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===Middle Schools===
===Middle Schools===
* [http://www.rrps.net/Newmiddle/eagle/default.htm Eagle Ridge Middle School]
* [http://eagle.rrps.net/?sessionid=f71bbeea234f05fa38d72ec9aab718b7&t Eagle Ridge Middle School]
* [http://www.rrps.net/Newmiddle/lincoln/default.htm Lincoln Middle School]
* [http://lincoln.rrps.net/?sessionid=eaea266ba5d476fd66f040079cae449f&t Lincoln Middle School]
* [http://www.rrps.net/Newmiddle/mountain/default.htm Mountain View Middle School]
* [http://mountain.rrps.net/?sessionid=8b268a92ff44e6246db3b2613eb1c97c&t Mountain View Middle School]
* [http://www.rrps.net/Newmiddle/rrms/default.htm Rio Rancho Middle School]
* [http://rioranchomiddle.rrps.net/?sessionid=d46852b36612465d9ae2e1c1d9066f69&t Rio Rancho Middle School]
* [http://cyberacademy.rrps.net/?sessionid=f23dffc38736450e5c0b97e44a743f83&t Rio Rancho Cyber Academy]


===Elementary Schools===
===Elementary Schools===

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Introduction

Rio Rancho Public Schools (RRPS) is a school district located in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. Rio Rancho Public Schools serves the municipality of Rio Rancho. The school district has a total of 18 schools. The district has two high schools, two alternative high schools, four middle schools, 10 elementary schools and 1 preschool.

History

Founding

Rio Rancho Public Schools was created as a K-8 system because no high school existed in Rio Rancho at the time the district was founded in July 1994. At the time high school students living south of Northern Blvd. continued to be part of the Albuquerque Public Schools (APS) and attended Cibola High School. Students living north of Northern Blvd continued to be part of the Jemez Valley Public Schools district, though most attended classes at Del Norte High School in Albuquerque, the only APS high school that had room for them at the time. Small numbers of students were scattered through nine additional Albuquerque metro area schools.

Schools

High Schools

Middle Schools

Elementary Schools

Preschools

References