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Belen BoE discusses possible closure of H.T. Jaramillo Elementary It was data versus emotion at a Monday evening workshop to discuss the possible closure of a Belen elementary school. With a shrinking student population, Belen Consolidated Schools finds itself having to consider the closure of H.T. Jaramillo Elementary School in the near future in order to be able to ask for financial help from the state to build new schools down the road. At the July 13 Belen Board of Education meeting, BCS Superintendent Lawrence Sanchez and consultant Colleen Martinez laid out two plans to redraw attendanc...

LAS CRUCES - Las Cruces Public Schools will be closing all its bus stop meal distribution locations on Thursday, Feb. 25. Meal pick-up will still be available at most school sites. In a news release, the district reported the buses will need to be used for transportation to and from school as more students begin to transition to in-person learning Grab & Go breakfast and lunch meals will still be available to all students beginning March 1, 2021 at all school sites except for Rio Grande Prep, Arrowhead Park Early College High School, and CrossRoads. Students at all LCPS sites who attend i...

As more students begin to transition to in-person learning, there will be many students throughout the district that will be utilizing school buses for their transportation needs. Given the increase for transportation, the meal distribution for all bus sites will end on February 25, 2021. Grab-&-go breakfast and lunch meals will still be available to all students beginning March 1, 2021 at all school sites except for Rio Grande Prep, Arrowhead Park Early College High School, and CrossRoads. Students at all LCPS sites who attend in-person learning will be provided with breakfast and lunch at ...

School board hears lots of comment on COVID and school reopening plans Shares During the Dec. 17 school board meeting, the trustees discussed the current COVID-19 situation in Yolo County, as well as the emerging plans for an eventual return to campus at some point in the future, after the health threat from the COVID virus has receded to a sufficient degree. Leading off the COVID discussion was Dianna Stommel, president of the Davis Teachers Association, who acknowledged that due to the virus-related closure of school campuses, and the switch to distance learning (by teachers giving their le...