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Santa Fe Public Schools accused of withholding information on audio surveillance investigation (opens the original)
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A new lawsuit accuses Santa Fe Public Schools of improperly withholding public information about the installation of controversial audio-enabled cameras across the district. The audio surveillance system, built up over years and likely costing millions, boiled over in September 2025 after a facilities employee reported being told she wouldnât have access to a new camera because it had audio. According to a heavily redacted 87-page investigative report commissioned by the district through its o
Santa Fe fishing derby gives children rare glimpse of normally closed reservoir (opens the original)
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As a procession of city buses negotiated tight curves up a muddy mountain road, Santa Fe Park Ranger Supervisor Ryan Ashcraft, gripping a handrail for stability, stood to address his fellow passengers. "I know it's 6 a.m. and a lot of you are really sleepy. So I'm not going to yell at you about water for very long," he said. But there were important notes, he said, for parents and kids with fishing rods and nets in hand to understand about their destination: Nichols Reservoir, normally closed to
Former Santa Fe High teacher sues district, alleges anti-white and age discrimination (opens the original)
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A former Santa Fe High School teacher has filed a discrimination lawsuit against Santa Fe Public Schools, alleging school leaders passed her over in favor of younger, Hispanic candidates. Lorie Johnson, 63, alleges she was passed over for job opportunities because of her age and because she is white and that the district retaliated against her after she filed a complaint with the state. She filed the lawsuit Sept. 9 in First Judicial District Court in Santa Fe, alleging race and age discriminati
Santa Fe school cafeteria workers threaten to strike after weeks of underpayments (opens the original)
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Santa Fe Public Schools' cafeteria workers said Thursday they are on the verge of a strike after being underpaid for the first nine weeks of the school year. A few dozen of them came to Thursday's school board meeting to deliver that message. The district acknowledged the error Friday and promised to repay the affected workers. Chief Financial Officer Richard Halford wrote in a text message the district has been using incorrect pay tables, and workers should see backpay in Wednesday's paychecks
Task force recommends no screen time for New Mexico's youngest students (opens the original)
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Thatâs the recommendation from a task force charged by the Legislature with studying screen use in elementary classrooms â a recommendation that includes directing the state Public Education Department to consider no screen time at all for students in kindergarten through second grade. âTechnology can be a powerful tool,â said Ben Barlow, principal of North Star Elementary School in Albuquerque and a task force member, noting the usefulness of computers in schools to prepare students for
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