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The 2023/24 school year is coming to a closer and the Alamogordo Kiwanis Club has continued its long trading of recognizing students on the upswing of achievement within the Alamogordo Public Schools via their long term commitment of collaboration and partnership.
The Most Improved Students for the Year - 2024 for is awarded in partnership with Papa John’s Pizza, The Bluestone, Caliche’s and KHII / KTMN Radio, KALHRadio.org AlamogordoTownNews.org collaborating for the best in public education.
At the end of each school year, the Alamogordo Kiwanis Club recognizes the Most Improved Student of the Year.
This award is chosen by each of the school faculty per grade level. The criteria for each school selection is based on attitude, behavior, work ethic, character, school involvement, and academic grades.
Each month from September – April the teaching staff in grades 6-7-8 select a most improved student for that month as has been featured in our columns, podcasts and newscasts.
From that list of eight students, the faculty then selects a Most Improved Student of the Year.
The following students were honored for 2023 -2024 school year…
Holloman Middle School: 6th grade; Penelope Bastia, 7th grade; Khalee Kennedy, 8th grade; Noa Hunter.
Noa Hunter, HMSChaparral Middle School: 6th grade; Kaiden Steinhauer, 7th Grade; Elijah Sanchez, 8th grade; Julian Mooney.
Julian Mooney, CMSMountain View Middle School: 6th grade; Trinity Gutierrez, 7th grade; Mariah Monreal, 8th grade; Sa’dora Coles.
Sa'dora Cole, MVMSCongratulations to each student awarded!
Patchy rain nearby, with a high of 70 and low of 60 degrees. Sunny for the morning, patchy rain nearby for the afternoon,
i would not be surprised to learn the capture was not coordinated with any local LEO - that would be consistent with recent history of ICE. it will be instructive to see if the sheriff's department/county administration choses to respond to a request for a clarifying statement.
A CARTOON (that's a lemonade stand) fits her life perfectly.
thank you once again, for fighting for access to public records in this and many other situations - democracy truly dies in darkness.
just like health care - contracting to operate jails and prisons by entities whose primary purpose is making a profit will inevitably result in ethical problems. and all these jails and prisons that are short-staffed have a simple problem - when any business can't keep employees -
This a perfect example of why we should never have jails and prisons be managed by for-profit entities.
Inmates are sons or daughters, mothers, fathers, family and friends of our community. They and we deserve answers and deserve justice
Private prisons are simply legal slavery. You are literally selling a persons freedom.
evidently this capture occurred inside the courthouse, which would make it apparent it was co-ordinated with the sheriffs department, the entity with jurisdiction. the fact the capture was conducted by unidentified individuals wearing masks to conceal their identities, and traveling in an unmarked vehicle, makes it
The CEO of the courts claims the apprehension occured in the parking lot which is outside their juristiction. We have asked to county for its policy and do they condone these actions on county owned property.
People like Ms Jones make me feel proud to know that there are people here, who still recognize things that are very wrong, and who some will take the time to speak out about these things, to expose these wrongdoings, and to explain how these tactics fly in the face of everything the United States claims to represen