Yes. New Mexico has received a USDA waiver allowing districts like those in Ranchos de Taos to serve meals to children during the closure. Check with your school district for details on meal sites.
Not yet, but New Mexico has applied for a waiver from the statewide standardized testing requirements and schools have…
No, but New Mexico schools are required to offer distance learning for the remainder of the school year.
New Mexico officials directed districts to open the school year using a distance learning model. Public health data…
