Abiquiú School Moves Classroom to the Mesa

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(SUNfoto by Chris McGuinness) La Puerta students Zachary Martinez (left), Savanna Naranjo and Anya Manzanares take in the view at Abiquiú’s Ghost Ranch. Field trips like these are an important part of the school’s curriculum, allowing students to connect what they learn in class — in this case geology and earth science — with what they experience in the real world.

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    It’s 9 a.m., about the time most elementary school students are taking their seats in florescent-lit classrooms and getting ready to open textbooks. Zachary Martinez is also beginning his school day. He’s sitting with five classmates on top of…

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