A member of the Western New Mexico University Board of Regents announced her resignation Tuesday ahead of Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham's letter to the board asking… Read moreWNMU board member resigns amid state outcry over president's contract
Following an early November meeting between Taft Middle School families and officials with Albuquerque Public Schools, J.D. Mathews said his sixth grade daughter, Carys Mathews, looked like “a deer in the headlights.†She and others had just …
SANTA FE — Two St. John’s College foreign exchange students started an online summer seminar for students in their native countries of Russia and Ukraine with the aim of providing educational outreach to those who cannot leave their war-torn …
SANTA FE — The head of the New Mexico Public Education Department is asking state lawmakers for over $5.5 billion to fund the state’s K-12 schools and a host of initiatives, including programs to improve the graduation rate, bring down chroni…
The parting shot on Thursday from the outgoing chair of the Western New Mexico University Board of Regents was that embattled President Joe Shepard and the board, accused by the state auditor of spending hundreds of thousands of taxpayer fund…
Once facing potential closure, Mesalands Community College seemingly has “turned the corner†from a doomsday scenario after improving management of its finances, the Office of the State Auditor said Tuesday.
SANTA FE — Big spending infusions for New Mexico road construction, homelessness, child care and the state’s long-term water supply would be authorized under a $10.9 billion spending plan Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham rolled out Thursday.
SANTA FE — As higher education leaders went to the Roundhouse on Wednesday to ask lawmakers for more than $1 billion in funding for the coming fiscal year, the panel of elected officials also questioned why the leaders have not adapted to a …
For students at Lyndon Baines Johnson Middle School who are members of Best Buddies, the message is this: you will always have a seat at the table, whether you have a disability or not.
Admitting prior “missteps,†Albuquerque Public Schools announced changes on Friday to a plan to repurpose Taft Middle School in the North Valley.
Officials with the Albuquerque Public Schools are amending a plan that would include closing Taft Middle School and transferring those students to Taylor Middle School beginning next school year following an outcry earlier this week from pare…
Fernando Lovo, 36, was formally introduced on Wednesday as the vice president and director of athletics at the University of New Mexico.
As the old saying goes: If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.
