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        The Alamogordo Public Schools met in special session and then public session on Monday to receive an update on investigations into Superintendent, Pam Renteria.
The special session heard a report on the investigation. The board then reconvened into regular session, and the board, as expected voted, not to renew her contract or to offer her an extension.
She has been on paid administrative leave since January, once the newly elected board convened. The board voted to refer any investigative findings to "appropriate parties" and then voted to continue Mrs. Renteria's paid leave through the end if her contract term of December 31st, 2024.
The board then addressed Superintendent Crabtree and opted to continue him as interim Superintendent and possibly naming him acting superintendent before the December 31st deadline. The board had promised during the campaign season to do a national search for a new superintendent. If that promise is kept is yet to be seen.
To hear the votes or commentary of the school board actions listen to streaming KALHRadio.org or the podcast on YouTube beginning at 1:37 minutes into the newscast...
https://youtu.be/wfeuSjpbw34?si=Zl2un-NJG2j7g1D7
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Yep, Cota is not ready for a public office let alone a Mayor.
Any chance Anthony Lucero would interview Ted Morgan?
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New sidewalks for some neighborhoods. What about the Walker area that is also in her district. Seeing is believing, Walker area has always been ignored.
Have you ever messaged her about it, or are you just complaining to complain? Her actions speak louder than all the other commissioners combined.
      She championed and approved $12 million dollars worth of Water system upgrades for walker road and yet you choose to ignore that. It is in the design phase with contract bidding to be announed in early 2026 with work to begin in later spring. That is the largest capital investment in Walker Road in over 50 years.