New Mexico Targets Early Childhood Education And Family Supports
Lynn Paulson leads a state effort to boost early childhood education and development, urging parents guardians educators social workers day care staff health care and law enforcement to participate. Two statewide surveys will gauge the workforce and family needs with an October completion and December strategic plan, while Kids Count ranks New Mexico 50th in child well being and education.
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Ingle to Attend Roswell Transportation Meeting in New Mexico
State Sen. Stuart Ingle plans to attend a Roswell gathering on highway needs as part of a five‑meeting series. The meeting will cover repairs funded by a state revenue surplus linked to oil and gas in the southeast, with engineers detailing the transportation system and public comments allotted.
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Artesia area students praise PCA virtual education impact
Owen oversaw a PCA gathering noting a huge turnout from Artesia and nearby towns. Kim Spear says her sons Jacob and Caleb moved from New Mexico Connections Academy to PCA, praising the “night and day” academic difference and the flexible online model aiding cattle show prep and family business.
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Odessa Texas Gunman Ator Triggered Mass Shooting Rampage
FBI said background checks were not completed for the weapon used by the gunman in Odessa. Police described a dispute over firing at a company that led to the attack. Victims' ages ranged from 15 to 87, with names including Edwin Peregrino and Mary Granados among the dead. Ator was killed after police rammed his vehicle near the Cinergy Theater. The incident pushed 2019 mass killings toward 26 for the year, tying 2018 counts, with 142 killed in 2019 so far.
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