Aztec school district hosts first powwow Kinteel Bi Ołta Powwow makes its debut at Aztec gymnasium. November 6, 2023
Expanding Diné Bikéyah: Navajo Nation president signs legislation at Navajo Prep Legislation allocates $3 million for new housing at school in Farmington November 4, 2023
New Mexico Higher Ed. Dept. recommends $307 million for campuses Department says the recommended projects will improve educational environments, improve health and safety, and energy efficiency November 2, 2023
Texas tried to fix its teacher shortage by lowering requirements The result was more new teachers, but at lower salaries November 2, 2023
Ołta’i Nihil Nili: ‘We Value Our Children’ November is Native American Heritage Month, and Farmington schools plan a monthlong celebration utilizing many aspects of Indigenous culture November 1, 2023
Breaking a barrier: How the Farmington school district helps provide for students in need With racks full and shelves stocked, a utilized organization is looking toward the future October 30, 2023
New Mexico touts Opportunity Scholarship as reason for boosted college enrollment Over 11,000 New Mexicans are pursuing higher education for the first time as full-time students. October 26, 2023
San Juan College hosts Zombie Run in Farmington The annual event returned to the city last year after a hiatus October 21, 2023
History Colorado report details past sexual abuse, burial sites at Fort Lewis Indian Boarding School Yearlong investigation attempted to identify number of deaths that took place at the institution October 4, 2023
Tribal-driven energy grant invites communities to choose Collaborative $4 million tribal energy sovereignty grant defers decision-making to tribal colleges October 2, 2023
Women workers could bear economic brunt as federal child care funding ends New Mexico allocated $77 million for a program to fund raises for about 16,000 child care workers October 2, 2023
Las Cruces superintendent said bus delays are top priority Students are missing up to 50 minutes of school and getting home late due to bus driver shortage September 13, 2023
NM Attorney General seeks control over state response to Yazzie-Martinez Wilhelmina Yazzie speaks at the Roundhouse at the start of the 2019 legislative session. (Anthony Jackson / New Mexico In… September 8, 2023
College participates in Metallica Scholar program San Juan College continues as a Metallica Scholar institution and receives funding from All Within My Hands Foundation September 6, 2023
Las Cruces talks challenges with electric buses School district spend $1.95M in federal grants for 5 buses to pick up students in 2024 September 5, 2023
Boys & Girls Club hosts 55th annual barbecue Event raises funds for the club’s operating costs September 5, 2023
Time for all-of-the-above approach to education Paul Gessing is president of New Mexico’s Rio Grande Foundation. (Courtesy photo) New Mexico should be in crisis mode. Our… August 30, 2023
Event to feature Raramuri Runners Presented by Diana Molina, the event celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month August 23, 2023
College names new director Martin Brady is Director of Business Incubation and Acceleration Initiatives August 12, 2023
New Mexico expands pre-K partnership with tribes, pueblos, nations Additional funding will increase available spots in programs August 7, 2023
KidsFest returns to the area Event hosted by Hutton Broadcasting and Farmington Boys and Girls Club August 3, 2023
Faith Christian Academy accepting students Enrollment is open for pre-K through grade 12 August 2, 2023
