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Charter Schools in New Mexico: Bataan Military Academy, Cottonwood Valley Charter School, Amy Biehl High School The Bronco, Vol. 83: 1985 by New Mexico Military Institute, 1985 High Schools in New Mexico: Los Alamos High School, Albuquerque Academy, Bataan Military Academy, Española Valley High School Documentary History of the Rio Grande Pueblos of New Mexico; I. Bibliographic Introduction Papers of the School of American Arch by ADOLPH F. BANDELIER, 2009-07-23 Canadian And Mexican Security in the New North America: Challenges And Prospects (Defence Management) by Jordi Diez, 2007-01 Civilians at risk: Military and police abuses in the Mexican countryside (A North America Project special report) by Eric Rosenthal, 1993 The American public schools and the Department of Defense dependent schools: A comparison study by Orval David Hughes, 1984 Red Sky at Morning (Perennial Classics (Prebound)) by Richard Bradford, 2001-10 From the Barrio to Washington: An Educator's Journey by Armando Rodriguez, 2007-11-15 The Making of the Atom Bomb (World History) by Victoria Sherrow, 2000-04 Los Alamo's little war with peace.: An article from: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists by David Cortright, 1995-03-01

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61. GeneralInfo
    covered employment in new mexico as well as any credit which may be allowed for military,federal, outof-state, or US military. Dependents’ schools service.  
    http://www.era.state.nm.us/FirstPage/Planning/Handbook/GeneralInfo/generalinfo.h
    
    Extractions: Effective Retirement Date The Educational Retirement Board is the legal body responsible for administering the Educational Retirement Act. Its seven members include two state officials (the Superintendent of Public Instruction and the State Treasurer), two members appointed by the Governor, one member elected by the members of the New Mexico National Education Association, one member elected by members of the New Mexico Association of University Professors, and one member elected by the New Mexico Association of Educational Retirees. Membership When you become a member of the ERA, an account is established in your name with your Social Security number as the account reference. Upon employment you are required to complete an ERA Form 42. The information requested on the form is required in setting up your retirement account. Contributions are deducted each pay period from your check and credited to your account quarterly. Membership in the ERA is a condition of employment. Employees covered under the ERA are referred to as members. Employers are referred to as local administrative units or employers.

62. Focus • From None To Four
    Experiences in the Armed Services to see if the military schools they attended Mullaneis a freelance writer who writes from her home in Chimayo, new mexico.  
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63. NM.StateGuide > Alto < New Mexico Travel - Vacation - Relocation - Retirement
    City, State Zip or a ZIP. List Public schools By new mexico Public Records Contact Real Estate Research. Assessing and Recording. military Base INFO  
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    Extractions: List Public Schools By: People with similar lifestyles tend to live near one another. PRIZM describes every U.S. neighborhood in terms of 62 distinct lifestyle types, called clusters by this market research firm, Claritas. Run the search, then review the types in You Are Where You Live - Alto, NM Market Area

64. Where Lottery Scholars Are Going To School
    of 2002 saw over 11,000 new Mexicans enrolled in public colleges, universities andtrade schools with tuition paid new mexico military Institute Roswell, 18.  
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    Extractions: The spring semester of 2002 saw over 11,000 New Mexicans enrolled in public colleges, universities and trade schools with tuition paid by the Lottery Success Scholarship Program. A breakdown of Spring 2002 Lottery Scholarship students by institution is shown below. Institution Students TVI - Albuquerque Clovis Community College Eastern New Mexico University - Portales (Main Campus) Eastern New Mexico University - Roswell Eastern New Mexico University - Ruidoso Luna Community College - Las Vegas* Mesalands Technical College - Tucumcari New Mexico Highlands University - Las Vegas* New Mexico Tech - Socorro New Mexico Junior College - Hobbs New Mexico Military Institute - Roswell New Mexico State University - Alamogordo New Mexico State University - Carlsbad New Mexico State University - Do a Ana New Mexico State University - Grants New Mexico State University - Las Cruces (Main Campus) San Juan College - Farmington Santa Fe Community College University of New Mexico - Albuquerque (Main Campus) University of New Mexico - Gallup University of New Mexico - Los Alamos University of New Mexico - Taos University of New Mexico - Valencia (Los Lunas)

