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Los Lunas superintendent named new education secretary

Higher EducatioHigher Education Secretary Stephanie Rodriguez

August Education News Wrap-Up

The New Mexico Public Education Department is planning to implement a rule requiring all schools to meet a 180-day instructional minimum from the 2024-2025 academic year, with provisions for exemptions based on public feedback and academic performance, particularly in reading and language arts. This adjustment, spurred by disparities in school schedules and the enactment of House Bill 130, seeks to standardize instructional time across the state and improve student outcomes, accommodating four-day school weeks and offering exemptions for schools demonstrating significant academic growth.

New Mexico Public Education Overhauls School Calendar with 180-Day Rule, Allowing Exemptions

This small, portable badge will be used by school staff to alert for assistance in the event of an emergency at any APS school.

APS Teachers to Wear Crisis Alert Badges

(No) Coffee Break with New Mexican Renaissance Man Joe Dan Lovato

Bringing a Passion for Science to the Classroom: Coffee Break with Jessica Sanders, New Mexico’s 2019 Teacher of the Year

Coffee Break with 2019 Golden Apple Winner Brittany Behenna Griffith

Coffee Break with Christopher Jones: A Burqueño Seeks Impact in His Hometown