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See how New Mexico districts and schools performed in reading (opens the original)
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New Mexico and APS students’ test scores see slow, modest growth In the latest round of standardized test results released this month by the New Mexico Public Education Department, students logged gains of 0.2 and 0.9 percentage points in reading and math, respectively. Science proficiency fell by 1.5 percentage points. This means less than half of New Mexico students — 43.3% — scored proficient in reading and just over a quarter — 25.5% — scored proficient in math. Science proficiency sat at 33
New Mexico schools seek emergency funding as diesel costs soar (opens the original)
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Districts are seeking emergency state funding for school bus fuel as prices top $6 per gallon As oil prices skyrocket, some New Mexico school districts are seeking emergency state funding to fuel school buses. Diesel prices topped record highs this month — the average price per gallon in New Mexico hit a high of $6.36 on Sept. 18, and days later, the national average reached an all-time record of $6.53 per gallon, according to AAA. The average price per gallon for diesel in New Mexico Monday was
PED seeks $5.9B from state amid enrollment decline (opens the original)
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Officials say they hope an increase in spending will help boost student outcomes The New Mexico Public Education Department is asking the state for a record $5.9 billion for fiscal year 2028, a 2.9% increase from the year prior, which, if approved, would comprise more than 40% of the state budget. Though enrollment in the state’s public schools is falling, PED officials said they hope the jump in spending will improve New Mexico’s historically poor student outcomes. “This budget represents the b
APS employee sues over student gender transition policy (opens the original)
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Lawsuit comes as Trump administration steps up federal investigations into similar school policies nationwide An employee at Albuquerque Public Schools is suing the district in federal court, alleging that its policy allowing students not to inform their parents of a gender transition is against the law. The suit comes amid a spate of attacks by the Trump administration on school districts nationwide over policies relating to transgender students. Like many districts across the country, APS mand
UNM is first known public target of rogue OpenAI hacking attempt (opens the original)
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AI attempted to breach four university and government websites unauthorized An artificial intelligence system at OpenAI, the company operating the chatbot ChatGPT, went rogue in at least four instances this year and attempted to hack into government and university websites across the world, including a digital library at the University of New Mexico. In all four incidents, which took place from May through July, users directed the AI simply to collect data. When it failed to do so through normal
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