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New Mexico relaxes testing for students on track to graduate in 2024 - Vimarsana News

New Mexico relaxes testing for students on track to graduate in 2024

New Mexico is eliminating the need to pass standardized tests as a way to demonstrate high school students are ready to graduate.

Mon: ABQ sees record number of homicides in 2022, +More - Vimarsana News

Mon: ABQ sees record number of homicides in 2022, +More

Albuquerque has set a new record for the most homicides in one year at 115 and counting, according to authorities.The Albuquerque Journal reported the record was previously set in 2021 with 117 homicides by year's end around the city, but at least three of those have since been ruled self-defense shootings or otherwise.

Source: kunm.org
New Mexico relaxes testing for students on track to graduate in 2024 - Vimarsana News

New Mexico relaxes testing for students on track to graduate in 2024

New Mexico is eliminating the need to pass standardized tests as a way to demonstrate high school students are ready to graduate.

New Mexico eliminates the need to pass standardized testing for students on track to graduate in 2024 - Vimarsana News

New Mexico eliminates the need to pass standardized testing for students on track to graduate in 2024

The state of New Mexico is easing its testing requirements for certain students who have already demonstrated that they’re ready to graduate.

NM relaxes testing for students on track to graduate in 2024 - Vimarsana News

NM relaxes testing for students on track to graduate in 2024

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — New Mexico is relaxing requirements for some high school students by eliminating the need to pass standardized tests as a way to demonstrate they're ready to graduate, the state Public Education Department said.

Source: apnews.com