Pefiasco boards weigh truancy plan across grades
Taos area school leaders consider adopting a four phase truancy citation program after three unexcused absences. The plan, praised by Chief Juvenile Probation Officer Steve Archuleta, would involve conferences, 30 day monitoring, escalating measures, and potential court involvement. Six of seven board members supported system wide adoption, with concerns about student impact from Edwin Atencio.
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Windshield Woes on Taos Ski Valley Road Project
Highway work on State Route 150 near Taos Ski Valley has caused cracked windshields as chip and micro sealing continues. Ro ger Apodaca reports crews near mile 14.8 while drivers contend with flying rock debris. Auto Glass and Glass Products Unlimited logged dozens of repairs as the project promises a safer road when snow returns.
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Glass Products Unlimited
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Megan Bowers
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Lower Las Colonias paving set for August completion
County crews prepare Lower Las Colonias road for base gravel and a three inch asphalt layer. Work runs through August with hauling to begin August 12 and paving August 19 by Northern Mountain Constructions of Taos. Funding totals 344630.64 from Education Department, Highway Department sources, severance bonds, and county match.
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