41. Dual Language Education Of New Mexico - Board Of Directors With so many diverse models of bilingual education, it is essential that In new mexico,this would include the new Mexican Hispanic or Chicano Student who no http://www.duallanguagenm.org/101.html

Dual Language 101 Overview: With so many diverse models of bilingual education, it is essential that proponents of the Dual Language model be well versed in what the aims and objectives of Dual Language really are and what the basic components of such a program look like. It is the purpose of this page to provide a basic primer identifying the distinguishing components of a Dual Language program. The Ground Rules: When designing and implementing a Dual Language program, there are three non-negotiable issues. All Dual Language models must include: Literacy instruction in both the Minority Language (non-English Lang.) and Majority Language (English). Content instruction in both Minority and Majority Languages. Instruction in Minority Language at least 50% of the time at all grade levels; instruction in English (Majority Language) at least 10% of the time at all grade levels. Four distinct Dual Language programs 1. Two-way Immersion (90-10 or 50-50) Proven the most successful of all dual language programs, Two-way Immersion emphasizes the need to have language models of both the Minority and Majority Languages, learning side-by-side in the classroom for the majority of the day. The non-negotiable issues for Two-way Immersion programs are: Balance of language minority and language majority students (at least 1/3 –2/3 ratio for either language). Integration of language minority and language majority students at least 50% of the time at all grade levels.

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YOU ARE HERE: HOME REGIONAL NEW MEXICO OR LEGALITIES Homeschooling books and supplies at discount, no sales tax, and now free shipping! A to Z Home's Cool Homeschooling I am Ann Zeise , your guide to the best and most interesting and useful sites and articles about home education on the web. Search This Site The Web Home Recent Articles Events Join Email List ... Free Newsletter Site Index: A B C D ... Z New Mexico Homeschooling Associations Events Legal Information Online ... Universities and Colleges A to Z Home's Cool Home Articles Beginning to Homeschool Community Networking ... Support Group Resources Books About New Mexico New Mexico Education Code For Homeschooling This is not intended to be legal advice and is distributed for information purposes only. Check for updates at your public library or online. The Home School Operators Procedures Manual is from the New Mexico State Department of Education site. Section 22-1-2.1 has been revised and new laws are in effect as of July 1, 2001. See

44. AIBS: Position Statements: Letter To New Mexico State Board Of Education Position Statements Letter to new mexico State Board of education.August 12 2003. Dear new mexico State Board of education http://www.aibs.org/position-statements/030812_letter_to_new_me.html

Announcements AIBS News BioScience ActionBioscience.org ... Classifieds Organization About AIBS Society Membership Corporate Membership Individual Membership ... Site Map Position Statements: Letter to New Mexico State Board of Education August 12 2003 Dear New Mexico State Board of Education: The American Institute of Biological Sciences (AIBS) would like to express strong support for the New Mexico’s revised science standards. In 1947, American Institute of Biological Sciences was federally chartered as a non-profit scientific organization to advance research and education in the biological sciences. As an umbrella organization, our 86 member scientific and education societies and organizations with a combined membership of approximately 240,000 and our 6,000 individual members span all of biology – basic to applied, from molecular to organismal, from agronomy to zoology. Scientists and educators across the country note that New Mexico’s revised science standards are among the best in the nation. High quality standards must draw their content exclusively from peer-reviewed mainstream science, and avoid pseudo-science, untested theories, and any religious or philosophical biases. The standards must be aligned, consistent, and pedagogically appropriate at each grade level. New Mexico’s revised standards meet these requirements. The American Institute of Biological Sciences has learned that advocates for Intelligent Design creationism have suggested modifications to the standards which would imply that:

45. NSTA Members In New Mexico: Speak Up For Your Science Education Standards Unfortunately, the Intelligent Design Network, Inc., is pressuring new mexico s Boardof education to include nonscientific viewpoints in the science standards http://www.nsta.org/main/news/stories/nsta_story.php?news_story_ID=48500

46. New Mexico Association For Bilingual Education new mexico Public education Department. (505) 8276666 Fax (505) 827-6566. TO newmexico State Board of education, NMSDE Staff, School District Superintendents. http://www.nmabe.net/elogia.html

