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New Mexico judge halts state mandate for school districts to adopt calendars with more school days

New Mexico judge halts state mandate for school districts to adopt calendars with more school days

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — A new mandate that requires school districts across New Mexico to adopt calendars that consist of…

Lily Gladstone inspires with unlikely route to success

Lily Gladstone inspires with unlikely route to success

The Academy Award nominee receives an honorary doctorate and encouraged grads to follow their hearts in commencement speech

A few early child care education centers to close on Monday to emphasize the importance of early child care

A few early child care education centers to close on Monday to emphasize the importance of early child care

Event was coordinated with parents to minimize the disruption

Southern Ute flag raised for first time at Ignacio High School

Southern Ute flag raised for first time at Ignacio High School

Native American Youth Organization eyes consistency under leadership of Kristean Velasquez

Bloomfield High graduates breeze across stage

Bloomfield High graduates breeze across stage

Joint commencement the first of many in San Juan County

Update: Farmington Municipal Schools tight-lipped about teacher departure

Update: Farmington Municipal Schools tight-lipped about teacher departure

Student walkout meets resistance and suspension; theater teacher’s behavior in question

Kirtland teacher marks 40th year in Four Corners

Kirtland teacher marks 40th year in Four Corners

Kirtland teacher talks tenure and understanding students at their level

On day 18, UNM president meets with Gaza Solidarity Encampment

On day 18, UNM president meets with Gaza Solidarity Encampment

Two state lawmakers join calls for university to drop criminal charges and possible academic discipline against protesters

Senior prank at Aztec High School goes wrong

Senior prank at Aztec High School goes wrong

Classes were relocated because of disruption

Lt. Gov. Howie Morales highlights early childcare education for national research group

Lt. Gov. Howie Morales highlights early childcare education for national research group

New Mexico bucked national trend with more four-year-old children enrolled in pre-K than in 2019

UNM faculty imagine ‘more liberated futures’ at Gaza solidarity encampment

UNM faculty imagine ‘more liberated futures’ at Gaza solidarity encampment

Teach-in and art build honors creative and artistic response to Israel’s war in Gaza

Support group is combating active drug addiction in San Juan County

Support group is combating active drug addiction in San Juan County

One year of program shows progress in healing family dynamics dealing with addiction

Hard to define: Student homelessness in San Juan County

Hard to define: Student homelessness in San Juan County

Farmington and Central Consolidated schools remain highest in region

How a Piedra Vista senior advocated for inclusive language at graduation

How a Piedra Vista senior advocated for inclusive language at graduation

Principal and graduation committee initially denied Navajo language in graduation program

Biden administration rolls back Title IX restrictions put in place by Trump

Biden administration rolls back Title IX restrictions put in place by Trump

New rule expands protections for students who experience sexual violence as well as LGBTQ students

UNM students’ call to dump Israel investments inspired by struggle against apartheid South Africa

UNM students’ call to dump Israel investments inspired by struggle against apartheid South Africa

Students model divestment resolution on one passed by Board of Regents in 1985

City of Farmington talks about water safety as warm weather arrives

City of Farmington talks about water safety as warm weather arrives

Lake Farmington aqua park will bring updated safety precautions

Financial aid upheaval puts college students at risk

Financial aid upheaval puts college students at risk

Financial aid upheaval puts college students at risk

San Juan College continues gold ranking as military-friendly school

San Juan College continues gold ranking as military-friendly school

Survey describes college as supportive and nurturing

Animas Elementary cuts ribbon to community garden on Earth Day

Animas Elementary cuts ribbon to community garden on Earth Day

Garden will serve as a neighborhood hub to wellness

Missed deadlines lead to $11.5M veto, upending plans for UNM public health school

Missed deadlines lead to $11.5M veto, upending plans for UNM public health school

State senator said funding gap could ‘stain the reputation of New Mexico’

San Juan College holds National Signing Day

San Juan College holds National Signing Day

Participants will be first time Career and Technical Education students

New Mexico is making strides toward universal pre-K, national report finds

New Mexico is making strides toward universal pre-K, national report finds

In 2022-2023, 45% of four-year-old children were enrolled in a pre-K program

Students get saucy at Farmington Junior Chef Competition

Students get saucy at Farmington Junior Chef Competition

Munchy Maker wins big; Knights’ green chili sauce noodles win a spot on the lunch menu