Although state lawmakers have introduced several proposals that would limit high-capacity gun magazines, none is moving quickly with only three weeks left in the session.
Category: Raising New Mexico
Affirmative consent bill advances
A bill aimed at preventing sexual assault and misconduct has cleared the state House.
Making up for lost time
State lawmakers are considering adding up to 150 hours of instructional time to the school year.
Gaming addiction strikes hard
Video games release dopamine just like drugs do, which could make it difficult to stop playing or maybe even recognize that it has become a problem.
First-Gen Americans rise to the challenge
Many first-generation Americans feel pressure from their immigrant parents to succeed in school and make more money than their parents did.
Constitutional amendment asks voters to invest in early childhood education
Contentious races for governor and Congress have gotten a majority of the attention this general election but voters are also being asked to approve a change to the way New Mexico’s education is funded.
How will the next New Mexico governor improve education?
Education Is a hot topic in this year’s governor’s race. Aldo Jurado looks at the education plans of Mark Ronchetti and Michelle Lujan Grisham.
NM’s Opportunity Scholarship providing financial and mental relief
Now that New Mexico introduced the Opportunity Scholarship to give undergraduate students free-tuition, campuses are seeing big numbers of returning students.
Back to school in the fire zone
Classes are starting in northern New Mexico, where a wildfire left families without basics like running water. Searchlight New Mexico’s Alicia Inez-Guzmán explores how students learn after so much loss.