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Sixth-graders from Taos International School ham it up after studying garbology. COURTESY photo
Taos International sixth-graders learn about 'garbology'
Garbology is the study of garbage. Where does all of our garbage go after we throw it away? more
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Flora Mack is traveling with her family to Peru this summer to document the effects of climate change, melting glaciers and flooding on villages there.
Just how 'natural' are natural disasters?
Some of the rise in water is caused by glaciers melting. Glaciers are melting faster because the atmosphere is getting hotter and hotter from the greenhouse gas emissions. This is mostly humans' fault. more
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Courtesy photoRepairs to degraded roofs of Taos Municipal Schools are one type of repair that would be covered if Taos County voters pass the mill levy.
Mill Levy Q&A
What is the Two-Mill Capital Improvements Levy (SB 9), and why is it important? … more
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The Science of Snow
About once a month, snow rangers hike, ski and snowshoe their way to the tops of the mountains in Northern New Mexico. They have a … more
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Urijah Griego will be traveling to Albuquerque in March to compete at the state spelling bee. Griego, from Questa, lasted seven rounds in the district spelling bee here in Taos.
Questa student Urijah Griego heads to state spelling bee
Urijah is one of the first students from Questa to represent Taos County in the state bee. more
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Vista Grande High School Honor Roll
Ninth grade, 4.0: Koey Cox, Alicia Weathers, Michelle Weathers... more
Jesse Moya/The Taos NewsTISA's playground sits unfenced on La Posta Road. If Taos County voters approve the mill levy, TISA can seek a portion of the funds to add a fence to separate their students from the road. Ballots for or against the mill levy are due to the county clerk by Feb. 5.
Mill levy vote could bring in millions to schools
This has been ongoing for several years, and this current vote is a mere continuance of the levy that has been in place. more
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Morgan Timms/The Taos NewsKindergarten teacher Blue MacHardy leads her students in the pronunciation of alphabet letters Tuesday (Jan. 29) at Anansi Charter School in El Prado.
Anansi to hold Blue Ribbon celebration
In 2018, Anansi was designated a Blue Ribbon School by U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos for the school's academic achievement and progress. more
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Morgan Timms/The Taos NewsAlejandro Martinez, 14, answers questions from judges with his twin brother, Augustin Martinez, on Friday (Jan. 25) during Taos Charter School's annual Science Fair in the school's gymnasium. The brothers' project, "We can read," used 3D printing to develop prototypes that help people with cerebral palsy read independently.
Taos Charter holds annual science fair
Seventy-five students entered in this year's fair with a wide variety of project topics and themes. more
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Augustin Martínez, 14, answers questions from judges with his twin brother, Alejandro Martínez. The brothers' project, "We can read," used 3-D printing to develop prototypes that help people with cerebral palsy read independently.
Photo Gallery: Students excel at Taos Charter School's Science Fair
Dozens of young scientists showcased their final projects Friday (Jan. 25) during Taos Charter School's annual Science Fair in the school's gymnasium. more
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