The Telephone: A Family Tale From 1967 Neighborhoods
A 1967 reminiscence describes moving from party lines to private telephone service. The author recalls learning ring codes and sharing lines with neighbors, peeking into others’ conversations, and the change from communal to private communication as fiber optics broadened reach.
Taos educator Albert Ortega retires after 38 years in district
Taos native and longtime district leader Albert Ortega announces retirement after 38 years in education. Beginning as a music teacher and band director, he rose to principal and administrator, plans personal goals and continued involvement in educational trends and accountability reform. The Ortega family has devoted 130 years to education.
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Title 1 Funding Boost Across Taos Penasco and Questa Schools
Taos Municipal Schools receive 1.12 million, Penasco Independent Schools 304,613, and Questa Independent Schools 135,830 with more than 1.5 million in Title 1 aid for the 2002-2003 school year. Nationwide New Mexico districts total 166.2 million. The program aids disadvantaged students through ESEA, focusing on language arts reading and math.
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