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The New Mexico Legislature passed several education bills in the session that ended Thursday, but not all reforms passed.
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Members of the Legislative Education Study Committee told lawmakers this week they should take a closer look at suspension and expulsion rates for special education students, especially in light of huge increases in behavioral health issues.
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The former chief financial officer for the New Mexico Spaceport Authority filed a whistleblower lawsuit alleging that he was forced to resign after raising concerns about financial malfeasance that he said cost taxpayers millions of dollars.
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More than a thousand students walked out of their classrooms across New Mexico on Monday in protest of a new standardized test. Many of the students said…
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The Senate Public Affairs Committee rejected legislation this week to hold back third-graders who do not perform well on a standardized reading test. The…
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Governor Susana Martinez has made education central to her agenda for this year’s legislative session. Martinez said Tuesday in her State of the State…