San Juan College STEM Technology Camp is looking toward the future
Students will learn tactics for changing technology threats
Education
Hermosa Middle School to hold instrument donation drive
Pitching in to make music possible for students
Diné College student creates winning design for Pendleton Woolen Mills
Design honors prayer and ancestors
Bloomfield football looks sharp in early offseason scrimmage
Teams line up for offseason action in 7-on-7 tournaments
Serrano leaps all obstacles on way to state track championship
Recent Farmington High graduate excelled in track and field, football
State lawmakers question PED about meeting new Yazzie/Martinez deadlines
The committee, tasked with making education equitable, met for the first time on Thursday
Kamora Henry inspires in circle and at plate for Aztec softball
Junior pitcher coming off impressive season leading Tigers to 4A playoffs
San Juan County locations that will be serving summer food
Sites include schools and community hubs
Telling the forgotten stories: Lessons students learn from National History Day
Students share journey of research
Funding for English learners in public schools at risk, New Mexico budget analyst warns
Trump’s preliminary budget proposes cutting $4.5 billion that go to public schools
New Mexico teachers can apply for up to $6,000 in student loan help
Record number of teachers benefit from loan repayment program
Department of Diné Education to host safety summit
Mental health to be addressed in response to school shootings
Maria signs letter of intent to extend track career at Highlands
Farmington High graduate joins team coming off strong finish at RMAC finals
Sandefer may just be getting started at Farmington High
Freshman earned pair of medals at state track and field championships
Qualifiers begin next week for Connie Mack World Series
Tournaments in Denver and Texas open journey which leads to Ricketts Park
Oil and gas have boomed in New Mexico. Its schools are contending with pollution’s effects
There are 694 oil and gas wells with new or active permits within a mile of a school in the state
WNMU faculty the latest pushing to unionize in New Mexico
After tumultuous year, professor says it's the “perfect” time to organize
Union calls on Española School Board to intervene in student immigration data dispute
Letter calls on the school board to provide copies of all internal communications regarding the directive
Valencia inspires confidence and success for Bobcats baseball
Head coach has guided Bloomfield to 43-13 record in two seasons, including two straight district titles and an appearance in Class 4A championship game
New Mexico touts rising higher education enrollment
Roughly 44,000 students are receiving financial assistance through the Opportunity and Lottery scholarships