NMPED announces in person learning to resume April 5
In a news conference Monday, New Mexico Department of Education Ryan Stewart said he wants all students back in the classroom by April 5. This…
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United Way Scholarship
United Way of Eddy County is now accepting applications for their scholarship. DEADLINE is Friday, March 5, 2021. See flyer here. Scholarship Focusing on: College…
Artesia Public Schools hybrid model begins February 8th
Artesia’s Superintendent, John Ross Null released a public letter January 29th explaining the district’s plan to transitions into the Hybrid model of in-person learning. In the…
Carlsbad Public Schools reopening strategy from Superintendent Gerry Washburn
“We’re going to be ready on Feb. 8. We’re going to need the community’s help to make that possible.” That was the message Superintendent Gerry…
Keeping up with NM Public Education Updates
Some additional information is now available about the state’s plan allowing schools to re-open schools by Feb. 8. The plan requires masking, extra cleaning and…
Carlsbad’s City Council votes unanimously in support of Carlsbad’s college working toward independence
There’s been a lot of progress in the effort to transform NMSU-C to an independent college in Carlsbad. On Tuesday night, Carlsbad’s City Council voted unanimously…
Devon Energy to distribute 2,700 STEM Kits to Boost Virtual Learning for Artesia 4th and 5th Graders
Virtual learning can make it difficult for kids to still experience hands-on educational opportunities. But thanks to a partnership between Devon Energy and Artesia Public…
New Mexico education officials: 12,000 students enrolled in the spring now unaccounted for
New Mexico Public Education Department Secretary Ryan Stewart announced Monday that 12,000 students are currently unaccounted for statewide. This number was publicized due to “growing concerns about…
Growing concerns for Eddy County students
Carlsbad Municipal Schools Superintendent Gerry Washburn recently pointed out, as we have, that the state recently shifted its policy from the state “moving together” as…
Eddy County doesn’t meet NMPED requirements to return to school
On September 3, the New Mexico Public Education Department announced the amended criteria for reentry. NMPED’s Reentry Guidance provides considerations, recommendations, and best practices to…
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