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Low academic proficiency in New Mexico reflects broader state educational issues.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 13
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Low academic proficiency in New Mexico reflects broader state educational issues.

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  1. A curriculum is being trialed in the state education system of New Mexico, which is pushing educational reforms on the district.Sub-event
  2. Educational issues are surfacing across multiple Western states, including policy gaps in high school programs, legislative action in Nevada, and college credit requirements in Arizona.Sub-event
  3. Low academic proficiency identified as a reflection of state educational issues in New Mexico.1 source

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