THERE’S A SHORTAGE OF PEOPLE WILLING TO TEACH IN NEW MEXICO. RIO RANCHO, LIKE ALBUQUERQUE, IS GOING IN TO THIS NEXT SCHOOL YEAR WITH A TEACHER DEFICIT. SUPERINTENDENT SUE CLEVELAND TELLS US SHE’S TALKED TO THE PRESIDENT AT NEW MEXICO STATE ABOUT THE PROBLEM. SHE SAYS SHE’S ALSO TALKED TO U-N-M ABOUT THE ISSUE. CLEVELAND SAYS THE RIO RANCHO DISTRICT IS LOOKING FOR 50 TEACHERS. SHE SAYS IT’S AN UNPRECEDENTED SITUATION FOR HER.
