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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2015
Page
3
Parents allege ongoing bullying at Berrendo Elementary with 17 incidents, delayed notices, and calls for accountability. They say principals failed to inform teachers and families promptly while students fear retaliation. Statements cite disciplinary options and custody-related communication gaps.
Parents may be charged for their students misbehavior as the board and teachers face ongoing bullying complaints. Thomas Davis, whose son faced racial slurs, urged action and accountability while showing the son’s trophies to the superintendent. A New Mexico Military Institute ROTC instructor also questioned what is being done to stop the problem. The next board meeting is February 10 at 6 p.m. at 300 N Kentucky Ave.
Butler a 2014 Colts junior varsity member is accused of donning a ninja mask and dark clothing to ambush a high school sophomore victim in a dorm room at the military school. The case, heard in Roswell Children’s Court, lists aggravated assault and battery as charges with trial set for February 17. Butler, charged as a delinquent child, was released to his mother in Texas.
The Las Cruces DEA and ATF offices investigate with Lea County Drug Task Force and 5th Judicial District Attorney's Office assisting. Assistant U.S. Attorney Terri J. Abernathy prosecutes. Task force comprises Lea County Sheriff, Hobbs, Lovington, Eunice, and Jal police. HIDTA coordinates regional drug enforcement under the White House policy.
Completed forms may be mailed to Character Counts in Chaves County Roswell NM or delivered to Roswell Chamber of Commerce. All forms must be in by January 30. Education is the backbone of our community and teachers deserve recognition. For more information call Terri Douglass or Tim Fuller.
The Bureau of Land Management announces fee waivers for site specific standard amenity and individual day use on BLM recreation sites in New Mexico for a limited period. Overnight camping cabin rentals and group day use fees remain in effect. Visit blm.gov/nm/recreation for details or contact local BLM offices.
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