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The head of the New Mexico Lottery says his organization could provide more money for students if the Legislature scrapped a requirement pledging 30 percent of ticket sales to college scholarships. Continue Reading
Assessment drives the curriculum instead of curricula driving assessment. It is a recipe for failure. Continue Reading
The announcement comes after the school board met in closed session to discuss its superintendent search Tuesday evening. Continue Reading
The bottom line is that we’re stuck – and we’ve remained stuck through leadership from Democrats and leadership from Republicans and leadership from bipartisan coalitions. The roots of our problems are deeper than any ideology can solve. Continue Reading
The Las Cruces Public Schools Board of Education has selected five people to be considered as semifinalists for its open superintendent job. Continue Reading
What our children need from us is honest self-reflection, individually and collectively. Continue Reading
Where are we failing our state’s children? What are we missing? Continue Reading
Our nation takes normally curious young people and uneducates them by focusing on testing, which is of no interest to students. Continue Reading
There’s no place else to cut, so we must raise revenue. Continue Reading
Don’t let Dunn’s ruse of “I’m for the kids” fool you — because if he was, he’d support the BLM rule and the millions it would generate for the children of New Mexico. Continue Reading
The self-proclaimed most transparent governor in history needs to drop her resistance to sunshine and embrace a special session. Democrats need to treat the situation as the serious problem it is instead of an opportunity to score political points. Continue Reading
Dunn wants the federal government to transfer millions of unleased subsurface mineral acres beneath private land to the state, to be set aside in a new trust specifically for early childhood programs like home visiting and child-care assistance. Continue Reading
NEA-New Mexico advocates for positive, proactive policies and evidence-based programs to achieve greater student success in reading. Continue Reading
When it comes to community development, everyone should try to make a difference. Continue Reading
The LCPS Board of Education has identified our strengths and has brought members of the community together in deciding what we need in our next superintendent. Continue Reading