Navajo Nation president talks language revitalization with University of New Mexico Campus efforts include courses, research and advocacy for urban access to language resources March 20, 2026
Hogan to be built at Tibbetts Middle School Project will bring hands on Navajo teachings and culture to Farmington students March 20, 2026
MC3 Program to visit Central Consolidated Schools Program offers direct path to union trades careers March 20, 2026
Western New Mexico University hires new president after national search Jose Coll, Western Oregon University’s provost and VP of academic affairs, set to start July 1 March 18, 2026
Adult education in New Mexico rises in national rankings State sees 30-spot climb since 2019 March 16, 2026
Navajo president signs pact with Grand Canyon University for tuition discount Eligible Navajo Nation employees and members to receive 10% off tuition March 13, 2026
Jayden Narciso named New Mexico’s 2026 New Century Transfer Scholar Dual‑credit student earns $2,750 scholarship March 13, 2026
San Juan College Applied Science program ranked nationally by TechGuide Recognition highlights practical skills and industry relevant training with online program March 13, 2026
From propane tanks to pages: Little Libraries revitalized in Bloomfield Initiative brings together community to inspire readers and expand book access March 13, 2026
New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signs literacy, special education bills into law Efforts signal ‘race to the top’ with Mississippi, governor says March 9, 2026
The Navajo Nation Human Rights Commission releases Gallup McKinley County district report Commission calls for accountability in state department and district leadership March 6, 2026
Rocinante High School exits More Rigorous Intervention status District leadership highlights school culture that pushes for student success March 6, 2026
How Diné teachings shaped the school day for students and staff during a lunar eclipse School districts across region take different approaches to recognize cultural teachings March 6, 2026
Navajo Nation commission issues report on Gallup schools’ disparate discipline for Native students Human Rights commission says district should develop ‘restorative justice’ alternative to expulsion March 5, 2026
San Juan College Four Corners Tax Help returns nearly $1.5 million to community in 2025 School of Business students and volunteers bring ease to tax season March 4, 2026
Behavior programs at Farmington Municipal Schools have been disbanded. Here’s why. District says Title I funding, staffing remain intact amid program changes February 27, 2026
New Mexico Legislature advances math reform, strengthens support for students with disabilities Bills prioritize early intervention, improved instruction and permanent support for students with disabilities February 27, 2026
Navajo Nation mourns leader and educator, Rex Lee Jim Life of former Navajo Nation vice president includes academic endeavors and leadership February 27, 2026
Tribes, plaintiffs ask judge to reject state’s education reform plan Almost all 23 tribes in New Mexico have formally objected February 26, 2026
Navajo parents at rural school ask: Where is money going? A sign protesting emissions from oil and gas stands across from Lybrook Elementary School, in Counselor, New Mexico, Navajo Nation,… February 24, 2026
Gallup schools vote to settle suit with virtual provider after state blames district for budget gap The governor signed a bill aimed at recouping funds after the New Mexico education department reported a $35 million shortfall February 23, 2026
‘¡Olé!’ New Mexico Department of Health brings nutrition and flamenco to Blanco Elementary School First‑time clinic focused on physical health through dance February 20, 2026
Piñon Hills Academy students included in America Library of Poetry collection Teacher talks overcoming literacy struggles and success of student work February 20, 2026
Diné Higher Education Act signed into law by Navajo Nation President Signing highlights collaboration between institutions February 20, 2026
