Truth or Consequences Municipal Schools is a school district headquartered in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, U.S.
Its boundary is all of Sierra County. [1]
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In 2020, Channell Segura became the superintendent. [2]
By 2021, Segura made changes in curriculum building and allowed outside candidates to fill every principal position. [3]
In July 2022, Segura announced she would leave her position effective August 5, 2022. [4]
Schools are in Truth or Consequences unless otherwise stated.
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