Country Day marks decade of Waldorf inspired learning in Taos
After ten years Country Day School in Taos enters full form guiding students with a Waldorf inspired curriculum. Micah Roseberry and founders celebrate milestones as eighth graders move to Taos High School. The school adds preschool and hires Michael Jansen to teach grades four and five.
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Taos charter schools pledge big changes and new faces
Taos Charter School plans a new building on Paseo del Canon possibly by year end, pending state approval. Arroya Seco campus renovations and hiring include Kris Perry and Marni Rubin among others as enrollment reaches 204. Anansi Charter School expands with a Walton grant for a library and new classroom, delaying start to September 7.
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Penasco Schools hinge on teacher development this year
Nelson López returns as Penasco High principal after 30 years in regional education. The district shifts from six to seven periods for 2004 05, adds electives like electronics and Web design, and ties licensure to performance with mandatory professional development and teacher evaluations.
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