Category: Education

The City of Las Cruces’ Community Engagement Office is inviting students ages 14–18 to register for our Developing Youth Leadership Academy. [more…]

Student teams from a variety of disciplines and institutions across the United States are invited to participate in either the Recycling Track or the Repurposing… [more…]

“Our first group of students has hit the ground running, and we’re excited to see what they accomplish in the coming months and years.” [more…]

“The Engineering Learning Community plays an important role in student retention, particularly in challenging 100- and 200-level courses.” [more…]

“My research is about understanding the glue that binds everything in the visible universe.” [more…]

“Dolly proved you could be a chart-topping legend, an Oscar-nominated actress, and a devoted advocate for children all at once.” [more…]

“Colibrí was brought to campus through the dedicated work of a team that includes representatives from a range of NMSU organizations, as well as external… [more…]

“We cannot expect children to navigate these threats on their own.” [more…]

“This is a simple matter of federal law: colleges cannot provide benefits to illegal aliens that they do not provide to U.S. citizens.” [more…]

“Ticket to Learning” at the Railroad Museum, 351 N. Mesilla St., on Friday, August 28, at 10am. [more…]

“Understanding who you are as a person and understanding the people who participate in your program. Relationships are key.”  [more…]

“We need to have general use areas that can be easily changed. Maybe it’s an art space for ten years, and then it becomes something… [more…]

“At NMSU Global Campus, we believe geography should never limit access to quality education.” [more…]

“Other researchers refer to our work and build upon the direction which we developed.” [more…]

“We came up with the hypothesis that low mass black holes orbiting the disc around supermassive black holes would behave just like planetary embryos, protoplanets behave… [more…]

By serving grades 6–12 on one campus, LCPS hopes to reduce the challenges associated with transitioning between middle and high school while building stronger relationships,… [more…]

“Scholarships are one of the most important investments we can make in the future of engineering.” [more…]

“Child support is about more than collecting payments.” [more…]

“This really helps us get a clearer picture of the diversity in this family of dinosaurs during the Late Cretaceous in North America, and it… [more…]

“These students are out here showcasing projects they’ve worked on all summer. Their dedication and commitment really shine when they step into the ring.” [more…]

Data from the survey will be part of the LCPS Budget Town Hall meetings and will ultimately help shape the proposed LCPS budget for the… [more…]

Gate is an interactive, level-based story game that addresses Common Core math standards. [more…]

“Strong connections to the campus community are essential to student success.” [more…]

Families with students attending schools in multiple schools and/or districts are encouraged to review each calendar carefully for important dates throughout the year. [more…]

“The Genesis Mission is scaling at a pace that reflects not only the strength of its partners, but the shared determination to transform the nation’s… [more…]

“Our peer staff teaches students how to ask questions and use the resources available to them through TRIO SSS and beyond while also sharing their… [more…]

“The program demystifies manufacturing through empowering students and educators to interact with advanced instruments.” [more…]

“As New Mexico’s land-grant university, NMSU is uniquely positioned to transform innovation into impact.” [more…]

“As a hub for the university, students, local businesses and working professionals, BTAC bridges theory and practice to drive measurable energy savings.” [more…]

In partnership with Education at Work and Doña Ana County, interns spend eight weeks working 20 hours each week alongside the LCPS Technology team. [more…]

These Merit Scholars join more than 2,500 recipients of college-sponsored awards announced in June. [more…]

Special events will be held throughout the school year to provide all youth in the community with opportunities to participate. Some events may require a… [more…]

“One of our big successes in my first year was that we resubmitted our five-year grant proposal to the Office of Head Start to make… [more…]

University officials thanked the administrators of the TRIO Upward Bound program for the opportunity to participate in the Summer College Academy and recognized the students… [more…]

District officials say the model is intended to eliminate the traditional transition between middle and high school while fostering stronger relationships, a greater sense of… [more…]

The Public Education Department said students participating in Educators Rising New Mexico complete internships in classrooms ranging from early childhood through upper elementary grades, allowing them to… [more…]

“The goals of the NM PREP Academy are to spark interest and engage young middle and high schoolers with in-depth engineering skills and introduce them… [more…]

“The goals of the summer program are to introduce students who are not majoring in nuclear engineering to the concepts and contexts of nuclear energy… [more…]

“Every child deserves an equal opportunity to learn in a safe and supportive school environment.” [more…]

Students may not wear clothing that exposes undergarments, including pants or shorts worn below the waist in a way that reveals underwear. [more…]

Fall pre-registration is open July 1–12, 2026. Registration may be determined by lottery at some locations due to capacity limits, and students must attend the… [more…]

“This expansion marks an important step forward in strengthening NMSU’s biomedical research infrastructure.” [more…]

Las Cruces Public Schools’ Safe Routes to School program encourages students to walk or bike safely to school while promoting healthy lifestyles and safe travel… [more…]

“The historic record shows clearly that moose were established in Colorado’s mountain landscapes as far back as we have written documents, and the archaeological record… [more…]