65. The Collegiate Readership Program Homepage Academic Program
    PARTICIPATING schools. PAID Mount Ida College, Western Illinois University.new mexico military Institute, Western Oregon University. Nicholls  
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    Extractions: Below are some colleges and universities committed to providing The Collegiate Readership Program to students on a semester or year-long basis. Adelphi University Our Lady of the Lake University Albany State University Pepperdine University Alderson-Broaddus College Philadelphia Biblical University American University Plymouth State College Angelo State University Potomac State College Asbury College Providence College Assumption College Ramapo College Auburn University

66. An Award Winning Albuquerque, New Mexico Relocation Guide Presented By Gary Ried
    Albuquerque Public schools, 10,600, Educational Institution. Kirtland Air ForceBase (military), 5,468, Government. State of new mexico, 5,217, Government.  
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    Extractions: Employer Employees Description University of New Mexico Educational Institution Albuquerque Public Schools Educational Institution City of Albuquerque Government Sandia National Labs Presbyterian Kirtland Air Force Base (Military) Government State of New Mexico Government Intel Corporation Semiconductor Mfg. Kirtland Air Force Base (Civilian) Government Lovelace Medical Center Hospital St.Joseph’s Healthcare System Hospital UNM Hospital Hospital Wal-Mart Retailer U.S.Post Office Government Electric/Gas Utility Albuquerque TVI Educational Institution Bernalillo County Government Veterans’ Administration Medical Center Hospital Honeywell Defense Avionics Systems Aircraft Avionics Mfg. Los Lunas Public Schools Educational Institution America Online Technical Support Ctr. Furr’s Supermarket, Inc. Grocery Chain Philips Semiconductors Integrated Circuits Mfg. Smith’s Food and Drug Grocery Chain Sprint PCS Customer Service Ctr. US West Telephone Utility MCI Consumer Markets Teleservice Rio Rancho Public Schools Educational Inst.

67. INTRODUCING WESTERN NEW MEXICO UNIVERSITY
    and Provide for the Maintenance and Government of the Normal schools of new mexico. Silver City The military band of Fort Bayard provided appropriate music  
    http://www.wnmu.edu/univ/intrwnmu.htm
    
    Extractions: University History The community of Silver City realized a long-time dream on February 11, 1893, when the Thirtieth Session of the Territorial Legislature of New Mexico passed "An Act to Establish and Provide for the Maintenance and Government of the Normal Schools of New Mexico." Silver City and Las Vegas were chosen to be the locations of these teacher-training institutions. This successfully culminated the efforts of many in Silver City, who had attempted for years to convince the Territorial Legislature to approve an institution of higher learning in Silver City. A Board of Regents, appointed by Governor L. Bradford Prince, was given the task of selecting a site for the school. On June 2, 1893, the Board accepted Regent John W. Fleming's offer of 20 acres situated on a high hill west of the community. This site allowed the institution to be visible to all who came into town. On September 7, 1894, an impressive dedication ceremony was held. Within the cornerstone laid by the officials and townspeople, a copper box containing coins, magazines, and other items of the period was placed. The military band of Fort Bayard provided appropriate music. The first director was George Selby, an educator from Deming, who was given the title of principal. He is remembered as the man who was given the difficult task of developing curricula and providing instruction for the first forty students.

