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The New Mexico Athletics and Activities Association has to balance the interests between of kids, with health, staffing stability, the level of interest and potential involvement and the reality of budgets and facilities into considerations for sanctioning high school sports. Recently two issues came up for expansion or consideration which died in the process.
Recently wrangling happened within the NMAA ranks when a group of about 20 schools, mostly from Albuquerque Public Schools, requested boys’ volleyball be added to the activity category under the NMAA umbrella.
The process for approval must go through three steps, starting with a minimum of 10 percent of the NMAA membership showing interest.
The boys’ volleyball proposal passed the first step, a 9-6 vote in favor by what’s called the commission. However, the proposal died during the second phase when no one on the NMAA board of directors made a second to the motion.
Ultimately, a vote encompassing the entire membership, the third hurdle, would decide the fate of a potential sport or activity butbit won't get that far this year.
Nationally, girls’ flag football is gaining traction, an effort spearheaded by the National Football League to cultivate interest in football among women and girls.
There are several state associations across the country that are now sanctioning girls flag football as a sport, and others are considering it.
One of the positives of girls’ flag football is that the NFL would financially help get programs started. However, that financial commitment and guidance from the NFL may not be long term
Where administrators are concerned is what happens when that pool (of money) from the NFL runs out? Then they’d have to figure out how to sustain it with taxpayer funds and school budgets.
Thus far no votes have pushed that sports forward but as more surrounding states add it to the roster New Mexico will be forced to consider. Stay tuned...
Sunny, with a high of 102 and low of 68 degrees. Sunny during the morning, clear overnight.
So, the Mayor's solution is to cancel events and hurt vendors because people cannot agree on politics. Sorry, I do not understand that. She needs to come up with a better compromise.
It would seem to me that the first guiding principle would be the 1st amendment.
As long as every political party has an equal chance to participate, the city is fulfilling it's non partisan directive.
I should also state that my personal preference would be to have no political booths at all, not even voter registration. There are times when it's nice to have a break from politics and just have fun.
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This incident occurred on May 7th, 6 weeks ago.
The article also leaves out a vital piece of information;
Witness statements say he was in the passenger seat of a vehicle being
driven by a woman. According to those witnesses, the vehicle moved
While I agree that the contamination at Holloman lake is not a good thing, I do question how bad of a thing it really is.
thanks to those who do the necessary paperwork and grant fulfillment to qualify for the funds required to create/improve/restore the essential infrastructure for all our citizens.
It's the height of riot season, brought to you by Democrats, and sponsored in part by George Soros, the socialist party, and the American Federation of Teachers, among others.
i sympathize for you poor trump worshipers....his 1ST ANNUAL GRAND BIRTHDAY PARADE, with the bands and tanks and rockets and troops, fizzled like a wet firecracker. most estimates were about half the expected 200,000 actually showed up. luckily dear leader was able to doze off several times - so was spared of some
Finally something we can agree on, billionaires damaging the country.
Two thirds of the top 15 billionaires in this country are registered Democrats, and they've been doing a lot of damage.
But the days of paid protests and insurrections are coming to an end.
Roughly a third of all those charged would now be roaming freely if it weren't for the creation of the National Defense Area. Possibly more.
The headline incorrectly states that the army was created on June 15, 1775, while in fact it was created on June 14th.