One week after Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham announced that K-12 schools across the state can return to in-person learning regardless of their red to green risk designation, most elementary and secondary students remain at home.
While the announcement came as welcome news to a number of students around the state, many teachers were skeptical, suspicious or downright bewildered about the abrupt about-face regarding convening groups of five or more people while the coronavirus vaccine is still slow to roll out.
“All of the members of the union were su
Bulldogs recover in a big way against Hallsville Published by admin on Thu, 01/07/2021 - 8:14am Raef Yager goes up for 2 of his 18 points on Wednesday. [Eric Mattson]
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The first quarter of Wednesday night’s game belonged to Hallsville. The second quarter – well, that was another matter.
“What did we hold them to, 3 points?” asked Bulldogs forward Drew Blevins. “They started hot, but we got the job done.”
The big reversal of fortune in the second quarter after the Indians jumped out to a 22-13 lead launched Mexico on their way to a commanding 81-56 win at The Sports Complex, taking the Bulldogs to 6-0 on the young season.