Dear Colleagues: With deepest regrets and sorrow I am informing you that our dear friend and colleague Please keep his family in your prayers. Bilingual Multicultural Education and Title III Programs New Mexico Public Education Department (505) 827-6666 Fax (505) 827-6566 TO: New Mexico State Board of Education, NMSDE Staff, School District Superintendents FROM: MICHAEL J. DAVIS (signature on file) State Superintendent of Public Instruction RE: Notice about Mr. Henry Pascual's Death With deep regret, I am writing to inform you that Mr. Henry Pascual , first Bilingual Education Unit Director for the New Mexico State Department of Education, passed away on the 2nd of May, 2003. Henry was a pioneer in the field of Bilingual Education in both New Mexico and in the nation. Through a Ford Foundation grant funded to the New Mexico State Department of Education, he initiated the concept of Bilingual Education in the Pecos Schools in 1963, where Hispanic students received Language Arts and Social Studies instruction in Spanish. This was one of the earliest Bilingual Education programs in the United States. Two years prior to this, Henry implemented the idea of teaching English as a second language (ESL), which was a new concept at that time that was born here in the Southwest. Concerned with the underachievement of Native American students in English, he initiated ESL programs in Gallup, Magdalena, and Santo Domingo Pueblo. With Dr. Jim Alatis, Henry was directly involved in the formation of TESOL, which is now the international professional organization for teaching English as a second language. Always abreast of cutting-edge research and experimental programs for linguistically and culturally diverse students, Henry saw to it that New Mexico's schools field-tested the Miami Linguistics Program, the first instructional materials ever designed for teaching English as a second language.

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new mexico.architecture.registration.examination.consumer information.education.historic preservation.sustainability DATA CENTRAL New Mexico Board of Examiners for Architects Board Mailing Address: New Mexico Board of Examiners for Architects, PO Box 509, Santa Fe, NM 87504 Board Physical Address: 491 Old Santa Fe Trail, Lamy Building, 2nd Floor North, Santa Fe, NM 87501 Phone: 505-827-6375 Fax: 505-827-6373 Business Hours: 8-Noon, 1-5PM Mountain Time, Monday - Friday Email: nmbea@state.nm.us Consumer's Guide to Hiring an Architect NOW!: NMBEA's on-line course GO.... AIA/COTE Website Top Ten Green Projects Annual Repor t Activities that qualify for as continuing education : See rules, 16 NMAC 30.3.1.1.2 Coming next Renewal Cycle: An on-line course based on disaster prevention and recovery. It is anticipated that this course will be worth five CE credit hours; bringing the total available hours for NMBEA online CE courses up to ten. Survey Results Results of the 2001 registrant survey reveal top concern is the public's understanding of the role of the architect.

48. Education In New Mexico: The Bad News And The Good News is much that is being done properly in new mexico. Furthermore, with a little homework,one can find that the current State Board of education is addressing http://www.cesame-nm.org/Archive/2000/oped.html

Education in New Mexico: The Bad News and the Good News As printed in the Albuquerque Journal Op-Ed page, on Sunday, August 13th, 2000. Recent reports and news stories emanating from the Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce, and the legislative-formed Education Initiatives and Accountability Task Force, make it appear that not only is New Mexico's educational system in a state of crisis but that it needs to be reinvented. We, the Coalition for Excellence in Science and Math Education (CESE: www.cesame-nm.org ), have been addressing the above questions for some time. We are a private, non-profit organization of over 450 scientists, engineers, educators, parents, and members of the business, political, and religious communities. Our goal is to help to improve education in New Mexico. CESE contributes a different perspective: we begin with questions and seek data. And then we draw conclusions from analysis of the data. Here is what the data show: it is a fact that New Mexico students, on average, have consistently tested at the bottom end when compared to other states. But, it is also true that about 75% of the state school districts test above the national average, including APS. The remaining 25% test significantly below the national average and are the prime cause for New Mexico's overall low showing.

49. SBE Special Election The elected members of the 2003 State Board of education would constitute 23, 2003,in a special election on amendments to the new mexico State Constitution http://www.cesame-nm.org/announcement/sbe.html

Education in New Mexico: Proposed Changes in Governance The New Mexico Coalition for Excellence in Science and Math Education is dedicated to the improvement of science education and science literacy for all citizens. The Coalition is anxious to consider proposals that further this goal. Senate Joint Resolution 002aa/CS proposes to amendment Article XII, Section 6, of the Constitution of New Mexico to transfer the department to a cabinet department headed by a secretary of public education who shall serve in the executive cabinet and to create an elected public education commission. The secretary would be a qualified, experienced educator appointed by the governor and confirmed by the Senate. The 10 members of the commission would be elected for staggered terms as provided by law. The elected members of the 2003 State Board of Education would constitute the commission until their terms expire, and the districts from which they were elected would constitute the commission districts until changed by law. The amendment will go before the voters on Tuesday, September 23, 2003, in a special election on amendments to the New Mexico State Constitution, per HB 310.

