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Newspaper
Rio Rancho Observer
Location
Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1995
Page
5
Marsite Sandoval Civitan Clute honors Stapi Elementary pupils for citizenship. Front row includes Saul Monarez Ryan Partner Sara Falcone Nanny Wilson Regina Leyba Beritnic Sanchez. Back row shows Brianna Antone Nick Preor Matthew Barrett Kelsey Sen Marissa Kent. June Lin represents the tan Club.
If you suffer back pain, schedule an appointment with Dr Seth Allen DC to unlock a healthier future. Office at 147 Rio Rancho Blvd reachable at 892-2597 hours Monday to Friday 9 to 6 Saturday 9 to 12 and 4 emergency service. Read upcoming columns for more well being topics.
Robert Romero, a Rio Rancho resident, has been named director of student services for Rancho Public Schools. He will oversee transportation, food services, counseling, nursing, Indian education, alternative education, attendance, drug abuse programs and grant writing, with more duties as a new high school opens. He previously led program development and education planning for Laguna Pueblo and holds degrees from the University of New Mexico.
Meal listings from Rio Rancho and nearby districts detail breakfasts and lunches for days in September and October. Items include biscuits with sausage, bagels, quesadillas, pancakes, breakfast pizzas, chicken nuggets, pizza offerings, ravioli, enchiladas, sandwiches, and sides like fruit, salads, and milk, with dates and locations noted.
A Rio Rancho Highlands University committee has drafted a vision for a new four year institution in Rio Rancho. The plan integrates Rio Rancho Public Schools Highlands and local business leaders. Next steps include needs assessment consultant hiring funding and state agency coordination.
Fifth and third graders averaged 47 percent on ITBS tests, three points below the national mean of 50. Third grade subtests mostly met or exceeded 50th percentile in reading and vocabulary, with gaps in computation, punctuation, capitalization, and spelling. Eighth graders surpassed the national average in all areas. Fourth and sixth graders completed the New Mexico Portfolio Writing Assessment with holistic scores around 3.3 and 3.4, indicating partial command, while analytics showed strongest mechanics and weaknesses in sentence formation and word usage. District leaders urged curriculum development and broader assessment beyond tests.
The New Mexico portfolio writing assessment reports two scoring scales. Holistic scores range from zero to six and analytic scores range from zero to three.
Rio Rancho Public Schools will use Intel's 30 million contribution and bond funds to construct two new middle schools by the 1996 97 school year. Davis and Associates bid 17 016 580 to build both campuses, each about 123 000 square feet and housing 900 students.
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