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These efforts from the Public Education Department are a part of its response to the Martinez/Yazzie lawsuit, to increase equity among students – particularly Native American students and other students of color.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowing public money to pay for tuition assistance at religious schools could eventually have an impact in New Mexico.

Every year it's a struggle to get teachers and staff into classrooms, but it's not just an Albuquerque problem.

Same minimum pay as teachers part of the deal

Thousands of students started summer break 24 hours ahead of schedule. Rio Rancho Public Schools decided to end the year early due to the tragedy in Texas.

Our connection to the Land of Israel, our connection to the environment of the Land of Israel, is of paramount importance to Judaism and Zionism. 

Bernstein in position for 22 years, faces social studies teacher Nogales in election

The district receives money from enrollment, and because of declining enrollment due to the COVID-19 pandemic, recommendations from the LFC include cutting more jobs and closing schools.

Firefighters have been making significant progress Wednesday on the biggest wildfires burning unusually hot and fast for this time of year in the western United States.

The country's largest teacher union released new rankings Tuesday, showing which states are paying their teachers the best. Union leaders said New Mexico should be a role model for the rest of the nation.