Where’s the proof that funding early childhood programs works?
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It’s something that should be on the mind of every New Mexican planning to vote in November. Continue Reading
Redefining the possible: NM high school dropout becomes education advocate
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A version of this question runs in my head every day: What am I doing to break this cycle? Continue Reading
Adult education can be a game-changer for families and economy
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It’s one of the most effective tools to break the cycle of family poverty, helping children and parents achieve better jobs, wages, health and well-being, while also boosting the economy. Continue Reading
When colleges let down Indigenous students
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Discrimination against two young Mohawk men at Colorado State University highlights an all-too-common misunderstanding. Continue Reading
Q&A: Pearce says NM must fix broken education system before expanding early childhood
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Learn what Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Pearce thinks about the issues of early childhood, child wellbeing and education. Continue Reading
To reduce school violence, build smaller schools
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The evidence is clear that school shootings and violence are more likely to occur in larger schools. Continue Reading
Most land commissioner candidates decline to make their case
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But two Democrats responded to Searchlight New Mexico’s questions in detail. Continue Reading
Q&A: Lujan Grisham says early childhood education will be ‘hallmark’
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Learn what Democratic gubernatorial candidate Michelle Lujan Grisham thinks about the issues of early childhood, child wellbeing and education. Continue Reading
Keep proving them wrong, Gray brothers
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The best way we can fight these stereotypes is by succeeding in spite of them. Continue Reading
Dem gubernatorial candidates talk education, taxes and behavioral health
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The three Democratic candidates for governor met in a forum in Las Cruces last week to showcase their plans to change the direction of New Mexico. Continue Reading
NM’s children need to be healthy and fed
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Get on the phone and tell our congressional delegation to oppose harmful cuts to SNAP. Continue Reading
Investing in kids is morally and fiscally responsible
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Using some of our money to support the youngest New Mexicans is morally right. It’s also fiscally prudent. Continue Reading
Competition fosters computer skills in rural NM school district
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The Village of Melrose may be small, but that hasn’t stopped the school district from competing in New Mexico’s Supercomputing Challenge. Continue Reading
It’s time to address school safety, education and capital outlay reform
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We cannot afford to waste so much as a day in confronting our challenges head on. Continue Reading
Unique program helps Navajo students pass GED test
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Benson Ndolo’s students, most of them Navajo, have grown up under the most difficult circumstances. Continue Reading