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CNM and RRPS Break Ground on Transportation Technology Center

  • On May 23, 2025, Central New Mexico Community College began construction of a new Transportation Technology Center at the RioTECH campus in Rio Rancho.
  • This event follows CNM’s partnership with Rio Rancho Public Schools, created to give high school students access to convenient Career Technical Education programs leading to local in-demand careers.
  • The 43,800-square-foot center will include labs designed to simulate professional repair shops with the latest tools and technology, serving about 250 students per year starting Fall 2026.
  • CNM President Tracy Hartzler expressed enthusiasm about collaborating with Rio Rancho Public Schools to advance the development of RioTECH, emphasizing the center's important role in creating expanded educational opportunities.
  • The center will broaden trades training at RioTECH, address workforce demands, offer tuition-free dual credit classes, and provide clear pathways to careers or further education for students.
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New Mexico Community College, School District Partner to Expand CTE High School Offerings with Transportation Technology Center

Central New Mexico Community College broke ground on the state-of-the-art facility that will connect high school students from Rio Rancho Public Schools to modern learning labs designed for the future of transportation technology education, providing students with direct access to…

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KRQE News 13 broke the news in Albuquerque, United States on Thursday, May 22, 2025.
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