Pearce’s education ad stands in contrast to his record
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Fortunately, New Mexicans can choose a great pro-education candidate this year. Continue Reading
Risky buildings: New Mexico’s schools run on old infrastructure
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Despite investing billions, the state says most school systems are out of date or hazardous. Continue Reading
Years of frustration lie behind landmark school lawsuit
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Tired of hearing ‘no,’ plaintiff says, taking NM to court was her only option. Continue Reading
How the Yazzie case could be a ‘game-changer’ for NM
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The landmark ruling is a chance for reform, experts say. Continue Reading
Charter school organization that focuses on sending kids to college eyes NM
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IDEA schools serve low-income Hispanic students in Texas — and tout a 100 percent graduation rate. Continue Reading
To improve our schools, spend more in the classroom
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Unfortunately, too much of New Mexico’s school spending has gone to categories that don’t make a difference for students. Continue Reading
Charter schools target New Mexico’s at-risk students
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And while many see some success, they’re not without controversy. Continue Reading
It’s hard to manage your credit when you’ve never heard of ‘interest’
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New Mexico is among the states looking at how to increase financial literacy through education courses and other means. Continue Reading
Creative thinking brings child-care center to Jal
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The innovative new child-care center brings together two state programs under one roof in a way that had never been done before. Continue Reading
Las Cruces schools set up first PreK classes
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The new preschool classes are part of the Public Education Department’s $4.37 million expansion to 11 school districts that didn’t have NM PreK programs in place. Continue Reading
‘We can do it and do it right.’ Roswell puts pieces in place for preschool
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Those efforts may create a blueprint for early childhood expansion into rural areas throughout New Mexico. Continue Reading
Expecting a ‘sufficient’ education without being able to define it
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Can public schools be made better? Always. Will political solutions help? Never. Continue Reading
Lujan Grisham won’t fight education lawsuit ruling if she is next governor
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School funding lawsuits are usually long legal slogs, but New Mexico’s timeline could be shortened by years. 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
Ruling in K-12 funding lawsuit is a move in the right direction
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It is past time for the state to ensure that every child enters school ready to learn and that they are enrolled in a well-resourced educational system that is responsive to their cultural identity. Continue Reading