1. NEA New Mexico Home of the Elementary and Secondary education Act, Including regulations and Guidance wb01105_1.gif(371 bytes), NEAnew mexico Governance Documents and 2003 NEA http://www.nea-nm.org/

National Education Association- New Mexico About NEA-NM Events Hot Topics Leadership ... Training NEA-NM President's Message End of Session Update! Legislature Ends on High Note! Follow this Link for Information About Salary Increases, Collective Bargaining, and School Reform! Legislative Advocacy. Updates on State and National Legislative Issues. Follow this Link to help Stop Vouchers at the Federal Level in IDEA Reauthorization Follow this Link to Ask Congress for State Fiscal Relief Find Out More About New Mexico's New Collective Bargaining Legislation Are you interested in joining NEA-NM? Do you have questions? Get in touch! Up-to-Date Information About ESEA , the Reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, Including Regulations and Guidance on Para Professional Issues and Teacher Quality Issues . New Tools for Members. Professional Issues Section.

2. Special Education and technical assistance to local education agencies and the Standards for Excellencefor new mexico Schools; the and state statutes and regulations; and the http://www.sde.state.nm.us/div/learn.serv/spec.ed/

Special Education The Special Education Office is both a state and federal program. It is the responsibility of this Office to carry out specific assignments of the State Board of Education, the State Department of Education, the Federal Department of Education, Office of Special Education. Tasks includes accreditation of and technical assistance to local education agencies and state supported educational programs for compliance with the "Standards for Excellence for New Mexico Schools;" the implementation of federal and state statutes and regulations; and the collection and review of information for federal and state revenue distribution. Additional responsibilities include developing and recommending the adoption of state legislation; recommending changes to compliance regulations, policies, and procedures for implementation of special education programs; providing leadership and technical assistance to local education agencies, state supported educational programs, regional center cooperatives (RCCs), and regional education cooperatives (RECs); and collaborating with programs and services within the State Department of Education, within state government, and with other schools and communities throughout the state through local long-range planning. Another major responsibility is application for federal funds under the Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA). Activities specific to IDEA include the awarding of single and consolidated IDEA subgrants; establishing RCCs and RECs; cooperative agreements, applications, and administration of IDEA related projects including programs for infants and toddlers with disabilities; preschool programs for children with disabilities; school-to-work transition; assistive technology; complaint and due process procedure management; competitive subgrants; preschool demonstration sites; tuition stipends to support students in teacher training institutions; mental health services; multicultural education; student nutrition, and related services including transportation and inclusive education.

3. Special Education Special education. The Special education Office is both a state and Excellence for new mexico Schools;" the implementation of federal and state statutes and regulations; and the http://sde.state.nm.us/divisions/learningservices/specialeducation

Special Education The Special Education Office is both a state and federal program. It is the responsibility of this Office to carry out specific assignments of the State Board of Education, the State Department of Education, the Federal Department of Education, Office of Special Education. Tasks includes accreditation of and technical assistance to local education agencies and state supported educational programs for compliance with the "Standards for Excellence for New Mexico Schools;" the implementation of federal and state statutes and regulations; and the collection and review of information for federal and state revenue distribution. Additional responsibilities include developing and recommending the adoption of state legislation; recommending changes to compliance regulations, policies, and procedures for implementation of special education programs; providing leadership and technical assistance to local education agencies, state supported educational programs, regional center cooperatives (RCCs), and regional education cooperatives (RECs); and collaborating with programs and services within the State Department of Education, within state government, and with other schools and communities throughout the state through local long-range planning. Another major responsibility is application for federal funds under the Individuals with Disabilities Act (IDEA). Activities specific to IDEA include the awarding of single and consolidated IDEA subgrants; establishing RCCs and RECs; cooperative agreements, applications, and administration of IDEA related projects including programs for infants and toddlers with disabilities; preschool programs for children with disabilities; school-to-work transition; assistive technology; complaint and due process procedure management; competitive subgrants; preschool demonstration sites; tuition stipends to support students in teacher training institutions; mental health services; multicultural education; student nutrition, and related services including transportation and inclusive education.

4. The Center For Education Reform: New Mexico's Charter Law CER Grade Dnew mexico (1993; last amended in 2001). Converted public, new starts. AutomaticWaiver from Most State and District education Laws, regulations, and http://edreform.com/charter_schools/laws/NewMexico.htm

Making Schools Work Better for All Children Charter School Legislation: Profile of New Mexico's Charter School Law Note : The following ranking and analysis reflects the state's law as of 2001. For the most recent state law profile, please contact the Center for Education Reform or order Charter School Laws Across the States: Ranking Score Card and Legislative Profiles from our Publications page New Mexico (1993; last amended in 2001) The 20 th strongest of the nation’s 38 charter laws. General Statistics Number of Schools Allowed 75 new, 25 conversion Number of Charters Operating (As of Fall 2001) Approval Process Eligible Chartering Authorities Local school boards Eligible Applicants Any individual or group Types of Charter Schools Converted public, new starts Appeals Process Applications denied by the local school board may be appealed to the state board of education. If the local school board does not act on an application within 30 days, the applicant can appeal to the state board. Formal Evidence of Local Support Required 65% of teachers must support for conversions; must be evidence of support and substantial involvement of parents in developing charter proposal

