Enrollment decline risks Roswell school funding
Roswell schools face a potential $500,000 drop in state revenue next year due to enrollment declines. The district reports 438 fewer students than last year, with high school losses driving the impact. If funding falls, teaching positions may be eliminated as retirements and attrition continue.
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AL Gibes
Roswell
H.C
Jack’’ Prichard
Prichard
New Mexico political leaders and offices listed with contact details
The record lists U.S. senators Pete Domenici and Harrison Schmitt with Washington and Roswell offices, U.S. representatives Harold Runnels and Manuel Lujan with district offices, Albuquerque and Lovae addresses, and state officials governors lieutenant governors and state legislators with Santa Fe contacts. It also notes budget planning statements about revenue, salaries, consolidation of services, and enrollment projections for the 1979-80 school year.
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U.S
Harold L. Runnels
D-N.m
Longworth House
Washington, D.C
du McCrory
Lovae M
Manuel Lujan
R-N.m
State Capitol
Santa Fe
N.M
Bob E. Wood
Portales
Timothy Z. Jennings
D-Chaves
Roswell
Lawrence Goodell
Artesia
T.E. Brown Jr
D-Eddy-Chaves
R. McMillan
R-Chaves- DeBaca
Anderson
R-Chaves
Ol J. Kelly Jr
Rise with Roswell breakfast at Sally Port Inn
Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce hosts its second Rise with Roswell breakfast at 6 59 a m Tuesday March 20 at the Sally Port Inn. Maj Gen Gerald Childress will speak with New Mexico Military Institute as host and a roast of the institute and speaker. Roswell businessmen to be introduced. RSVP requested by Stuart Prichard chairman of the Presidents Club.
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