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Taos school budget gains tentative approval amid funding shifts
Taos district faces a $752,349 hike for 72 73 as bond funds shift to general building use. Wugalter notes relief from Johnson O Malley cuts, with funds bypassing the State Board to the United Pueblo Council, led by Val Cordova, managing over $1 million for Indian students. The district adds staff while expanding Title VI and bilingual programs funded under Title VII, and statewide tests show mixed progress prompting curriculum review.
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State Senate
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Neighborhood Youth Corps
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