5. New Mexico State Special Education Standards 9-30-97 new mexico State Department of education to have been misspent or misapplied becauseof the applicant's failure to comply with applicable statutes, regulations http://www.nmprotection-advocacy.com/specreg.html

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8. NM Commission On Higher Education | Legislation & Policy | Regulations & Policie Opportunities Introduction Legislation Administrative Code regulations Policies, Policyfor Accountable Postsecondary education for new mexico — Report. http://www.nmche.org/legislation/policies.html

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9. NM Commission On Higher Education | Publications And Reports Guidelines and regulations should clearly define both potential impact on studentsof distance education. to the students, schools, and citizens of new mexico. http://www.nmche.org/reports/policy2.html

Introduction Guide to Schools Degree Programs Campus-Based Scholarships ... Administrative Code Policy Framework for Private Postsecondary Licensure A fundamental aspect of the New Mexico Commission on Higher Education's mission is the responsibility to provide statewide leadership for a coordinated system of higher education for our citizens. To that end, the Commission has articulated a vision of "high quality, student centered education and training delivered efficiently throughout the state at higher education campuses, learning centers, homes and businesses." As part of the coordinating responsibility, the Commission is also responsible for the licensure and oversight of certain private post-secondary institutions operating in New Mexico. In order to effectively carry out these responsibilities, it is the intent of the Commission to fulfill certain policy objectives on behalf of the citizens of the State. Three significant policy objectives direct the Commission's oversight responsibilities and licensure process. The Commission recognizes the important role private post-secondary institutions play in the delivery of quality educational services to the citizens of New Mexico.

10. New Mexico New Mexico  School For The Visually Handicapped School For The Visua The Special education Office of NM State Laws on Special education (NMAS Chapter22) State of new mexico State regulations on Special education (NMAC Title 6 http://www.nmsvh.k12.nm.us/misc.htm

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11. President`s New Freedom Commission On Mental Health: Biography for the new mexico State Department of education since 1998. As state director, Mr.Pasternack led the development and implementation of state regulations for http://www.mentalhealthcommission.gov/bios/pasternack.htm

President's New Freedom Commission on Mental Health Robert H. Pasternack, Ph.D. Biography Robert H. Pasternack serves as Assistant Secretary for Special Education and Rehabilitative Services, the principal adviser to the U.S. Secretary of Education on all matters related to special education and rehabilitative services. Prior to being sworn in, Mr. Pasternack served as State Director of Special Education for the New Mexico State Department of Education since 1998. As state director, Mr. Pasternack led the development and implementation of state regulations for special education and created a variety of statewide initiatives designed to improve results for students with disabilities, including dropout prevention; a statewide inclusion initiative; research?based professional development; research?based screening and assessment in reading; entrepreneurship programs; mental health in the schools; and various programs targeted toward low-incidence disabilities. Mr. Pasternack was chief executive officer of New Mexico's first licensed Comprehensive Children's Community Mental Health Center from 1993 to 1998; superintendent of the New Mexico Boys' School from 1990 to 1993; and a school psychologist from 1980 to1993. He also started New Mexico's first Residential Treatment Center in 1978.

12. CU Comments On New Mexico Deposit Regulations new mexico has the third highest proportion of state residents laws of the stateof new York to provide consumers with information, education, and counsel http://www.consumersunion.org/other/mhdepsw302.htm

Comments to the New Mexico Regulation and Licensing Department Manufactured Housing Committee on Proposed Revisions to 14.12.2.20 NMAC March 28, 2002 I am Kevin Jewell, a Policy Associate with the Consumers Union Southwest Regional Office, and lead researcher on Consumers Union SWRO's Manufactured Housing Project. I will be commenting on behalf of Consumers Union regarding proposed changes to the down payment and deposit rules, section 14.12.2.20 of the New Mexico Administrative Code. Consumers Union is a non-profit membership organization dedicated to providing consumers with information, education, and counsel about goods, services, health and personal finance. Consumers Union also initiates and cooperates with individual and group efforts to maintain and enhance the quality of life for consumers. Consumers Unions' income is solely derived from the sale of Consumer Reports, its other publications, and from noncommercial contributions, grants and fees. Consumers Union has advocated for improvements in the construction and sale of manufactured homes for over 25 years, starting with our work on the 1974 federal legislation that created the HUD code. Most recently, we launched a two year project to study equity building for low income manufactured home buyers. Homeownership is a national priority. Buying a home buys not just shelter, but a stake in the community and an opportunity for a family to build equity. Homeownership is a well-worn track up the economic ladder for families and communities alike.

