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State relaxes proposed rules for New Mexico childcare center spending (opens the original)
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Providers in New Mexicoâs growing universal childcare program were vocal earlier this year in their criticism over proposed rules that would impose budgeting requirements and call on them to report key pieces of information. After a flood of written and in-person comments expressing concerns about the proposed rules, the state Early Childhood Education and Care Department earlier this month finalized an amended version of those rules that relaxed a mandate for providers to spend 57% of their s
High-level New Mexico Democrats push for new social media protection bills (opens the original)
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New Mexico has already secured hundreds of millions of dollars in civil penalties for harm caused to its children while they were online. But top officials say the companies behind major social media platforms, websites and other services â particularly those using artificial intelligence â must face even harsher penalties and restrictions. To give more teeth to New Mexicoâs laws protecting children and other consumers, Attorney General Raúl Torrez, Democratic nominee for governor Deb Haa
New Mexicans and school choice: A clear-cut preference, or a sticky financial reality? (opens the original)
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Should parents get to choose where their children go to school? It might depend on who â or how â you ask. Respondents to a statewide survey, the results of which were released Monday, were given a choice between two hypothetical candidates: One who âbelieves that all parents should have the right to choose any school option they feel is best for their child regardless of geographic boundaries,â and one who believes students should remain in the school district they live in âeven if th
Childcare advocates criticize New Mexico's plan for wage and career scale (opens the original)
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A new wage and career advancement system for New Mexicoâs early childhood care workforce is on the horizon. But itâs not what everyone envisioned. The New Mexico Early Childhood Education and Care Department late last month presented an early look at a plan to roll out a wage and career lattice long in the making that would provide a way for early childhood workers to earn fairer pay based on experience and education credentials. However the plan, which would leverage $10 million per year fo
Albuquerque behavioral health agency launches free parenting guidance services (opens the original)
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Families caring for adoptive or foster children can now get swift parenting guidance â including, if needed, mental health supports â through a program launched this summer by the state and by Unica Adoption Services. The organization, part of Unica Behavioral Health, formerly known as All Faiths Childrenâs Advocacy Center, provides case managers on standby to provide support over the phone or in person to families who need help with the children they are caring for through adoption, foste
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