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Rio Rancho Public Schools is considering a "balanced" calendar. The proposal would mean a shorter summer and longer breaks throughout the school year.

Rio Rancho Public Schools is looking for feedback on a proposed "balanced" calendar, instead of the current traditional calendar.

It’s official – at least for the 2023-24 school year at Rio Rancho Public Schools.

Looking to the future, the 2023-24 school year and beyond, was the focus for the April 17 meeting of the Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education.

As a gift to the public for Intel's 42nd year in NM, the company donated money to a few non-profits and schools including Rio Rancho's own RRPS and Storehouse West.

It’s funny sometimes, the way things work out.Take Ethan Goldstrom, for example. A member of the Rio Rancho High School Class of 2022, he decided he’d partake in the district’s strategic planning.

Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal Lawsuits filed in state and federal courts allege that a security aide at V. Sue Cleveland High School groped three students on the pretext of searching the boys for contraband. The three lawsuits, all filed against Rio Rancho Public Schools on behalf of three boys, allege that George Archuleta inappropriately touched each of the students on multiple occasions. Archuleta has denied the allegations, according to a response to one of the lawsuits filed in U.S...

Local educators get vaccinated; state moves to next tier Tom Gutierrez. Gary Herron photo. Thanks to a mass-vaccination opportunity at the Rio Rancho Events Center on March 15 — three weeks away from the goodbye to the hybrid learning process — quite a few Rio Rancho Public Schools employees were able to get the one-shot Johnson & Johnson vaccine. The vaccination event was provided by Walgreens, in partnership with the City of Rio Rancho and its Rio Rancho Events Center. There were 2,300 va...