Turquoise Trail Charter School moves to buy its property from school district

Eighth grader Oliver Hogrebe, left, plays four square with classmate Erick Caballero and others Oct. The charter school south of the city — one of the oldest in the state — has long paid rent to Santa Fe Public Schools.

16 at Turquoise Trail Charter School. She has begun talks with the public school district to purchase the property now that the school is in a financial position to do so.