Taos Elementary Opens Full Day Kindergarten
Atmosphere relaxed as Taos Elementary launches full day kindergarten on Tuesday August 21 with 13 to 14 students per class. Parents and children share mixed feelings as staff report space pressures and district funding supports the new program aimed at improving reading and early learning outcomes.
Taos School District Expands Full-Day Kindergarten
The Taos School District reports over 180 students in its full-day kindergarten program. An evaluation of 79 programs last year found 94 percent literate and ready for first grade. The district received an additional $300,000 to fund two more full-day kindergarten classes at Ranchos de Taos for 2001-2002.
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Public input sought on six grazing permit proposals
Forest Ranger Ron Thibodeau in Questa asks for comments on plans to reaward grazing permits for the Columbine and Deer Creek Complex allotments. Proposals keep current cattle levels, adjust seasons, and add a three-pasture rotation with a single herd. Bear Mesa pasture would be rested intermittently. Environment assessment by Cecilia Seesholtz for Miranda Allotment releases details for 52 cattle and habitat impacts. contact numbers and addresses provided for comment.
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