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Sep 24, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Natalie Robbins, Albuquerque Journal, N.M.

    New Mexico Task Force Suggests Screen-Time Ban for Grades K-2 (opens the original)

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    (TNS) — A state-commissioned task force is recommending that New Mexico ban screen time for students in kindergarten through second grade after mounting concern over the use of technology and artificial intelligence in the classroom.The task force formed this year after lawmakers voted unanimously during the last legislative session to study the effects of screen time in elementary school. The group presented its findings at a meeting of the Legislative Education Study Committee in Anthony on Tu

  2. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · Natalie Robbins, Albuquerque Journal, N.M.

    New Mexico Allows Schools to Opt Out of Controversial AI Tool (opens the original)

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    (TNS) — After parent backlash over the safety of a state-mandated artificial intelligence reading software, the New Mexico Public Education Department has offered school districts a way to opt out of using the program in favor of other methods.Meanwhile, the company’s CEO said in an interview with Journal Monday that the program is not collecting data for nefarious purposes and cautioned against restricting its full use.As of Monday, five districts and one charter school across New Mexico — Sant

  3. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · Natalie Robbins, Albuquerque Journal, N.M.

    Santa Fe, Los Alamos Schools Pause State-Required Reading Software (opens the original)

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    (TNS) — Santa Fe and Los Alamos public schools have spurned a state requirement to use an artificial intelligence-based software for reading assessments when the school year begins in the coming weeks, citing student privacy concerns.At a board meeting Thursday in Santa Fe, Santa Fe Public Schools (SFPS) Superintendent Christine Griffin announced that the district would be pausing use of the program, called Amira, until it received direction from the New Mexico Public Education Department (PED)

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