This week, Santa Fe Public Schools celebrated the 64-year anniversary of Ruby Bridges' first day attending a desegregated school through its Walk and Roll to School Program: https://t.co/wGx3wSRWxC
Despite a pending lawsuit against The MASTERS Program, the school's charter has been renewed by the Public Education Commission for five more years by a unanimous vote.
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More than 100 pieces of art by middle and high school students are on display at the Santa Fe Community College Visual Arts Gallery as part of this year's Santa Fe Regional Exhibition for High School and Middle School Arts. Check it out: https://t.co/7mMsxMiZym
Voters who requested absentee ballots by mail before the Oct. 22 deadline should drop their ballots from this point forward, according to Santa Fe County Clerk Katharine Clark
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Tesuque Pueblo Gov. Milton Herrera says he supports a resolution that would move the Soldier’s Monument to the Santa Fe National Cemetery
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Milagro Middle School students celebrated the life of former assistant principal Susan Greig, who was killed in a car accident in Colorado last weekend while driving with STEM teacher Mark Waugh, who was injured and is currently in the hospital.
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Two former teachers of The MASTERS Program charter school have filed a lawsuit against the school, alleging administration retaliated against them for claiming it broke special education law. Learn more at SFR:
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City Names New Community Health and Safety Department Director
Henri Hammond-Paul plans to aim technology and humanity at city’s toughest challenges
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Santa Fe Public Schools has released its 2024 district-level test score data, noting a 2% increase in reading across the board and a slight decrease in math. Check out which schools improved most: https://t.co/R5I54IDKVB
Santa Fe Public Schools has released its 2024 district-level test score data, noting a 2% increase in reading across the board and a slight decrease in math.
https://t.co/R5I54IDKVB
Recent school shooting threats made on social media are most likely hoaxes, according to Santa Fe Public Schools and the Santa Fe Police Department. Learn more here: https://t.co/qZ92A36K10
Gov. Michelle Lujan-Grisham introduced new PED Secretary Mariana Padilla at a press conference Tuesday afternoon. There, they shared their vision for improving New Mexico education, as well as the need for accountability in both the schools and the PED: https://t.co/IgJ6fThMhm
City planners are striving to understand how and where Santa Fe is getting hotter and how to adapt, but the heat is already lethal. https://t.co/ZlaA0E7Sgn
Remember when the Santa Fe Waldorf School closed last year? Waldorf education has a chance to re-open to the Santa Fe community in the 2025-26 school year as a public charter school, as the Public Education Commission approved their application today:
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