AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoLocal School Updates: Raton Public Schools approved about $99,907 in renovations for Tiger Gym locker rooms and $99,622 for the Tiger Stadium press box, plus removing end-of-life chromebooks from district assets. Free Albuquerque Culture: “Love 4 ABQ” spotlights free this-week options like Bands of Enchantment (through Sept. 19), Somos Albuquerque at the National Hispanic Cultural Center, the Prickly Pear Festival, and the final weekend of the New Mexico State Fair. Public Safety & Community: Albuquerque police say a road rage case involved a black Rolls-Royce ramming a car with three kids; they’re seeking an arrest warrant for Omar Rabadi and say passenger Diego Sanchez isn’t facing charges. Education Planning: Rio Rancho Public Schools begins its “Inventing the Future” bridge year work toward a 2027-32 strategic plan (“Horizon 2040”). Statewide Education Accountability: The NM Public Education Department released its school proficiency report card, showing 252 schools approved and 578 approved with conditions under its accreditation pilot. Mental Health Training: Santa Fe County is promoting free ABC Suicide Intervention Training through Santa Fe Community College. UNM Investment in the Future: UNM launched its $1.2 billion Accelerate New Mexico campaign to expand student access, faculty excellence, and research. Elections & Policy: Deb Haaland says she’d impose an executive-order moratorium on new large-scale data centers if elected governor, while APS is starting “right-sizing” talks amid enrollment decline.
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