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Education

Artesia schools close after second boil water advisory

By Michael
September 19, 2017
in :  Education
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ARTESIA, N.M. (AP) — Artesia public schools will be closed through Tuesday in response to a second boil water advisory sent out by the state in two months. KOB-TV reports (http://bit.ly/2ff3Zuj ) Artesia residents are advised to boil their drinking water after E.coli was detected in the water supply. It’s the second boil water advisory issued by the New Mexico …

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Lovington School Board proposes resolution to support DACA students

By Michael
September 18, 2017
in :  Education
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The Lovington School Board is considering a resolution that, if adopted, promises support to students and employees who may be subject to deportation under a threat made by the Trump Administration earlier this month. The resolution shows the district’s support for students and teachers who fall under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program — an American immigration policy that …

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Lovington School Board proposes resolution to support DACA students

By Michael
September 18, 2017
in :  Education
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The Lovington School Board is considering a resolution that, if adopted, promises support to students and employees who may be subject to deportation under a threat made by the Trump Administration earlier this month. The resolution shows the district’s support for students and teachers who fall under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program — an American immigration policy that …

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VIDEO: Got Science at Hobbs Public Library

By Michael
September 15, 2017
in :  Education, Local News
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Science Spectrum instructor Satina Whelen sets up a science project Wednesday during a Crazy Chemistry a Got Science program held at the Hobbs Public Library. The hands on program is run by the Science Spectrum instructors from Lubbock. The next seven programs include Grossology (Oct. 11), Curious Case of CSI (Nov. 8), Holiday Science (Dec. 13), Dissect This! (Jan. 10), …

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Hobbs Library offering new science program to local students

By Michael
September 14, 2017
in :  Education, Local News
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The Hobbs Public Library is turning into a science laboratory once a month throughout the year. Hobbs students in the fourth through eighth grades are invited to participate in the Hobbs Library new program called Got Science?!? The new program will have students participating in a hands-on workshop that will be run by Science Spectrum instructors from Lubbock. “It’s a …

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VIDEO: Hobbs homecoming parade

By Michael
September 9, 2017
in :  Education, Videos
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Hundreds attend the 2017 Hobbs High School homecoming parade Friday afternoon in downtown Hobbs.

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SLIDESHOW: Hobbs Homecoming

By Michael
September 8, 2017
in :  Education, Local News, Slideshows
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Hobbs Schools celebrated homecoming events on Friday, including a parade on Broadway.

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Enrollment down slightly at NMJC

By Michael
September 5, 2017
in :  Education
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Enrollment at a Lea County institutions of higher learning showed a dip in total enrollment numbers at the start of this school year compared to last year. One administrator says part of that reason is the local economy is showing a uptick. At NMJC, Larry Sanderson vice president of development, institutional effectiveness & accreditation, said, “Our enrollment report for fall 2017 is a …

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VIDEO: Medivac Lands at St. Helena’s School in Hobbs

By Michael
August 31, 2017
in :  Education, Local News, Videos
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Over 60 students explored a Native Air Medivac after landing in the parking lot at St. Helena’s School Thursday afternoon.

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Hobbs Schools eyes school-based clinic at high school

By Michael
August 28, 2017
in :  Education
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After several years of discussion, the Hobbs school board and school officials are close to establishing a school-based health clinic on the high school campus. HMS Superintendent TJ Parks spoke to the board about the planned health facility at its regular meeting on Aug. 15. He said the district is working with a company that provides school-based health care. When …

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