13. SCT Case Study - Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell Campus of SCT Banner Financial Aid at Eastern new mexico UniversityRoswell files that havebeen selected for verification per Department of education regulations. http://www.sct.com/Education/Clients/Case_Studies/CS_Eastern_NewMexico.html

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14. Robert H. Pasternack, Assistant Secretary For Special Education And Rehabilitati special education for the new mexico State Department all aspects of education, particularlyspecial education. implementation of state regulations for special http://www.ed.gov/offices/OSERS/pasternack.html

Mouseover preload - not necessary for function Skip Navigation Privacy, Security, Notices About ED A-Z Index ... Contact Us Search: Advanced My Profile Add to My.ED.gov Bookmarks Inside OPA OPA Home Press Releases Speeches Radio Broadcast News ... ED Budget Related Resources Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services Print photo Robert H. Pasternack was sworn in as assistant secretary for special education and rehabilitative services on August 8, 2001. In this position, Pasternack will serve as principal adviser to the U.S. Secretary of Education on all matters related to special education and rehabilitative services. Prior to being sworn in, Pasternack served as state director of special education for the New Mexico State Department of Education since 1998. He has worked with students with disabilities and their families for more than 25 years, increasing parental involvement in all aspects of education, particularly special education. As state director, Pasternack led the development and implementation of state regulations for special education and created a variety of statewide initiatives designed to improve results for students with disabilities. These include dropout prevention; a statewide inclusion initiative; research-based professional development; research-based screening and assessment in reading; entrepreneurship programs; mental health in the schools; and various programs targeted toward low incidence disabilities.

15. The Education Plan Of New Mexico The education Trust Board of new mexico from time at any accredited postsecondaryeducation institution in Current federal regulations governing all 529 plans http://www.tepnm.com/learn/NM_5_1.jsp

16. The Education Plan Of New Mexico Current federal regulations governing all 529 plans allow you to change investmentallocations once Even though The education Plan of new mexico sm gives http://www.tepnm.com/investments/NM_7_2.jsp

17. Fishing Education Web Directory - Links To Information On Fish And Angling Science, Fishing, and Boating education Web Directory. to stop for information aboutfishing in new mexico. programs, fishing limits and regulations and more. http://www.rbff-education.org/directory/fishing_information/index9.shtml

Aquatic Science, Fishing, and Boating Education Web Directory Sitemap About This Site Help Become an Editor ... Add a Website to the Directory Search Any Word All Words Entire Database This Category Only Within Results Educational Resources Aquatic Science Fishing Information Boating Information ... Home Fishing Information Access Bass Fly Fishing Ice Fishing ... Walleye Listings sorted alphabetically Results 136 - 150 of at least 226 Nebraska Fishing Tackle Loan Program A Fishing Tackle Loan Program for Nebraskans interested in learning to fish, whether you're a member of the public or a teacher. http://www.ngpc.state.ne.us/fish/tackloan.html Nebraska's Urban Fisheries Program The Urban Fisheries Program's goals are to improve recreational fishing in and around Nebraska cities and to provide more opportunities for urban residents to go fishing. http://www.ngpc.state.ne.us/fish/urbanfish/urbanfi... Nevada Fisheries Bureau The Fisheries Bureau provides program direction for statewide management projects in all fisheries program areas http://www.nevadadivisionofwildlife.org/fish/fishburo....

18. Albuquerque Tribune Online ANNUAL DROPOUT RATES AROUND new mexico. 3423735; Freedom High, 884-6012; new Futures,883 These schools are free from some state and local education regulations. http://www.abqtrib.com/archives/news02/021202_news_age14stat.shtml

SEARCH CONTACT US HELP SUBSCRIBE ALBUQUERQUE New Mexico, U.S.A. TRIB HOME NEWS NEWS ARCHIVE WAR LINKS ... CONTACT US PARTNERS HGTV FOOD NETWORK FINE LIVING DO IT YOURSELF ... KRQE NEWS 13 TRIB EXTRAS LEGISLINKS LEGISLATURE '03 NM DROUGHT MAP SNOWPACK ... NEWSPAPERS IN EDUCATION LIFESTYLES LIVING HOME GARDENING BOOKS ... JUNG TYPE TEST AGE 14 STATISTICS BY THE NUMBERS About 6,000 New Mexico kids drop out of school each year. 2,400 of them are from Albuquerque. 3,433 are Hispanic. New Mexico's annual dropout rate was the sixth highest in the nation, among 38 states reporting statistics. New Mexico's annual dropout declined from 7 percent to 6 percent in 2000, the lowest rate in 14 years. 3.5 million 16 to 24-year-olds in the United States were dropouts in 2000, or 10.9 percent of that age group. National dropout rates have been steady for three decades. Sources: New Mexico State Department of Education, 1999-2000 Dropout Study; Albuquerque Public Schools, 2001 Cohort Status Report; National Center for Education Statistics DROPOUT RATES Here are the dropout rates for Albuquerque's comprehensive high schools (based on a five-year study of freshmen entering in 1995): Rio Grande High 50.6 percent

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20. New Mexico Department Of Labor federal and state statutes and regulations concerning major easy access to occupationalskills training or education. The new mexico Department of Labor’s One http://www3.state.nm.us/dol/dol_jtd.html

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