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KSFR Story on Education Spending, January 21, 2019

January 22, 2019 KGFisher Comment

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The research is clear!βœ…

If we invest more dollars directly into our classrooms to support students and teachers, student outcomes WILL improve! But first, we need to ensure the money we already have goes directly to students and teachers. 🏫

You can take action today by clicking the link below and sending your legislators a message to support a bill that sends more dollars to New Mexico's classrooms! Together, we can ensure that every classroom in our state has the resources it needs to ensure student success! πŸ’™πŸ’™

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In 2018, the New Mexico Public Education Department was called out for failing to provide an adequate public education to students in the Yazzie/Martinez ruling.

But there is a way we can change course. Ensure that funds students generate through our state formula are getting results! πŸ’°πŸ«

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A 2023 survey conducted by BSP Research and Think New Mexico showed that a majority of New Mexico voters believe that a state law should be passed to direct more money to classrooms and student/teacher support, rather than to central district offices. πŸ’°πŸ«

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πŸ’‘THERE IS A WAY for New Mexico to improve student outcomes in our public school system and it boils down to where and how we spend our money. πŸ’‘

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It's time to raise our grade, New Mexico!

Think New Mexico is excited to outline our education reform roadmap, that way New Mexico is a better place to students to learn and to train our teachers of tomorrow!🍎 ✎ᝰ

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The research is clear!βœ… If we invest more dollars The research is clear!βœ… If we invest more dollars directly into our classrooms to support students and teachers, student outcomes WILL improve! But first, we need to ensure the money we already have goes directly to students and teachers. 🏫 You can take action today by clicking the link in our bio and sending your legislators a message to support a bill that sends more dollars to New Mexico's classrooms! Together, we can ensure that every classroom in our state has the resources it needs to ensure student success! πŸ’™πŸ’™
In 2018, the New Mexico Public Education Departmen In 2018, the New Mexico Public Education Department was called out for failing to provide an adequate public education to students in the Yazzie/Martinez ruling. But there is a way we can change course. Ensure that funds students generate through our state formula are getting results! πŸ’°πŸ« New Mexico students deserve the resources they need to succeed in their educational journeys. We have the funding. Now, let’s make sure it goes where it matters most: Directly into our classrooms! βœ…
A 2023 survey conducted by BSP Research and Think A 2023 survey conducted by BSP Research and Think New Mexico showed that a majority of New Mexico voters believe that a state law should be passed to direct more money to classrooms and student/teacher support, rather than to central district offices. πŸ’°πŸ« Research by Think New Mexico shows school districts who invest more of their per-pupil funding to classrooms rather than to administrative offices, student proficiency rates in reading, science and math are higher, in addition to higher graduation rates.
πŸ’‘THERE IS A WAY for New Mexico to improve student πŸ’‘THERE IS A WAY for New Mexico to improve student outcomes in our public school system and it boils down to where and how we spend our money. πŸ’‘ If we invest more money towards instruction and support rather than to district offices, we CAN make an impact on the outcomes of our students! βœ…πŸŽ“
It's time to raise our grade, New Mexico! πŸ“š Think It's time to raise our grade, New Mexico! πŸ“š Think New Mexico is excited to outline our education reform roadmap, that way New Mexico is a better place to students to learn and to train our teachers of tomorrow!🍎 ✎ᝰ (P.s. comment down below if you spotted our easter egg throughout the video😎)
Financial literacy is KEY! πŸ”‘ Last year, we spoke Financial literacy is KEY! πŸ”‘ Last year, we spoke with Sen. Antonio Maestas about the importance of financial literacy at the NextGen Personal Finance professional development event in Albuquerque. School districts across New Mexico are recognizing the value of financial literacy education, and that's why today, 57 school districts have made financial literacy a graduation requirement! That's up from just ONE school district a year ago! Think New Mexico has an ambitious education reform agenda, and we are excited to introduce you to our proposals over the next month! Make sure to follow along! πŸ’™
We hired us some TALENTED interns, don't you think We hired us some TALENTED interns, don't you think! 🀩
⏰DEADLINE APPROACHING! ⏰ Applications for HB66's ⏰DEADLINE APPROACHING! ⏰ Applications for HB66's Enhanced Student Loan Repayment program for health care workers are almost due! Applications are due by July 31, 2026! πŸ’ŠπŸš‘ To see who is eligible and how to apply, click the link in our bio!
We are still on a high from last week's Financial We are still on a high from last week's Financial Literacy Summit!πŸ‘ Our financial literacy educators are EVEN MORE prepared to return to their classrooms this fall and pass their knowledge on to their students!πŸŽπŸ“ˆ To read the full story, click the link in our bio!
THAT'S A WRAP! 🎬 The 2026 Financial Literacy Sum THAT'S A WRAP! 🎬 The 2026 Financial Literacy Summit for educators has officially concluded and we are so excited for teachers to return to their classrooms this fall with EVEN MORE knowledge of financial literacy! πŸ“ˆπŸ’΅ We believe that every New Mexico student deserves a standalone course in financial literacy, and we are getting there as 57 school districts NOW require inancial literacy as a graduation requirement! πŸŽπŸ“
Another New Mexico school district just joined our Another New Mexico school district just joined our growing financial literacy movement and we are so excited! πŸ‘πŸ‘ Welcome, Grants-Cibola County Schools! πŸ’™πŸ’™
β€œI would love for New Mexico over the next several β€œI would love for New Mexico over the next several years to become the recognized national leader in financial literacy." - Charley Bergman __________________ We're so excited to partner with Albuquerque Public Schools to co-host this professional development workshop for financial literacy educators! We can't wait for these teachers to take new skills and tools back to their classrooms to teach financial literacy this fall. Read the full story by clicking the link in our bio!
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πŸ’‘THERE IS A WAY for New Mexico to improve student outcomes in our public school system and it boils down to where and how we spend our money. πŸ’‘

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