Bosque
Bosque, NM · Education
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Friday Night Lights: Week 3 high school football preview
As the 2026-27 high school football season begins to settle in, multiple schools will embark on their toughest journey yet. Not just on the field, but the demands off of it as well. Not only will Cleveland and Rio Rancho play their first road games of the season, they’ll be...
brant.one
Students Read 59,000 Books This Summer Through Club Read in 226 New Mexico Schools
Albuquerque Public Schools remains committed to literacy and creating a strong culture of reading for students. The district works with community partners and other stakeholders to expand reading opportunities, including during summer. Those efforts have generated a positive response from students and families. This year, APS announced that summer reading...
On3.com
New Mexico High School Football Week 3 Top 25 Rankings
New Mexico High School Football Week 3 Top 25 RankingsTwo weeks down, and the movement is beginning to tell a story. Some teams are climbing. Others are slipping. A few are holding their ground despite a loss because of the competition they have faced. Which direction is your team trending? Today, NMPreps breaks down the Week 3 New Mexico High School Football Top 25 across all classifications. Then, we dive deeper with updated Top 10 rankings for every classification from Class 6A through Class 2A. NMPreps Week 3 Top 25: August 31Still No Question at No. 1Cleveland remains the undisputed No. 1...
abq.news
APS hits new milestones: Superintendent touts record-low teacher vacancies, high ambitions
Gabriella Durán Blakey Monday spoke of a school district, delivering world-class opportunities for the students it serves, from a rigorous International Baccalaureate program to simulated hospital labs for aspiring nurses to partnerships that put students on a quick path to careers in the building trades to research that stretches the imagination. That district, Blakey said, includes a high school on a college campus, which a student leaves with enough credits to enter a university as a junior.
KOB 4 Albuquerque, New Mexico
Amira Learning weighs in as parents, lawmakers question AI reading tool in NM schools
There’s a lot of back and forth between parents, school districts and the Public Education Department at the start of this school year and it’s all about the use of AI in the classroom. Now, the company at the center of it, Amira Learning, is also weighing in.
riorancho.news
New RioTECH center puts students in the driver’s seat for future careers
Rio Rancho high schoolers can now train on professional-grade auto shop equipment without leaving campus — or paying tuition — after CNM and Rio Rancho Public Schools cut the ribbon Aug. 28on the new Transportation Systems Technology Center at RioTECH. The 43,800-square-foot facility becomes the new home for...
KRQE News 13
West Mesa holds off Valley in 41-39 high school football thriller
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) –West Mesa and Valley put on an offensive showcase Saturday morning, with the Mustangs holding on for a thrilling 41-39 victory over the Vikings. West Mesa set the tone early with a physical defensive performance. Mariano Leija got through for a sack, giving the Mustangs an early momentum boost and putting pressure on […]
Daily Lobo
NM’s student newspapers adapt to changing local news landscape, decreased revenue
A February 2026 article published by the Student Press Law Center this year described U.S student news outlets to be “cash starved and censored.”. But despite the changes and challenges student newspapers are facing at the local and national level, current and former student journalists say they continue to see the value of their beloved college newspapers.