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Alamogordo N.M. - A vision forged through partnership has become reality. On Thursday, Alamogordo Public Schools unveiled the brand-new Holloman Middle School, a $60 million architectural achievement that transforms education on Holloman Air Force Base and represents a bold commitment to military-connected students and families.
The new facility—designed by Dekker Design and constructed by Bradbury Stamm Construction—marks the completion of an innovative, fully integrated PreK-8 public school campus. It replaces aging structures that had served the base since 1973, introducing 21st-century learning spaces with higher-capacity classrooms, modern outdoor environments, and collaborative areas designed to optimize resources across the entire PreK-8 campus.
“When we broke ground on this spot, we shared a bold vision for what this campus could become,” said Michael Crabtree, Superintendent of Alamogordo Public Schools. “Standing here today, looking out at this state-of-the-art facility, I can proudly say that vision is now a reality. This project is a testament to the enduring partnership between Holloman Air Force Base, our district, and our entire community.”
The ribbon-cutting ceremony brought together military leadership, state representatives, educators, civic leaders, and families to celebrate not just a new building, but new possibilities—a facility poised to serve thousands of students for generations to come.


Sunny, with a high of 98 and low of 71 degrees. Sunny for the morning, clear in the afternoon and evening,
A Good man. Congrats Judge Cutts!
My family has been fishing and hiking around Bonito lake for well over 60 years we were very saddened when It was closed after the little bear fire but very happy when it opened. It should never be closed to recreational fishing and camping.
any city/town/village not looking after their water supplies, treatment facilities and delivery systems is being administered by idiots, i.e. timberon. and another opportunity to repeat that no data centers should be considered viable in the southwest unless they give prior commitments to supply <
about as useful outcome as could be hoped for...but i still wonder about the commission meeting on the 22nd - trust but verify.
S'cuse me, but ain't there already another empty observatory outside Downtown Cloudcroft? *** is the pearl-clutching about? No frickin' tourists are going to tour an old hunk of junk. A ****** bar's what we need.
A what? Whats a **** bar?