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Readers weigh in on schools, film and libraries
10+ hour, 46+ min ago (589+ words) LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Misconceptions are overshadowing what’s working for New Mexico students Amira works with 5 million students worldwide, including tens of thousands of students right here in New Mexico. Most importantly, it's the only reading intervention validated for meaningful…...
OPINION: Talk of the Town
4+ week, 2+ hour ago (1024+ words) children gun safety. Why is it not the same with social media? In fact this new advent of technology may prove...
Readers sound off on schools, energy, and local leaders
3+ week, 13+ hour ago (556+ words) LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Why I am fighting for parental rights and transparency in schools With a new school year underway, parents should be armed with information. Children’s first advocates are their parents. This school year, let’s stay engaged, ask…...
Opinion: APS parents push back on AI reading tool in classrooms
3+ week, 4+ day ago (721+ words) I am one of thousands of parents who are fed up with the requirement from Albuquerque Public Schools and the state’s Public Education Department that our kids be exposed to artificial intelligence through Amira Learning. The reason families are outraged…...
Opinion: How NM can fix the charter school funding gap
3+ week, 1+ day ago (504+ words) When I was growing up in Roswell, there were few school choices for kids like me. I attended traditional neighborhood schools and learned best hands-on, but project-based learning wasn't an option. I struggled to connect what I was learning in…...
CNM sees a path to high-paying tech jobs in New Mexico
4+ hour, 53+ min ago (442+ words) I believe that moment has arrived. Location matters. The proximity to Sandia is key and will bring learners, educators, engineers, researchers, entrepreneurs and industry leaders into an innovation space to encourage movement of ideas from research to businesses, training programs…...
Domenici policy conference returns to NMSU after 8 years
3+ week, 4+ day ago (720+ words) Heather Wilson, Sen. Ben Ray Luján to be keynote speakers New Mexico State University recently announced its annual Domenici Public Policy Conference will return to Las Cruces in September after an eight-year hiatus. “Universities play a pivotal role in stimulating…...
NM Tech staff votes no confidence in two top administrators
3+ week, 5+ day ago (569+ words) Staff at the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology voted “no confidence” in two administrators, citing alleged harassment, retaliation and other “legally actionable misconduct.” Twelve of 17 members of the New Mexico Tech Staff Council voted “no confidence” in Provost…...
Opinion: Career and technical education builds a stronger New Mexico
3+ week, 5+ day ago (422+ words) Too often, CTE is treated as secondary to traditional academics. In reality, when students have access to a broad range of skill development, they become invested in learning because they can see how it connects to their future. I've watched…...
APS students design ‘I Voted’ stickers for general election
2+ day, 14+ hour ago (501+ words) Zoey Harris, grade 2, John Baker Elementary School Bryce Tumpane, grade 4, Oñate Elementary School Elias Silva, grade 5, Coronado Elementary School Maya Flores Leggett, grade 5, Sandia Base Elementary School Catalina Jaramillo, grade 6, Tony Hillerman Middle School Sarah Salazar, grade 7, Eisenhower Middle School…...