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Rio Rancho Observer

Location

Rio Rancho, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1988

Page

4

Grab Bag program starts at Puesta del Sol and library

Puesta del Sol PTA and Rio Rancho Public Library announce Grab Bag sessions every Wednesday afternoons. Each event features a short film, a related reading activity, and a craft to highlight film book compatibility while stressing reading alongside viewing. In October, sessions run 2 to 3 30 p.m. in the Puesta del Sol gym. First 20 students in grades 1 5 attend weekly. 15 additional community sign ups at the library. In November, Grab Bags move to the library on the first and third Wednesdays from 4 10 to 5 p.m. Alternate Wednesdays are Puesta del Sol students. Tickets are issued at the front desk 30 minutes before start. Volunteer through Rose at 892 8823. For more information call Bev Cross at 892 1717.

Puesta del Sol Pta The Rio Rancho Public Library Puesta del Sol Rose Bev Cross

Lincoln voter registration drive at Lincoln Middle School

Voter registration will occur today from 8 a.m. to noon in the Lincoln Middle School library. The event is scheduled for this Wednesday and involves residents completing registration at the school facility.

Lincoln Lincoln Middle School

School Menus For Late September To Early October

School menus list meals for Wednesday Sept 28 through at least Tuesday Oct 4. Entries include elementary tacos and secondary meals with beans and corn bread, and varying options such as hamburgers, tamales, beefaroni, pizza pockets, and hot dogs with sides, fruit, and milk or juice.

Bernalillo Schools See Fewer Students Enroll and Delays

The Bernalillo Public Schools report shows 23.5 fewer students than expected with current enrollment at 2985.5 after 20 days. No teacher layoffs are planned, though the 40th day count will confirm needs. Insurance covers some damages from roofs, termites, and a water line at Carroll Elementary. The district may skip teacher contracts, while a work session on Oct. 13 will discuss policies and the NEA local chapter.

Jeanette Kirby Miller the Observer Bernalillo Public Schools Jesse Gonzales Gondiles Gonzales National Education Associaton Berialillo Gilbert Gallegos Gallegos

Cibola High crowns homecoming queen and princesses

Danette Gallegos was named homecoming queen at Cibola High School during the coronation assembly on Tuesday afternoon. First princess Jill Valdez and second princess Yvonne Bordenave were announced. The homecoming game against Del Norte is Friday night, followed by the homecoming dance on Saturday.

Danette Gallegos Cibola High School Jill Valdez Yvonne Bordenave Cibola del Norte

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