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