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Former Los Lunas School Board Member Takes Interim Role NMPED News: SANTA FE — New Mexico Public Education Secretary Ryan Stewart Friday announced former Los Lunas School Board member Sonya C’Moya as his first designee to assume temporary governance of the school district and called for nominations of others to join her. Stewart on Wednesday indefinitely suspended the district’s five-member elected board due to credible evidence that certain members have persistently violated procurement and public access laws, the state Public School Code, and professional ethical standards. Per the su...

The entire Los Lunas school board has been suspended indefinitely, according to officials with the New Mexico Public Education Department. On Friday, NMPED Secretary Ryan Stewart announced former board member Sonya C’Moya will assume temporary governance of the school district, according to a release. Sign up for our Newsletters C'Moya served on the Los Lunas School Board starting in 2015 and ended her role in 2019. C'Moya has had many roles in...

A former Los Lunas Board of Education member has been named as the public education secretary’s first designee to assume temporary governance of the Los Lunas Schools district. New Mexico Public Education Secretary Ryan Stewart announced Sonya C’Moya as his first designee today, Friday, May 28, in a press release. In the same press release, Stewart called for applications for additional designees for the other four districts. C’Moya will represent District 2. On Wednesday, May 26, Stewart indefinitely suspended the district’s five-member elected board due to what PED desc...

The state's public education department warned the board about violations in November.

Entire Los Lunas school board suspended © Provided by KOAT Albuquerque los lunas middle school The entire Los Lunas school board has been suspended indefinitely, according to officials with the New Mexico Public Education Department. According to the release, there is “credible evidence” that several members of the five-person elected board have violated procurement and public access laws, the state Public School Code and professional ethical standards. Sign up for our Newsletters “The conduct of certain Los Lunas School Board members is antithetical to these standards and has imped...