Velarde Considers 4-H Angle

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(SUNart by Jacob O. Mulliken)

The above image shows the potential of Velarde Elementary School adopting a 4-H curriculum as a strategy to remain open for future generations and to build upon future enrollment. Velarde Head Teacher Dorothy Valdez has been working to get the program up and running, with help from the Española School District and New Mexico State University. Valdez plans to have the program operational throughout the school at the beginning of the 2019 spring semester.

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     The merger of Alcalde and Velarde elementary schools was the topic of some heated discussions at the beginning of the school year.     While the small elementary school remains, low enrollment is the shoe waiting to drop for Velarde.…

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