Education

School District Settles Lawsuit

    Española School District officials’ failure to comply with the state’s Inspection of Public Records Act will cost taxpayers $47,500 to settle a lawsuit...

Riverside Drive Bus Stop Project Begins This Week

    Drivers headed through Española’s main street can expect congested traffic through mid-November, due to construction on blue bus stops.     Certain lanes along a...

District to Hire Lobbyist Again

    Despite repeated warnings from both Gov. Susana Martinez and state legislators about current and anticipated revenue shortfalls, Española School District officials hired a...

Petition Calls for Takeover

    A group of area residents, citing mismanagement and corruption, filed a petition with state regulators asking them to strip the Española School Board...

College’s Status Continued

    Northern New Mexico College administrators said they were proud and excited by the notification by the Institutional Actions Council of the Higher Learning...

SUN Sues School District in Public Records Fight

   After refusing 11 records requests and reaching no compromise, the Rio Grande SUN filed suit June 9 against Española School District officials alleging...

McCurdy Officials Hope to Complete Two-Story Building

    Although the second five-year charter for McCurdy Charter School is not set to begin until next summer, school officials said they have been...

New Interim Provost Chosen

    A major shift in administration at Northern New Mexico College is underway as officials announced in a July 12 email, that Dean of...

2 Smooth Gets New Name, Contract

    Some of the administrative leadership has changed in the Española School District, but it’s business as usual when it comes to approving contractors...

Cariños Devises Student Meal Plan

    With the start of a new school year fast approaching, Cariños de los Niños Charter School administrators were forced to look into alternative...

Don’t Fence Me in: College Officials Prepare for Emergency

    Northern New Mexico College administrators are using the last bit of general obligation bond funding to complete $2 million worth of security projects...

New Principal Not Afraid to ‘Roll Up’ His Sleeves

    Although new Española Valley High School Principal Tom Graves has only been in Northern New Mexico for about two weeks, he’s been busy...

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