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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1994
Page
12
A letter from Shirley Light urges ARPS to supply legal counsel for teachers and staff and calls for parity. She criticizes the board and administration for creating a troubled system and hopes the State Legislature will overlook their antics and lend help.
Mac McCallum writes to the union issue expressing concern that a teachers union would only serve members and add costs, potentially triggering a strike. He urges balanced input from both sides and highlights the aim of a new district offering salaries to attract quality teachers. The letter questions union benefits to the district and requests community perspectives.
Blake and Lori Oshum urge district action on persistent odors at Martin Luther King Jr Elementary School. They say last week's caulking failed to fix the stench, with a portable classroom in the odor path and ongoing classroom disruption. They call for a permanent seal of the septic system and for district staff to work on site to address the issue.
The Rio Rancho Department of Public Safety Reserves express appreciation to local businesses and residents for 1994 fund drive donations. Half of the goal is reached, funding fire rescue EMS training equipment vehicles radios and safety gear. The reserves, with 56 volunteers, work with DPS at the main station and continue through December.
A list of upcoming meetings in Rio Rancho and Northwest Albuquerque from Oct 5 to Oct 11. Groups include Kiwanis Civitan Elks Lodge TIPS Club Rotary Club Lions Club Housing and zoning boards and school committees with venues at Rio Rancho Golf and Country Club City Hall and local schools. Contact numbers provided for information.
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