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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1988

Page

9

Read with your children and broaden their world

The article urges parents to take children to diverse places, read with them, and foster interactive reading. It stresses that interruptions signal engagement and connections, and recommends guiding early readers, having kids read aloud to build confidence, and listening to ensure understanding.

The Observer Geraldine Harge Martin Luther King

Rio Rancho Names New Assistant Principal

Rio Rancho Elementary School welcomes a new assistant principal who previously served as an Albuquerque Public Schools assistant principal for summer school. She is currently a supervisor for University of New Mexico teacher interns and completed the APS UNM intern program last year. Brownrigg will work with Principal Roy Phillips and staff, praising student and staff pride in maintaining the school’s excellence.

Rio Rancho Chaparral Albuquerque Public Schools University of New Mexico Brownrigg Roy Phillips

Free eye exams for preschoolers in Rio Rancho

New Mexico Ophthalmological Society volunteers, led by Dr Tina Watterberg, offer free eye examinations for children aged three to five this Saturday from 9 am to noon at 4100 Southern Blvd Suite 180A Rio Rancho. Dr Frank Curson notes early screening detects amblyopia and is crucial before age five.

New Mexico Opthalmological Society Rio Rancho Tina Watterberg Southern Blvd Frank Curson M.D New Mexico

Cibola Powder Puff Game Supports Local Causes

Cibola High School hosts a powder puff football game at 7 p.m. to raise funds for food baskets and the Cibola baseball program. The week also features Martin Luther King PTA Meet the Candidates, Halloween Parade in Rio Rancho, Corrales Carnival, and book fairs in Rio Rancho and Lincoln with a cultural day in Bernalillo and a no school day.

Martin Luther King Cibola Martin Luther King Pta Rio Rancho Corrales

Madrid wins high school writing award in New Mexico

Blaine Madrid of Cibola High School was honored by the National Council of Teachers of English for outstanding performance in a national high school junior English writing competition. She submitted an impromptu essay and a polished selection and received the High School Achievement Award in Writing at a luncheon during the Southwest Regional Conference on October 1.

Blaine Madrid Cibola National Council of Teachers of English Madrid New Mexico Council of Teachers of English

Menus for Albuquerque Public Schools week listed

The document lists school lunch options for Albuquerque Public Schools from October 25 to November 1. Items include barbecued sandwiches, sloppy joes, oven baked chicken with potatoes and gravy, empanadas, haystack turkey and ham sandwiches, hamburgers, pizza with green beans, burritos with salsa, baked lasagna, beef tacos, and chicken fried steak. Each menu includes sides like fruit, vegetables, milk or juice, and desserts.

Albuquerque Public Schools Bernalillo Public

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