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SB 13 known as the 2025 NM State Tribal Education Compact according to advocates protects the sovereignty, a fundamental right that recognizes Tribes, Nations, and Pueblos as the rightful authorities to design and deliver education programs that honor and preserve their languages, cultures, and traditions.
SB 13 enables Tribes to enter into an education compact with the New Mexico Public Education Department (PED), creating state-funded schools that are centered on Native language and cultural heritage. This bill acknowledges the unique needs of tribal communities and gives Tribes the autonomy to develop their own curriculum, assessment tools, standards, and evaluation methods that reflect the community's values and priorities.
Per bill advocates by passing SB 13, New Mexico reaffirms its commitment to justice, equality, and Indigenous rights per bill advocates. This bill is a critical step toward a more just education system, ensuring Native communities can preserve their cultural heritage and build a brighter future for Native youth.
The various agencies analysis can be found per the following link…
https://www.nmlegis.gov/Legislation/Agency_Analysis?
Senate Bill 13 amends the Public School Code to create state-tribal education compact (STEC) schools, authorizing the Public Education Department (PED) to enter into a compact with an Indian nation, tribe, or pueblo located wholly or partially in New Mexico to create language- and culture-based STEC schools and more. A synopsis and fiscal impact can be found per the link below…
https://www.nmlegis.gov/Sessions/25%20Regular/firs/SB0013.PDF
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The Senate Education Committee will hear about SB13: State-Tribal Education Compact Schools Act
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in this day and age, anyone who imagines that there is any non-partisan election anywhere in this nation - from president to dog catcher - is living in a fairyland. as noted herein, disputes between city & county are exhibit #1 to show the concept is a sham.
I agree with the first part of Mr. Mitchell's statement, there's no such thing as a totally non-partisan elected official.
But I don't agree that disagreements between city & county are proof of concept.
for perhaps a better perspective - let's zoom in a little closer....can you tell me that there is never discord between the majority republican alamogordo city officials and the democratic controlled state government. more specifically, can you say that and keep a straight face?
Sunny, with a high of 88 and low of 61 degrees. Sunny for the morning, clear overnight.
as i stated a couple days ago - government by people who couldn't find their fanny with a flashlight and a mirror.
Removing the list from the website doesn't mean the list has been deleted.
I would think that counties and sheriff's offices alike would want the list to remain public.
May officer Ontiveros rest in peace.
If there's a ****, I hope the devil is enjoying a slow roasted bbq of Dennis Armenta, the scum bag who shot officer Ontiveros multiple times.
From the Durango Herald;
My sincere condolences to the family, friends, and coworkers of Officer Ontiveros.
a vital step in preserving our constitution from those who would ignore all forms of checks & balances, and grant de facto authority to persons and groups whose intentions are dismantling our constitutional form of government for their own personal wealth and power.
So you recognize and agree with the reasons that president Trump had for transforming USDS in DOGE as a vital step in preserving our country.
i recognize that trump's bromance and monetary dependence on musk resulted in an entirely unconstitutional transfer of power to an unelected foreign-born billionaire - who personally profited huge sums of money by removing potential legal liabilities facing him.
is that what you're referencing?
Teaching in a low-performing school serving economically disadvantaged populations.
That pretty much covers every teacher in the state.
This executive order does nothing that the governor couldn't have done on her own without an EO.
While the Office of the Governor's website calls this a drought emergency, no where in the actual EO is it called an emergency, nor or emergency powers invoked.