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THURS: Rio Rancho hospital workers seek the right to form a union, + More - Vimarsana News

THURS: Rio Rancho hospital workers seek the right to form a union, + More

Hospital workers in Rio Rancho are one step closer to overcoming their bosses’ objections to forming a union.

Source: kunm.org
THURS: New approach to teaching race in school divides NM, National Guard asked to sub for sick teachers amid omicron, + More - Vimarsana News

THURS: New approach to teaching race in school divides NM, National Guard asked to sub for sick teachers amid omicron, + More

A proposal to overhaul New Mexico's social studies standards has stirred debate over how race should be taught in schools, with thousands of parents and teachers weighing in on changes that would dramatically increase instruction related to racial and social identity beginning in kindergarten.

Source: kunm.org
WED: New Mexico rolls out COVID-19 tests, schools running short, + More - Vimarsana News

WED: New Mexico rolls out COVID-19 tests, schools running short, + More

New Mexico is sending free COVID-19 home tests to low-income and underserved neighborhoods.

Source: kunm.org
TUES: APS reopens after cyberattack, Gov. adds rent reform to packed session schedule, + More - Vimarsana News

TUES: APS reopens after cyberattack, Gov. adds rent reform to packed session schedule, + More

New Mexico's largest school district will reopen Tuesday after a cyberattack that forced a two-day closure, officials said.

Source: kunm.org
Staffing marks top education goal for New Mexico lawmakers - Vimarsana News

Staffing marks top education goal for New Mexico lawmakers

New Mexico lawmakers are meeting starting Tuesday to craft the state budget, about half of which is expected to go to K-12 education.