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A mental wellbeing app is being rolled out to young farmers in a pilot scheme to support young people in the Scottish agricultural industry.

New Mexico is mandated to reform its education system and made financial gains to meet a court order, but advocate groups want a greater commitment.

New Mexico is mandated to reform its education system and made financial gains to meet a court order, but advocate groups want a greater commitment.

Educators near Philadelphia say consistent budget shortfalls have left them ill-equipped to handle the challenges of teaching through a pandemic.

According to a Legislative Education Study Committee senior policy analyst, New Mexico continues to face challenges with recruiting high-quality teachers for every student.

According to a Legislative Education Study Committee senior policy analyst, New Mexico continues to face challenges with recruiting high-quality teachers for every student.

After New Mexico State University delivered some good news last week – specifically, that the state’s over 1,000 teacher vacancies had been cut by nearly 360 positions – it seemed as though the clouds had begun to part and light was shining through.

In November, voters will vote whether an additional 1.25 percent of distribution will come from the Land Grant Permanent Fund to help support early childcare education in New Mexico, as well as address some of the concerns raised in the Yazzie-Martinez lawsuit. The fund, also known as the Permanent School Fund, at around $25 billion, […]

Education officials say it has been difficult to determine how successful changes required through the Hernandez/Yazzie Lawsuit have fared.

PED Secretary of Identity, Equity, and Transformation Dr. Vickie Bannerman said her staff is weighing public comments on the strategic plan and expects a new draft to be ready for review by Sept. 30.