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Public Schools in Aztec, NM
Aztec High School - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 334-9414
Head Start Centers - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 334-8541
Koogler Middle School - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 334-6102
Lydia Rippey Elementary School - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 334-2621
McCoy Elementary School - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 334-6831
Park Avenue Elementary School - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 334-9469
San Juan Cooperative Extension Service - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 334-9496
Schools-Public - Aztec Public Schools - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 334-2150
Schools-Public - Aztec Public Schools- Administrative Offices - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 599-4300
Schools-Public - Aztec Public Schools- Administrative Offices- Exceptional Program Of - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 334-3695
Schools-Public - Aztec Public Schools- Administrative Offices- Maintenance Depart - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 334-6961
Schools-Public - Aztec Public Schools- Federal Programs - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 334-9505
Schools-Public - Aztec Public Schools- High Schools- Aztec High School- Cafeteria Serv - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 334-9232
Schools-Public - Bloomfield Schools- Blanco Elementary School - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 632-3434
Schools-Public - Bloomfield Schools- Bloomfield High School - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 632-3373
Schools-Public - Bloomfield Schools- Central Primary School - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 632-2121
Schools-Public - Bloomfield Schools- Charlie Y Brown School - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 632-2674
Schools-Public - Bloomfield Schools- Head Start Program - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 634-3892
Schools-Public - Bloomfield Schools- Maintenance Shop - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 634-3462
Schools-Public - Bloomfield Schools- Mesa Alta Jr High - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 632-8021
Schools-Public - Bloomfield Schools- Naaba Ani Elementary - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 632-8001
Schools-Public - Bloomfield Schools- Preschool Complex - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 634-3883
Schools-Public - Bloomfield Schools- Region I Cooperative - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 634-3882
Schools-Public - Bloomfield Schools- Rio Vista Middle School - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 634-3700
Schools-Public - Bloomfield Schools- Transportation Department - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 632-2662
Schools-Public - Farmington Public Schools- Day Reporting School - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 599-8650
Schools-Public - Farmington Public Schools- Farmington High School- Athle - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 599-8772
Schools-Public - Farmington Public Schools- Farmington High School- Attend - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 599-8766
Schools-Public - Farmington Public Schools- Farmington High School- Guid - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 599-8773
Schools-Public - Farmington Public Schools- Instructional Warehouse - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 599-8811
Schools-Public - Farmington Public Schools- Piedra Vista High School- Athle - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 599-8775
Schools-Public - Farmington Public Schools- Piedra Vista High School- Attend - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 599-8774
Schools-Public - Farmington Public Schools- Piedra Vista High School- Guid - Aztec, NM - Phone: (505) 599-8776
Helpful Definition for: Public Schools
The term public school is commonly used in a school that relies on private funding sources. They are public in the sense of an initial public offering , anyone who can afford the tuition and meets the institutional requirements may attend, rather than the normal sense of being public, that is state run, institutions in Aztec.Schools which were subsequently reformed by the Public Schools Acts is termed commonly as private schools in general.
Often successful businessmen in earlier days would send their sons to a public school as a mark of participation in the elite and much of the discipline was in the hands of senior pupils,usually known as prefects, which was not just a means to reduce staffing costs, but was also seen as vital preparation for those pupils' later roles in public or military service in Aztec. More recently heads of public schools have been emphasizing that senior pupils now play a much reduced role in disciplining.
