Category: Education

“Community means many things, and may be as small as a family unit or as large as our global populations; yet, at any scale, communities… [more…]

This exhibition will also include rarely seen specimens from the museum’s Collections, including fossils from Glyptotherium texanum, a giant prehistoric relative of the armadillo, and Deinosuchus, a prehistoric crocodile relative that exceeded… [more…]

Conservators cleaned and stabilized the papyri by unfolding and aligning fibers and fragments and reattaching delaminating fibers and loose or detached fragments. [more…]

The USSYP is a competitive, merit-based program created by Senate Resolution 324 in 1962 by the sons of Randolph Hearst and the Senate leadership at… [more…]

“This historic achievement reflects disciplined execution, strong instructional leadership and an unwavering focus on student outcomes.” [more…]

“Our collaboration with Artist INC provided a tremendous opportunity for many New Mexican creatives to become competent and effective facilitators and further share this unique… [more…]

Neither O’Neill nor Adams, nor any other HHS official, has provided state-specific guidance regarding how these requirements may affect CCDF payments in New Mexico. [more…]

“Some of my best professors were individuals who had real-life experience in business, and I hope I can bring that same perspective during my time… [more…]

“The benefits that students derive from being participants in the program are priceless.” [more…]

“The Office of New Americans is excited to break new ground with this career trainings for legal professionals.” [more…]

Day classes will be available at launch, with evening classes coming soon to better serve working adults and nontraditional students. [more…]

The 62nd Annual Samuel P. Maggard Quality Concrete School is designed for concrete professionals, contractors, professional engineers, and students.  [more…]

“This ruling is a major victory for New Mexico students and families, and it restores funding that never should have been taken away in the… [more…]

“Our early childhood system works as a unified community to ensure families receive the support they need, when they need it.” [more…]

“New Mexico is known as a hotbed for dinosaur fossils, but discoveries like this remind us that our state’s fossil record extends long after the… [more…]

“ECECD’s budget request is about locking in and building upon historic gains — delivering stable, high-quality early learning opportunities in every corner of New Mexico.” [more…]

“His work demonstrates an intellectual virtuosity that stands out among his peers, and his latest work provides an accessible capstone based on his years of… [more…]

“At a time when the federal government is stepping back from its commitment to public education, New Mexico is stepping up.” [more…]

“Being a part-time student with cerebral palsy has given me independence, courage, confidence and, above all, a sense of purpose in life.” [more…]

“Having a robust tutoring center on campus is extremely important for student success, and its impact goes far beyond helping students pass a class.” [more…]

“In our accepted model of the universe, there are three “flavors” of neutrinos: the electron-, the muon- and the tau-neutrino.” [more…]

“Protecting kids online isn’t something government can do alone, but it’s critical that we take action where the risks are greatest.” [more…]

The eight-week internships will focus on high-demand industries identified by the Department of Workforce Solutions. [more…]

With support from NIFA and DOD, Purdue University has expanded access and opportunity for military teens ages 13-18 to participate in adventure camps at locations around the U.S. [more…]

 In making these funds available, the Office of Local Defense Community Cooperation must give priority consideration to military installations that have schools with the most… [more…]

“The nation’s ability to grow nuclear energy production relies on the successful recruitment and training of the next generation of nuclear energy workers.” [more…]

The camp is open to children in kindergarten through fifth grade. The fee is $20. [more…]

Across the district, LCPS students contributed to the statewide rise in early literacy, where proficiency among kindergarteners increased by 13 percentage points in one year. [more…]

The New Mexico Public Education Department (PED) will enroll 330 students in grades 10–12 across 12 school districts and one charter school. [more…]

The event will gather hundreds of advocates, educators, farmers and community leaders from across the country to promote local, nutritious food choices in schools and… [more…]

Since 1946, PSL has supported America’s defense, aerospace and technology missions. [more…]

“It helps us attract New Mexico students because now that we have the opportunity here, we can keep the expertise in New Mexico.” [more…]

Among the standout participants was a civil engineering team that earned second place with a project demonstrating how engineering innovation can help reshape the future… [more…]

While it poses no threat to Earth and will get no closer than 170 million miles to Earth, the comet flew within 19 million miles… [more…]

The event featured keynote presentations, interactive breakout sessions, and networking opportunities, culminating with the high-energy Bold Idea Challenge Pitch Competition where student-led startups presented solutions… [more…]

Their presentation shared the growth of our programs, successful practices, and the powerful impact dual language education continues to have on our students, families, and… [more…]

Students attend free of charge and engage in challenging experiments and team-based learning opportunities designed to make complex scientific concepts come alive.  [more…]

The three school districts in our broader community comprised 66 schools, of which only one was designated below “Traditional” (Rio Grande Preparatory Institute, LCPS). [more…]