Rio Rancho offers diverse high school options for students
In Rio Rancho the district provides traditional high schools Rio Rancho and Cleveland with strong facilities and competitive programs alongside nontraditional paths Cyber Academy Independence High School and ASK Academy. Independence offers dual enrollment with CNM and accommodates working students and parents. Independence Principal Myra Roosevelt says the district has a shoe for whatever kind of foot you have.
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Cyber Academy
Independence High School
Independence High
Central New Mexico Community College
ARPS
ASK Academy
Myra Roosevelt
Rio Rancho Observer Submission Guidelines and Contact Details
The Rio Rancho Observer invites guest opinions and letters to the editor with word limits of 500 for guest opinions and 300 for letters. Submissions must include author name city and phone number. The paper may edit for clarity AP style and space and may decide not to publish at its discretion. Contact editor at editor rrobserver com or mail 1594 Sara Rd Suite D Rio Rancho NM 87124 fax 892-5719 or call 891-7163.
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Views Letter Crushes Officials Over Rio Rancho Vote Count
A reader denounces elected officials for alleged voter count manipulation in Rio Rancho. The letter cites 7 600 canvassed voters on Nov 6 amid 52 000 registered, suggesting 15 percent counted, and questions denial by Sandoval County officials. It notes AG Gary King promised an investigation and asks for results.
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Rio Rancho
Sandoval
New Attitude Sought as Washington Grows Meaner
A commentator laments rising polarization in D C and national politics. The piece argues moderates are primaried by their parties and calls for closer cross party relations to rebuild civil governance, noting past eras of bipartisanship despite fringe hostility. It cites historic fears and a Catholic president as context.
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Santa FE
Washington, D.C
Washington
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Fictional expose of Petraeus affair with Tampa intrigue
A speculative, fictional pitch outlines Paula Broadwell Jill Kelley and David Petraeus in a national security milieu. The narrator sketches characters, romantic liaisons, rivalries, and a staged plot involving the CIA FBI and a high-profile military campaign, with a sharp punch at sensationalism and media. The author acknowledges it is total fiction and seeks a publisher while hinting at lurid, high-stakes drama.
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Jesse
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John
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