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Lamar Council Approves Electric Charging Stations - The Prowers Journal - Vimarsana News

Lamar Council Approves Electric Charging Stations - The Prowers Journal

The Prowers Journal Lamar Council Approves Electric Charging Stations

Superintendent: Please vote for school funding - Vimarsana News

Superintendent: Please vote for school funding

OPINION | Equity is central to this election, as every student and building will benefit

Mill levy set with a slight increase - Vimarsana News

Mill levy set with a slight increase

The mill levy for Teton County residents has been set, increasing slightly over the past year.

Northern New Mexico College Receives $33,000 To Support Technical Trades Students … Application Deadline June 11 - Vimarsana News

Northern New Mexico College Receives $33,000 To Support Technical Trades Students … Application Deadline June 11

Northern New Mexico College Receives $33,000 To Support Technical Trades Students … Application Deadline June 11 The Walter G. Watts Memorial Fund donates $13,500 for equipment to NNMC. Pictured is Walter G. Watts (Wally) in his Roadrunner. Courtesy/Susan Watts NNMC News: ESPAÑOLA — In November 2019, voters in five school district communities in Northern New Mexico (NNMC) approved a Mill Levy for Northern New Mexico College’s (NNMC) co-located Branch Community College, to expand access to affordable, post-secondary workforce training and career technical education needed in the region....

Moffat County School Board meeting talks taxes and MoCO Virtual changes - Vimarsana News

Moffat County School Board meeting talks taxes and MoCO Virtual changes

Five Moffat County High School teachers are now tasked with helping 130 students learn remotely.That was part of the discussion at Thursday’s school board meeting with Moffat County High School Director of Curriculum, Zachary Allen. He said that more than 20 students are moving from in person to Moffat County Virtual in January in the elementary school. While that number increases in the middle school to more than 25 students and 20 students in the high school. The number in the high school according to Allen that are going fully virtual are 130. After the surprise resignation of Moffat Cou...