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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 10, 2015

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16

Visionary Arts & Crafts Guild Opens Learning Network

Local crafters in Rio Rancho form the Visionary Arts & Crafts Guild to learn and improve their work. About 25 members meet monthly with topics such as marketing on Etsy, sharing supply sources, and craft fair tips. Juried members pay 35.4 per year. associates pay 25 and can reapply after six months.

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Visionary Arts Guild Plans Monthly Meetings and Exhibit

The Visionary Arts & Crafts Guild will meet 6 to 8 p.m. on the third Thursday each month at Loma Colorado Main Library in Rio Rancho. Dues are 35 dollars for juried members and 25 dollars for associates. Susan Sheridan, contact 340-5846, says the group aims to grow, share information, and showcase work starting with an August 29 exhibit at the same library.

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Young volunteers help in Rio Rancho cleanup drive

Nearly 500 volunteers fanned out across Rio Rancho on May 2 for the Great American Cleanup. Andres Munoz, 8, and Kenneth Chavez, 4, rest after helping clean the mesa near Unser and Westside boulevards. Citywide efforts covered parks, school grounds, vacant lots, and road rights of way. A Keep Rio Rancho Beautiful barbecue at Haynes Park wrapped the day.

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Rio Rancho teachers show drop in effective ratings under state system

Rio Rancho Public Schools reports a rise in non effective and minimally effective teachers as district leaders defend the state testing based evaluation. Executive director Happy Miller notes 2015 baselines differ from 2014 due to student achievement data inclusion. Officials emphasize ongoing supports and professional development for teachers in need.

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