68. KOB-FM :: Albuquerque, New Mexico
    please call 505883-1455 or eMail new-mexico@cff.org. Dishnetwork Send Your Thanksto the US military. for Education” Mid-Feb - mid-April schools click here  
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    Extractions: 93-3 KOB-FM will keep you informed on the war on Iraq. Listen for updates twice an hour from CNN. For more detailed radio coverage tune to our news station 770 KKOB-am. 93-3 KOB-FM plays Today's Best Music, we're serious and we're having fun with it. How are we doing so far?... Name: City: Phone: Comments: Sign up to be a Change Champion Recruit others in your company or organization to participate Recruit friends and families and encourage them to host a competition in their business or organization. Determine the length of time you will collect (a minimum of 2 weeks is recommended). Plan for collection to begin approximately March 20 and end April 19. Ask your company if they will match what you raise Consider asking you boss or head of your company for incentives to get others involved. Some suggestions: a day off with pay for the person who collects the most, a gift certificate to a nice dinner or movie, a special award or recognition within your organization, pizza party.

69. Independent Media Center: Feature/68
    and Maryknoll Lay Missioner with indigenous roots in new mexico that go back Approximately275 known US military schools and installations provide training to  
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70. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES BULLETIN
    NEBRASKA. new mexico. new mexico military Institute. 101 West College Boulevard.Roswell, NM 882015173. OKLAHOMA. Beaver Public schools. Office of the Superintendent.  
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    Extractions: CAREER OPPORTUNITIES BULLETIN Education K-12 March 5, 2003 Oklahoma Panhandle State University Christi Hale, Director P.O. BOX GOODWELL OK FAX: 580-349-1557 www.opsu.edu (click Job Bulletin under Counseling) E-mail job vacancies to allyssa@opsu.edu ARIZONA Safford Unified School District Dr. Mark R. Tregaskes, Superintendent th Street Safford AZ (520) 428-2950 ext,3271 Entered Call for new openings Gila Institute For Technology Superintendent’s Office W. Church Street Thatcher, AZ 85552 Phone: 928-348-3393 Fax: Entered Certified CTE Instructor or Counselor CALIFORNIA Los Angeles County Office of Education Human Resource Services, Rm ECE-102 9300 Imperial Highway Downey CA Phone Call for new openings COLORADO Crowley County School District Pat Bentley, Superintendent of Schools Crowley County School District P.O. Box Ordway CO Entered th Grade Teacher – Emphasis in Science and Social Studies High School – Sign Language Interpreter High School – Science (Biological) K-8 Guidance Counselor ( new position) K- 8 Experience Reading Specialist (new position) Fowler School District R4J Larry N. Vibber, Ed.D

71. Roswell, NM Search Calendar Of Events 2003 UFO Festival Chamber
    Enrolled, schools, Teachers, Grades. of Cosmetology, Aladdin Beauty School, ENMURoswellLocal Colleges ENMU-Roswell, new mexico military Institute, Colleges  
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72. State Bar Of New Mexico Attorney/Firm Finder - Attorney Pages And
    State Bar of new mexico Online Attorney Page and Bar or State and Federal Courts;schools Attended with Public or QuasiPublic Offices; military Service; Legal  
    http://www.nmbar.org/membersonly/apfp/attorneypage.htm

73. New Mexico Career Information System
    new mexico Career Information System Albuquerque TVI Counseling Center schools27 Senior High schools 61 Vocational 2 Counseling Agencies 5 military Bases 1  
    http://www.acsci.org/states/newmexico.asp

74. Impact Aid -- No Child Left Behind
    Indian Affairs (BIA) are concentrated in Arizona, new mexico, North Dakota backlogof repairs and construction for schools on or near military facilities and  
    http://www.ed.gov/offices/OESE/esea/nclb/partx1.html
    
