Central Consolidated celebrates second cohort to earn Bilingual Seal of Proficiency
Kaydence Yazzie and Isaac Merritt are the first to earn the distinction since 2019
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Farmington Municipal updates graduation policy, permits limited student expression
Senate Bill 163 passes in New Mexico Senate
Aztec City Commission discusses potential energy shortage; Hartman Park lighting project
The Aztec City Commission on Feb. 11 discussed the Hartman Park lighting project and electric power shortages and received a San Juan Historical Society presentation. (David Edward Albright/Tri-City Record)cca The…
Navajo Technical University radio station receives upgrade to increase reliability
New system will avoid extended off-air periods during electrical issues caused by inclement weather conditions
Vista Nueva High brings mental health resource to student’s fingertips
Text-based app will provide counselor support
Students consider the impact of Senate Bill 163
Tribal regalia brings identity to school ceremonies
Protest calls for transparency of Bloomfield Schools Board of Education
District leaves questions unanswered
Bloomfield Superintendent Kevin Summers placed on administrative leave
Bloomfield High teachers stand in solidarity
Give Kids a Smile brings dental care to most vulnerable in the community
San Juan College students make impact with community event
Yamaha recognizes Heights Middle School band director in ‘40 under 40’
Music programs at Farmington schools are result of collaborative and innovative efforts
Touro University names executive assistant dean of New Mexico campus
Expansion brings undergraduate dental clinical training facility to Albuquerque
Aztec High senior Jaden Sims reaches 1,000-point milestone
Tigers hoop star records career mark in front of home fans against Shiprock
A proposed bill calls for school districts to implement a phone policy. San Juan County schools have a stance.
Education committee passes bill to finance
Shiprock High School student wins Stock Market Game
Competition sparks interest of investment and finance
Navajo Technical University launches registered nurse program
Program highlights need for Native American nursing programs
‘If you’re hungry, you qualify’: How San Juan College is fighting food insecurity
Campus cupboard to open by spring break
Lydia Rippey Elementary designated a ‘Spotlight School’
Five other Aztec schools earn second-highest designation from NM Vistas
Aztec Commission discusses city phones and a drill site, praises Bloomfield High football
Sunstate Technology provides update on phone system delay
Navajo Technical University and Diné College named winners in U.S. Department of Energy initiative
Projects submitted focus on agriculture
Aztec Board of Education recognizes improvements at Park Avenue Elementary
Board meeting highlights members