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Volume 30, Number 24 Thursday, June 10 Legal advertisement deadline is noon, Friday. Call 505-377-2358 or Email the Chronicle for more information LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE CIMARRON MUNICIPAL SCHOOL DISTRICT P. O. BOX 605 CIMARRON, NEW MEXICO 87714 The Cimarron Municipal Schools Board of Education will meet on June 9, 2004 at 5:30 P.M. at the Eagle Nest Elementary/Middle School, for a special meeting. This is an open meeting, no action will be taken and the citizens of the Cimarron Municipal School District are invited to attend. SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA June 9, 2004 Eagle Nest Elementary/ Middle School 5:30 - 7:00 P.M. 5:30 - 6:00 FOOD AND ICEBREAKER 1.0 ADOPTION OF THE CONSENT CALENDAR 1.1 Approval of the agenda 2.0 Discussion ItemS 2.1 Goals for MVHS and CMS 3.0 ADJOURNMENT Notice: Individuals with disabilities, who need any form of auxiliary aid to attend or participate at this meeting, are asked to please contact the Superintendent at 376-2445 or 1-800-539-5680 as soon as possible. DR. ANNETTE JOHNSON, Superintendent

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In This Section NN/LM SCR Outreach Program Special Populations Resource Libraries Access Libraries ... Calendar Regional Information: New Mexico Health Departments Community Based Organizations Library Information State/Local Associations ... Other Resources Nicknamed "The Land of Enchantment," New Mexico is the fifth largest state in the US with an area of 121,598 square miles. The state's relatively small population of 1,829,146 is ethnically diverse. About 42% of the population is of Hispanic origin, 44% is White and 9.5% is of American Indian heritage. More than one-third of the nation's Navajo population resides here. There are four Indian reservations in the state: Jicarilla Apache, Mescalero Apache, Navajo Nation and Ute Mountain. Nineteen pueblos are located in seven counties throughout the state. The state is home to four Tribal Colleges: Crownpoint Institute of Technology Dine College-Shiprock Institute of American Indian Arts and Southwestern Indian Polytechnic Institute . Thirty percent of the state's total population resides in its two largest cities: Albuquerque and the state capitol

52. NEW MEXICO SCHOOL BOARD earlier this month, the Kentucky education Department deleted Board members and scienceteachers have agreed the what was being taught in new mexico classrooms http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Forum/8666/nmschoolboard.html

BULLETIN N.M. BOARD VOTES AGAINST CREATIONISM SANTA FE, N.M. — Teachers in New Mexico no longer have to teach creationism along with the theory of evolution in their classrooms. In a 14-1 vote Friday, the board decided against requiring instruction on creationism or other alternative theories about how life forms came to be. "The action we took clarifies, so there is no equivocation, that the leading theory of how the Earth was created has to do with evolution," board president Flora Sanchez said. "Other ideas may be part of classroom discussion and inquiry, but (the state) does not require their teaching." Creationism is the belief that people and the Earth were formed by a divine being. The theory of evolution, among other things, holds that man is the descendant of apes and other species. Prior to the vote, the state education standards included language that spoke of several theories of evolution and required teachers to "present the evidence for and against" evolution. Interest in the issue was rekindled this summer when the Kansas Board of Education passed new standards playing down the scientific importance of evolution.

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Welcome to the IDnet-NM Website As indicated on our Home Page , IDnet-NM is committed to the principles of objective unbiased science education, promotion of intelligent design as a theory of cosmological and biological origins, and informing New Mexicans about the scientific, religious, and legal issues associated with the teaching of biological origins in public education. If you are a first-time visitor we invite you to take a tour. Start with Who is IDnet-NM? to get a broad introduction to who we are and our purposes. Go to NM Science Standards to gain a basic understanding of the Science Standards and why they are so important. There is also a link to the New Mexico Science Standards on the State Department of Education website if you want to take a look. If you are not familiar with the Science Standards then this will be rough going. When the revised Standards are posted in April 2003, IDnet-NM will be providing commentary and analysis to assist you in understanding the significance of various portions of the Standards. Next go to Short Essays where there are several essays on topics related to science education in public schools. Check this page frequently in that we hope to add several important essays in the next few months.

