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Cleveland shuts out Rio Rancho to finish regular season undefeated
RIO RANCHO —Some rivalries are always tooth and nail. Some swing largely in one team's favor. The latter applies to the Cleveland-Rio Rancho football crosstown rivalry. Cleveland (10-0, 7-0 1-6A) shut out rival Rio Rancho (5-5, 4-3 1-6A) 50-0 Friday at Rio Rancho High. The game ended early in the fourth quarter via mercy rule. Cleveland's 50 points also tied a rivalry record for the most by either team, matching the Rams in the first-ever meeting in 2009.
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Drawing conclusions: Two Rio Rancho schools teach kids to read the pictures before the words
By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. — Before reading a single word, students at a pair of elementary schools in Rio Rancho begin by carefully examining the illustrations. Melanie Rick, a national teaching artist with the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, visited Enchanted Hills and Sandia Vista elementary schools TK DATE. They’re the only two Rio Rancho Public Schools campuses running the district’s arts integration program. Rick modeled lessons at Enchanted Hills and observed teachers leading their own at Sandia Vista, according to a district release.
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PHS’s Lee Gjertson Commits to Swim at University of New Mexico
Peninsula High School won nine of 12 events to capture the Puget Sound League girls swimming and diving championship with 380 points Oct. 24 at Silas High School in Tacoma. Gjertson led Peninsula with four titles, winning the 200-yard freestyle in 2 minutes, 0.42 seconds and the 100 freestyle in 55.46 seconds, more than four seconds ahead of teammate Sydney Gardner (59.65). Gjertson also anchored the winning 400-yard freestyle relay and led off the 200 freestyle relay. Go to link below.
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Food for thought: RRPS serves up first Horizon 2040 community meeting Thursday
By Kevin Hendricks, The Paper. — Rio Rancho Public Schools wants your two cents on its next five years, and it’s taking the conversation to the cafeteria. The district hosts its first Horizon 2040 community meeting Thursday, Oct. 29, from 6-7 p.m. in the Mountain View Middle School cafeteria. Parents, students, staff and community members can share what’s working in RRPS schools and what needs improvement, according to a district announcement.
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Students protest Project Jupiter as air quality permit moves forward & more
Students protests Project Jupiter as air quality permit moves forward. Hundreds around the state rallied against the massive Project Jupiter data center on Tuesday. In Santa Fe, students from New Mexico School for the Arts walked out of classes and marched to the Roundhouse. Chants of "stop Project Jupiter!" were...