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Unions are pushing for higher teacher pay, initiatives to get more college students enrolled in teacher-preparation programs, expanded prekindergarten programs, and extra counselors, social workers and nurses. Continue Reading
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
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
January will mark two years since Lynn Middle School in Las Cruces re-imagined itself. Continue Reading
Curiosity is the currency of all learning. What public school personnel should be are the guardians of curiosity. Continue Reading
In the coming days, governor-elect Michelle Lujan Grisham will take the first major step to fulfill her sweeping campaign promises on education. Continue Reading
For our children to be successful in the future, we must invest in them now. Continue Reading
The incoming governor will appoint new department heads for the state agencies, but she has another list of important appointments to make shortly after taking office. Continue Reading
Steve Pearce’s lack of understanding of and commitment to early childhood education is inexplicable and inexcusable. Continue Reading
Searchlight New Mexico fact-checked eight claims she made during her two runs and terms as governor. Continue Reading
Searchlight New Mexico graded outgoing Gov. Susana Martinez’s team. Here’s what the news organization found. Continue Reading
Many shell out between $5,000 and $15,000 in recruitment fees, plus thousands of dollars in additional costs. Continue Reading
Four recruiting agencies in New Mexico are run by educators or close relatives. Continue Reading
Guest worker programs have long been shadowed by middlemen. Continue Reading
This year, that hope is especially bright, as we find ourselves with multiple opportunities to come together and shape New Mexico’s future in a way that hasn’t been possible in a decade. Continue Reading