    Extractions: Rebuilding Schools for Native Americans and Children from Military Families Overview The federal government has a special obligation to certain schools those schools that educate the children of families who serve in the United States military and those that educate Native American children. However, the federal obligation to these schools has often not been met, most notably in the area of school construction. These shortfalls can be addressed by increasing funds for construction in the Impact Aid Program and the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Approximately 700,000 dependents of military personnel are educated in public schools. More than three-quarters of these students are educated in 600 school districts located on or near military facilities. Funded by the Department of Education, these "Military Impacted Schools" are located throughout the country. Schools educating military dependents generally receive federal school construction funding from the Department of Defense's Education Activity program for DODEA schools located on military facilities, and through the Department of Education's "Impact Aid" program for other public schools located on or near such facilities. During the 1999 school year, more than 50,000 children attended 185 Native American schools in 23 states. The majority of these schools managed by the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) are concentrated in Arizona, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Washington State. Enrollment in BIA schools is growing, having increased by 25 percent since 1987. While more children are attending BIA schools, they are doing so in physical environments that are among the worst in the nation.

75. LAW FORUM -- NEW MEXICO LEGAL RESOURCES -- Legislative, Law Schools
    eLibrary is the subscription based online library for fun or research. Find out more about securing your guaranteed Free 7day trial with your credit card and retrieve 'eLibrary.com - The Dallas Morning news 04-25-1997 pp 17A, 'new mexico military  
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76. New Mexico Community Colleges And New Mexico Technical Schools
    new mexico Community Colleges and new mexico Technical schoolsnew mexico Community Colleges and Technical schools.  
    http://www.isleuth.com/newmexicocommunity.htm
    
    Extractions: University of Phoenix - Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Santa Teresa University of Phoenix offers bachelor's, master's and doctoral programs specifically designed for busy professionals who need to balance work, family, AND an education. They have grown to be the nation’s largest private university, specializing in the education of working adults. DeVry University Online DeVry University provides career-oriented, technology-based education to high school graduates and working adults. DeVry University offers curricula in accounting, business, computers, electronics, information technology, technical management and telecommunications management.

77. NM Commission On Higher Education | Colleges & Universities | Guide To Schools
    6260. new mexico military Institute Admissions Office 101 West CollegeBlvd. Roswell, new mexico 88201 505622-6250 1-800-421-5376.  
    http://www.nmche.org/colleges/twoyear.html

78. Santa Fe New Mexican
    into villages in southern Afghanistan on Thursday in a new military operation to WarProtests, Rallies Banned in Santa Fe Public schools arrelated protests  
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80. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: New Mexico
    There are three normal schools, one at Las Vegas and one at Silver City; a militaryschool at equipped and most efficient school in new mexico, receiving both  
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    Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... N > New Mexico A B C D ... Z A territory of the United States now (Jan., 1911) awaiting only the completion of its Constitution and the acceptance thereof by the Federal authorities to rank as a state. It lies between 31º20' and 37º N. lat., and between 103º2' and 109º2' W. long.; it is bounded on the north by Colorado , on the east by Oklahoma and Texas, on the south by Texas and the Republic of Mexico, and on the west by Arizona. It is about 370 miles from east to west, 335 from north to south, and has an area of 122,580 sq. miles, with mountain, plateau, and valley on either side of the Rio Grande. The average rainfall is 12 inches, usually between July and September, so that spring and summer are dry, and agriculture and grazing suffer. The climate is uniform, the summers, as a rule, moderate, and, the atmosphere being dry, the heat is not oppressive. In the north-west and north-east the winters are long, but not severe, while in the central and southern portions the winters are usually short and mild. In the United States census of 1900 the population was 141,282, of which 33 per cent was illiterate; in the census of 1910 the population was 327,296. About one-half of the inhabitants are of Spanish descent. GENERAL HISTORY In April, 1536, there arrived at Culiacán, in the Mexican Province of Sinaloa, Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca, Andrés Dorantes, Alonso de Castillo Maldonado, and the negro Estevanico, the only survivors of the ill-fated expedition of Narváez which had left Spain in 1528. Mendoza, the Viceroy of Mexico, was told astonishing tales by Cabeza de Vaca concerning the wealth of the country to the north, and he forthwith commanded

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