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AZ/NY/NM I cover education for @ABQJournal Formerly @TucsonSentinel, @NewmarkJSchool, @UArizona nrobbins@abqjournal.com

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Pima Sheriff's Dep't failed to notify family of dead inmate for 2.5 months | Exclusive

Pima Sheriff's Dep't failed to notify family of dead inmate for 2.5 months | Exclusive

The family of a 22-year-old Minnesota man who died in the Pima County Jail in May spent months posting on soc…

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After 31 years of 'Growing Native,' Petey Mesquitey still thinks the borderlands are beautiful

After 31 years of 'Growing Native,' Petey Mesquitey still thinks the borderlands are beautiful

'The horizon is forever': KXCI radio host still finds scenes to marvel at in Southern Arizona deserts

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With monsoons lurking, Tucson cops managing homeless camps with housing offers, bulldozers

With monsoons lurking, Tucson cops managing homeless camps with housing offers, bulldozers

City shifts more than 200 encampments in 9 months, offering motel rooms & services, but some unsheltered peop…

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Through bruises & blows, Tucson Roller Derby gives skaters a place to be themselves

Through bruises & blows, Tucson Roller Derby gives skaters a place to be themselves

After a year-and-a-half-long pandemic hiatus, Tucson Roller Derby is gearing up for competition with a wave o…

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The Trauma of the Train Operator

The Trauma of the Train Operator

MTA veteran recounts the shock of finding graffiti artists' bodies.

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New U.S. citizens sworn in during Independence Day ceremony at Saguaro National Park

New U.S. citizens sworn in during Independence Day ceremony at Saguaro National Park

A group of new U.S. citizens from multiple different countries took the Oath of Allegiance at a naturalizatio…

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APS surpasses 3-year reading goal but falls short in math

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Albuquerque Public Schools has met its three-year goals for underserved students in first and second grade reading but fell short in middle school math. According to assessment data from the end of the school year, 34% of first graders and 38.6% of second graders were proficient in reading. Though this means the majority of students in both grades still did not meet the benchmark, these are the highest scores reported since at least 2021.
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New UNM president Goldstein officially begins his term

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New UNM president Goldstein officially begins his term Natalie Robbins, Albuquerque Journal, N.M. Updated Fri, July 17, 2026 at 3:59 AM UTC Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Key takeawaysPowered by Yahoo Scout. Yahoo is using AI to generate key points from this article. This means the info may not always match what’s in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.
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APS surpasses 3-year reading goal but falls short in math

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EDUCATION Underserved first and second graders show literacy progress but middle school math scores falter Teacher Amber Broten helps second grader Gabby Lovato-Chavez take a reading assessment using the software Amira at Albuquerque's Matheson Park Elementary in April. Albuquerque Public Schools has met its three-year goals for underserved students in first and second grade reading but fell short in middle school math.
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