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Española Schools Miss Deadline on Audits — Again

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    The Española School District may have gambled away its chance at $2.56 million in state construction funding after it missed yet another deadline...

Students Suspected in Vandalism at Middle School

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    Vandals ravaged six classrooms at Española Middle School June 11, discharging fire extinguishers and damaging furniture.     Española School District Superintendent David Cockerham said...

Jemez Mountains Schools Business Manager Placed on Leave While Sheriff’s Department Investigate Alleged Embezzlement

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    The Jemez Mountains School District placed Business Manager Kathy Borrego on administrative leave June 4 while the Rio Arriba Sheriff’s Department conducts an...

Free Math Camp Offered to Indian Students

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    Northern New Mexico College’s Office of American Indian Affairs is offering a free math camp for American Indian students who will be entering...

Why Show Up for Last Day of School?

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    The halls at the Española Middle School were a bit emptier May 29 during the last day of school.     The school’s principal, Lewis...

Dulce School Voters Pass Mil Levy – Again

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    Dulce School District voters passed the same tax increase Tuesday that they passed a year ago by a vote of 102 to 74,...

Top Student One-Ups Her Mother

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SUN Staff Writer     Cassandra Olivas isn’t cocky, she just knows she’s smarter than most of her peers and has been for the last four...

McCurdy Students Star at International Science Fair

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    Four McCurdy High School students received recognition and $500 each last week after they placed at an international science fair that featured 1,500...

Española Schools Push Property Tax Increase

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    The Española School Board is asking voters to approve a property tax increase May 19, but has waited almost to the last minute...

Española Schools Union Ratifies First Contracts in District History

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    The end of the Española School District’s 17-month-long collective bargaining negotiations may not immediately translate into higher wages for employees, but a festive...

Northern Breaks Open Meetings Law

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    Northern New Mexico College violated the state Open Meetings Act Monday when the Board of Regents closed a public meeting to discuss the...

Military Academy Drops Charter Fight

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    The Española Military Academy Board of Governors has finally waved a white flag of surrender.     The Board has dropped its state District Court...
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