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@import url(/CSS/advanced.css); [an error occurred while processing this directive] Office of the Secretary Economic Development Film Office Military Base Planning ... NM Travel and Tourism Other New Mexico State Resource Websites: General Information K-12 Information Colleges, Universities and Continuing Education Information for Educators General Information All NM Schools Hosted by the Department of Education Education, Department of School Improvement and Professional Dev. Services Hosted by the Department of Education State Board of Education Hosted by the Department of Education State Library Vocational Rehabilitation, Division of Hosted by the Department of Education . Resources for persons with disabilities. K-12 Information Accountability and Information Services, Public Education Hosted by the Department of Education Learning Services Hosted by the Department of Education School District Map Hosted by the Department of Education Colleges, Universities and Continuing Education

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New Mexico legislature votes down school vouchers By Emil Shaw ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - The New Mexico Legislature, in special session, voted down school vouchers decisively on a bipartisan basis May 10. Despite threats by Republican Gov. Gary Johnson to veto the general school funding budget and thus shut the schools down this fall, the House voted 50 to 20 and the Senate 29 to 11 to reject vouchers. Not only did state Democrats hold the line on this issue, but a number of Republican legislators crossed over despite Republican State Chair John Dendahl's threat that they would face primary contests in the next election. "Johnson is wounded," said John Ingram, communications director and higher education organizer for the New Mexico Federation of Education Employees. "[Vouchers are] his Achilles' heel." Despite his defeat, Johnson has not given up and is starting another offensive to sell vouchers to the public, Ingram said. "But we've already started our own anti-voucher movement to defeat him." Johnson has blamed New Mexico teachers for the fact that the state is 48th in national educational standing and teachers' salaries. He has repeatedly pushed competition between public and private schools as a method to improve educational standards.

56. New Mexico Comission On Higher Education: Matching Careers With Education Secretary, BoardOf-education. field often results from a combination of education,experience, and wage data are available from the new mexico Department of http://nmche.state.nm.us/CIP/PubOESDetails.aspx?OES=15005

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SENATE BILL 500 45th legislature - STATE OF NEW MEXICO - first session, 2001 INTRODUCED BY Mark Boitano AN ACT MAKING AN APPROPRIATION TO PRODUCE AND DISTRIBUTE STATEWIDE A BOOKLET PROVIDING INFORMATION TO HELP PREVENT DIVORCE. BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO: Section 1. APPROPRIATION.One hundred thousand dollars ($100,000) is appropriated from the general fund to the board of regents of New Mexico state university for the cooperative extension service for expenditure in fiscal year 2002 to produce and distribute a booklet entitled Before You Check Out-Check Your Options that would offer couples in conflict a range of options available to them prior to marriage dissolution. The available options shall include statewide private, public and

59. SEDL - SCIMAST - New Mexico Landscape Paper The legal responsibility for educational policy is invested in the new MexicoState Board of education (NMSBE), made up of 15 members, 10 elected and 5 http://www.sedl.org/scimast/resources/landscape/nm/2.html

The legal responsibility for educational policy is invested in the New Mexico State Board of Education (NMSBE), made up of 15 members, 10 elected and 5 appointed by the governor. The board sets policy for public schools and is responsible for the management and direction of all public schools in the state. Under the law, the NMSBE determines policy and controls and manages and directs all public schools. New Mexico State Board of Education 300 Don Gaspar Santa Fe, NM 87501-2786 fax (505) 877-7619 E-mail: fms1sbe@aol.com http://sde.state.nm.us/bd.of.ed/index.html The NMSBE has adopted content standards with benchmarks, which can be found at http://sde.state.nm.us/dl/standards.pdf The board has also formulated a strategic plan for education in the state; the plan can be found at http://sde.state.nm.us/bd.of.ed/dl/StratPlan.pdf

60. Healthier Schools Of New Mexico - Health Education And Life Skills new mexico Health education Content Standards with Benchmarks (Click here to download)were passed by the new mexico State Board of education in August, 1997. http://www.healthierschools.org/healthed.html

Health Education and Life Skills, taught by a licensed health education specialist, is the school's instructional program that provides the opportunity for all students to understand and practice concepts related to health promotion and disease prevention. The Health Education and Life Skills component promotes: Access to valid health information and health promotion products and services; The practice of health enhancing behaviors and reduction of health risks; The ability to analyze the influence of culture, media, technology, and other factors on health; The use of interpersonal communication skills to enhance health; The use of goal setting and decision making skills; and Advocacy for personal, family, and community health. Goal: Develop students' commitment to life-long health through a school/community which values and promotes interdisciplinary, sequential, skill-based health education. Health Education Content Standards The New Mexico Health Education Content Standards with Benchmarks (Click here to download) were passed by the New Mexico State Board of Education in August, 1997. The passage of the content standards into regulation will aid in the efforts to encourage schools to implement effective School Health Education. The Health Education Standards developed for New Mexico are in line with the National Standards established for Health Education. School districts must have their curriculum aligned to the standards and assess student progress at the benchmarks. The School Health Unit can provide technical assistance in curriculum alignment and assessment.

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