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Classroom in the Spotlight: Abiquiú Elementary

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Amada Vialpando’s fourth grade class at Abiquiú Elementary is Toby Gallegos (back, left), Nekoda Winn, Joel Fernandez, Patrick Martinez, Eric Varela; Angel Gallegos (front,...

High School, Abiquiu ElementaryRise in State’s Building Needs

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    Abiquiú Elementary and Española Valley High School both shot up sharply into the top 100 buildings in need of repair in the Public...

Espanola School BoardApproves New Districts

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   The Española School Board voted Nov. 7 to approve a new map of voting districts.     Several options were first presented July 25, followed...

Northern Ceases Union DuesPayroll Deductions for Non-Union Employees

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   Northern New Mexico College officials said Oct. 26 the college would no longer perform union dues payroll deductions for employees who are not...

School Officials Edge Closer to Furloughs

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    The Española School District began discussions with the local chapter of the National Education Association union Oct. 30 in an effort to find...

Chimayó Elementary Parents Organize for Change

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SUN Staff Writer     A group of parents took the first steps toward transforming Chimayó Elementary in a Nov. 1 parent meeting.     The small group,...

Cariños Asked to Move; Make Way for Fairview

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    Española School District Superintendent Art Blea is seeking State approval to replace Cariños Charter School with Fairview Elementary as the occupant of the...

Doctor Strikes Clinic Deal

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    La Tierra Montessori will soon become the first elementary school in the Española Valley to start a school-based clinic to serve its students.    ...

School District Budget $400K Short; Furloughs Eyed

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    The Española School District’s budget could go $273,754 into the red if current spending levels don’t change, accounting systems manager Elias Martinez told...

Northern Union Members Left out of Raises

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    The Northern New Mexico College Board of Regents approved a raise for employees not covered by collective bargaining, which includes deans, directors chairs,...

Security Northern’s Focus with Bond Money

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    Among the many decisions voters will make Nov. 6 will be whether to authorize the state to reissue up to $120 million in...

FOG Seminar Aims for Sunshine in Government

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       “The law protects your right to be nosey,” Gwyneth Doland, executive director of the New Mexico Foundation for Open Government, told a...
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