Hazardous winter weather tonight and Wednesday
The Albuquerque National Weather Service issued a Hazardous Winter Weather warning for Rio Rancho...
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Tag: RRPS
Intel donates $42,000 to RRPS and Storehouse West
As a gift to the public for Intel’s 42nd year in NM, the company donated money to a few...
Read MoreRRPS students’ proficiency exceeds state numbers
Just over a third of New Mexico students taking part in annual statewide assessments are proficient in language arts and only a quarter in math, according to test results released Sept. 1 by the Public Education Department. The...
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BACK TO SCHOOL: Jump Start helps 6th and 9th graders with transitions
Vista Grande Elementary School (Courtesy photo RRPS) 2022-23 Jump Start The Jump Start...
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BACK TO SCHOOL: How to become a volunteer
One of the volunteer opportunities — you can volunteer to assist in athletic events. (Photo...
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Former employee at RRPS becomes Chill Zone’s new owner
Chill Zone employee Andrew Erickson prepares a sample for a customer to try. Chill Zone employs...
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Homeschooling: An alternative is going mainstream
Kristina Madrid’s kids on their first day of homeschooling, 2021-22. (Courtesy photo) ...
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Board denies plans for longer walks for students
Sal Gonzales, left, the new athletic director for Rio Rancho High School, listens as the...
Read MoreRecent RR graduate Ethan Goldstrom earns top-10 honors in international competition
DECA advisor Ray McKinney, left, and RRHS grad Ethan Goldstrom were lauded by the school board at its June 27 meeting. (Courtesy photo) It’s funny sometimes, the way things work out. Take Ethan Goldstrom, for...
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CTE program gets money; students may have longer walks to school
From left, Rio Rancho Public Schools Board of Education member Gary Tripp, Superintendent Sue...
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Gary Tripp picked to represent RRPS on New Mexico School Board Association board
RRPS board member Gary Tripp has been selected to represent RRPS, the third-largest school...
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School board keeps SpaRRk burning
Even though each student will be costing the Rio Rancho Public Schools $14,000 to teach this...
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