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Homer 33C Teachers Earn National Board Teacher Certifications

Reply Shannon Schroeder, Caroline Risum and Kelly Klosak earned their NBT from the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards. (Shutterstock) Press release from Homer Community Consolidated School District 33C: Jan. 21, 2021 Three Homer 33C teachers have earned their National Board Teacher Certification (NBT) from the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS). Subscribe Shannon Schroeder teaches 8th grade English Language Arts (ELA) at Homer Jr. High. She holds a bachelor s degree in Secondary Education and Composition from DePauw University and a master s degree in Secondary Education and English from Indiana University. She recently finished a second master s from Olivet Nazarene University in Curriculum and Instruction & School Leadership. Mrs. Schroeder co-sponsors the Natural Helpers club, serves on the School Leadership Team, and is a District Instructional Technology Coach.

New Mexico Legislative committee endorses boost to learning time

SANTA FE - The Legislative Education Study Committee has backed proposed legislation that would require public schools to increase the amount of time all students spend learning next school year. The idea is to address learning loss that has resulted from the pandemic. But, according to the proposal, the extra classroom time would be contingent on in-person instruction being allowed. A draft of the bill says elementary schools could extend schooling through the K-5 Plus program, which would add 25 days to the school year, or through the Extended Learning Time Program, which lengthens the year by 10 days. Middle and high schools would use the Extended Learning Time Program.

Two Carson City teachers earn National Board certification

Two Carson City teachers earn National Board certification
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Oil, gas industry gifts billion to New Mexico schools despite COVID-19

Oil and gas contributed about $1.37 billion to public education in New Mexico, per a recent study from industry leaders for Fiscal Year 2020 – even as the state and world economy was ravaged by the COVID-19 heath crisis. In Fiscal Year 2019, oil and gas contributed about $1.36 billion to public education in a year of record-breaking production led by the Permian Basin and a boom in hydraulic fracturing. The pandemic brought on a slump in fuel demand which caused the value of oil to drop to historic lows, plummeting below $0 per barrel in April for the first time in history. But even during dire economic times, Ryan Flynn, director of the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association, which commissioned the study with the New Mexico Tax Research Institute, said New Mexico still saw high levels of production which he expected to continue in the coming years as the world recovers from the health crisis.

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