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Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1997

Page

2

Taos district eyes state funding shifts in tailed budget talks

Taos Public Schools confronts potential $95 per pupil funding drop if state restores last year’s levels. The district holds a $65,000 contingency to cover a $10 per student loss, with plans to cut or reallocate if shortfalls persist. Negotiations with T-FUSE are on hold awaiting state decisions as the board reviews a $24.27 million budget, stressing staffing levels and debt, while addressing bus driver costs and capital needs across Taos campuses.

Martinez Taos-Federation of United School Employees T-Fuse T-Puse Ignacio Peralta Peralta Santa Fe Northside Andrew Gallegos Indian Education Committee Taos Enos Garcia Ranchos Arroyo Seco Arroyo Hondo Gallegos

Taos County to receive extra Title I funds in 1998

Taos, Questa, Peñasco and Mesa Vista districts in Taos County will gain 1.1 million dollars in Title I funding for the 1998 fiscal year after a supplemental spending bill signed by President Clinton. Senator Bingaman says the aid offsets cuts from a new Education Department formula and aims to help disadvantaged students in reading and math.

Taos County Bill Clinton Taos Questa Pefiasco Mesa Vista U.S Jeff Bingaman Department of Education New Mexico Arlene’ Martinez Martinez Bingaman Appropriations Committee

Ashram zoning appeal upheld. judge cites substantial evidence

Judge Brennan ruled ETZ decision upholding Vigil's expansion of the Ashram's use on Geronimo Lane was supported by substantial evidence and not arbitrary. The ruling affects a dispute involving Ashram members Bonner and the County of Taos, Town of Taos, and MCZA with possible appeals to higher courts noted.

Ashram John Hays John Brennan ETZ Geronimo Lane Bonner County of Ashram Board Court of Appeals Allen Vigil Vishu Magee Vigil Geronimo Municipal County Zoning Authority MCZA MCIA Eighth Judicial District Court Brennan Bernalillo ET2

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