SFPS tried to make low-achieving students disappear, according to a report on student achievement data that has become the latest flash point between Superintendent Bobbie Gutierrez and the Board of Education.

SFPS' architect for Agua Fria school construction missed the budget bus. Reputable contractors say there's not enough money to do the job.

The June 7 meeting of the Santa Fe Public Schools Board of Education didn’t exactly end with the board members holding hands and singing “Kumbaya.”

In most states, a year of infant care currently costs more than a year of college.

If the Santa Fe Resource and Opportunity Center had one of those fundraising thermometers meant to motivate donors, the mercury wouldn’t quite reach the top.

Inadequate staffing levels at Christus St. Vincent Regional Medical Center were a major factor in the National Union of Hospital and Health Care Employees’ June 13 vote to authorize a strike.

If Gov. Susana Martinez’ administration gets its way, New Mexico could be the first state to rescind energy-efficiency advances in its building code.

An internal Christus St Vincent Regional Medical Center memo blames a loss in funding from Santa Fe County for downsizing 14 hospital jobs.

Santa Fe Public Schools has a hard time pointing to the reason Agua Fria Elementary School needs to be torn down. Some suspect a conflict of interest with the architect involved.

A Department of Health attempt to expose alleged unfair hiring practices and improper handling of public funds took a hit when her complaints were dismissed.