Future uncertain for state’s charter school growth
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Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham has said she would impose a moratorium on opening new charter schools until state leaders reviewed how those already in place were performing. Continue Reading
Education comes to a head in 2019: Will lawmakers pass the test?
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Hanging over the debate about teachers’ salaries and envisioning schools for the 21st century will be a court ruling that New Mexico has violated the state Constitution by not adequately educating at-risk students. Continue Reading
Hope, outreach and service will make NM better
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In the days to come let’s strengthen our bond and work in unison. Continue Reading
Q&A: Lujan Grisham pledges to ‘produce results’ for New Mexicans
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The governor-elect says she will be ‘a fighter and independent thinker’ who will work to ‘forever transform our state.’ Continue Reading
The next legislative session could echo 2003
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When Democrat Bill Richardson replaced Republican Gary Johnson as governor, ‘it was like a dam burst,’ former state Sen. Dede Feldman said. Continue Reading
Criminal justice reform expected to be a ‘premier topic’ for lawmakers
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Most of the bills an interim committee discussed Thursday previously passed the Legislature with bipartisan support before they were vetoed by outgoing Gov. Susana Martinez. Continue Reading
Court ruling in battle over education funding will influence election, legislative session
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State District Judge Sarah Singleton ruled New Mexico guilty on Friday of shirking its constitutional duty to adequately educate at-risk students. Continue Reading