Mesa Middle School faces D grade amid growth and gains
Principal Jennifer Cole and teacher Linda Schultz shared that Mesa Middle School in Roswell, part of the Roswell Independent School District, earned an overall D for 2013-14. The school highlights improvements in English Learners and Students With Disabilities, Read 180 program adoption, data-driven tutoring, and student ownership of learning.
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Santa Fe Doubles Fines for Texting While Driving
Santa Fe City Council unanimously doubles the fine for using a mobile device while driving to 200 for a first offense and 300 for a subsequent offense. The penalty in school zones during school hours triples. The changes, taking effect August 25, surpass the state anti texting law fines. Mayor Javier Gonzales introduced the proposal after observing texting near crossing students.
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WIPP Worker Sues Over Smoke Inhalation
William Utter, a Nuclear Waste Partnership waste handler, sues contractors after an underground Feb 5 salt-hauling truck fire at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in southeastern New Mexico. He seeks unspecified compensation and punitive damages.
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New Mexico State Plans Park Near Aggie Memorial Stadium
New Mexico State University aims to build a park east of Aggie Memorial Stadium to beautify the Las Cruces campus and attract prospective students. The site, a vacant lot visible from I 25, would host grass trees and a picnic area funded up to 4.2 million by state money, with initial pecan trees planted around the perimeter.
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City Demolishes Old Cosmetology School
Demolition crews razed the aging cosmetology school at the Sec ond Street and Virginia Avenue corner after owners refused to act. Mayor Dennis Kintigh said it was a derelict structure and the city will place a lien to recover cleanup costs.
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