Farmington companies want employee enrichment. San Juan College has the funding to support it. Program will support economic growth in community December 20, 2024
Central Consolidated Schools to distribute holiday meal kits for students Prolonged breaks may bring food challenges December 20, 2024
High-speed internet to expand in rural areas of New Mexico The expansion will impact students in seven school districts December 17, 2024
Historic Farmington women’s study club celebrates 70 years Club has rich history of education through literature December 13, 2024
Higher Education Department taking aim at helping college students meet basic needs Housing, food insecurity issues are holding back student success December 13, 2024
How an app that tracks foodborne illnesses may impact an entire middle school STEM challenge encourages community mindset from students December 13, 2024
‘A red corner in a blue state’: LGBTQ+ community offers safe space New Mexico ranks well in LGBTQ-friendly laws December 12, 2024
‘The Nutcracker’ returns for 16th annual performance in Farmington Mann Dance will celebrate holiday tradition on Dec. 14 and 15 December 9, 2024
International Baccalaureate launches Indigenous language subject in Diploma Programme Diné is first Indigenous language to have distinction December 6, 2024
Navajo Nation president speaks about language and history at University of Southern California Novel offers discussion on historical trauma within education systems December 6, 2024
Commuting issues are water under the bridge with completion of $21M Red Wash project Community commemorates the first phase of ongoing road improvements December 6, 2024
‘A loss to the music community’: San Juan College music director resigns Students shocked; community pianist will guest conduct December 5, 2024
Native American students miss school at higher rates It only got worse during the pandemic December 3, 2024
New Mexico Music Educator award sheds light on administrator support in music programs Administrator makes impact at middle school level November 29, 2024
Navajo Cultural Immersion Day brings Kirtland Central together for butchering of sheep Cultural programming brings several activities to student body November 28, 2024
Piedra Vista Theater sets sail as state champions with ‘The Yellow Boat’ Troupe invited to June showcase at International Thespian Festival November 28, 2024
Film workshop in Shiprock brings industry forces to Native students Workshop is the start of community involvement November 23, 2024
Gavelin’ Eagles continue to soar in speech and debate Navajo Prep students bring vigor and equity to the stage November 23, 2024
Judy Nelson Elementary teacher receives award from New Mexico Association for the Gifted Denise Pierro recognized for years of service in gifted education November 22, 2024
University of New Mexico graduate workers demand administration to stop using deadnames Graduate student union alleges school’s internal systems violate anti-discrimination policy and state law November 21, 2024
New Mexico Department of Health secretary out, governor’s health policy adviser in A reason for Patrick Allen’s departure was not given November 21, 2024
Auditor cites improper use of public funds at Western New Mexico University The review cited more than $363,000 in spending that didn’t comply with university rules November 20, 2024
Auditor cites improper use of public funds at Western New Mexico University SILVER CITY, N.M. (AP) — Top officials and regents at Western New Mexico University failed to uphold their fiduciary responsibilities… November 20, 2024
‘Lights On Afterschool’ showcases a night of culture and community at Navajo Prep After-school programs offer cultural and life skills November 16, 2024
