Colgan: Update On Hybrid Learning At LAMS And LAHS
By MELANIE COLGAN
President
LAPS School Board
The LAPS School Board was as surprised as you were to hear the Governor’s announcement yesterday that secondary students could return to campus for Hybrid learning as early as Feb. 8. Rest assured that the LAPS leadership team began working on implementing these plans as soon as the announcement was made.
However, like any large endeavor, the devil is in the details. In fact, just last evening, Superintendents received a 4-page memo from PED Secretary Stewart detailing specific requirements, procedures and restrictions. These will all take time Read More
Curative Testing Underway At Overlook Park Until 2 PM … Slots Are Still Available
COUNTY: COVID-19 Vaccine Clarification For Seniors
COUNTY News:
Los Alamos County announced this morning that notifications for senior COVID-19 vaccinations have been sent to individuals to schedule their appointments.
Los Alamos County Social Services Department would like to share some clarifying instructions to avoid confusion and frustration when scheduling your appointment.
Clarifying Instructions:
- Do not check the box stating “Yes, I have an event code”; and
- Do not enter your unique code in the “Event Code” field.
Individuals only need to select the time of appointment that is available. If an event code is entered, the website Read More
Human Trafficking Bill Enacting Tougher Penalties Passes House Consumer And Public Affairs Unanimously
Assistant Attorney General Mark Probasco
By ROBERT NOTT
SFNM
After hearing emotional testimony from victims of human trafficking, members of the House Consumer and Public Affairs Committee unanimously voted to support a bill enacting tougher penalties for the crime.
House Bill 56 also broadens the definition of human trafficking, expands protections for victims and gives law enforcement more clarification on what they can do to identify and arrest people engaged in the offense.
It also requires those convicted of human trafficking to register as sex offenders in the state.
“The goal Read More