Christina C. Baca

Three finalists of twelve applicants for the position of Superintendent of the Taos Municipal Schools will advance to the next round of consideration for the post (listed alphabetically): Christina C. Baca of Northern New Mexico College; Dr. Loretta De Long of Mankato, Minnesota; and an unnamed person who requested anonymity at this time.
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Christina C. Baca currently serves as an adjunct professor at Northern New Mexico College.Her duties include training prospective teachers in the New Mexico performance evaluation process for instructional improvement.At the Mesa Vista School District, she held the following positions: El Rito Elementary School Principal; and Testing Coordinator and Principal at Ojo Caliente Elementary School.She served as Director of Instruction, Testing Coordinator and Interim Superintendent for the Cuba School District.Other experience is as follows: New Mexico Department of Education Intervention Monitor and Middle School Principal for the Santa Fe Public Schools.In a 14-year period in San Diego, Baca held the following positions: Program Evaluator, Integration Coordinator, Race/Human Relations Facilitator, and Vice Principal and Principal of an elementary school.Baca also taught Special Education at the Las Cruces Schools, Taos Municipal Schools and as a graduate student, at Harvard University.She attended New Mexico State University, New Mexico Highlands University and Point Loma Nazarene College in San Diego.Harvard University Graduate School of Education granted her a Master of Education degree.

Christina Baca Northern NM College

Christina Baca, principal of El Rito Elementary, refused to confirm that the girl's mother had been suspended.She referred questions to the superintendent's office.

"It caught the School District off guard," said Christina Baca, the acting school superintendent.
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Murphy had never been alone with any of them, Baca said, and none reported that Murphy did anything improper.
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"Student safety is our top priority," Baca said.
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"An experience like this hurts because our intentions were noble," Baca said.