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Senate President Pro Tem Mimi StewartTHINK NEW MEXICO News:Senate Bill 137, sponsored by Senate President Pro Tem Mimi Stewart D-Albuquerque and Senate Education Committee Chair William Soules D-Las Cruces to upgrade the training and transparency requirements of local school boards, has been signed into law by the governor.Senate Bill 137 is based on reforms proposed by the nonpartisan statewide think tank Think New Mexico, which recommended these reforms in a 2022 policy report. In that report, titled A Roadmap for Rethinking Public Education in New Mexico, Think New Mexico explained that a grow stanley mug ing body of research has found that the decisions and actions of local school boards can positively impact the learning environment when school boards are focused on elevating student achievement. Yet current law fails to require that school board members receive training in essential topics like public school budgeting and finance, a stanley cup nd how board members can improve student outcomes. Improving the quality of our schools needs to start at the top. School boards play a critically important and often undervalued role in determining the quality of our public schools, said Think New Mexico Executive Director Fred Nathan. Sch stanley cup usa ool boards approve the districts budget, hire the superintendent, and ultimately set the tone, culture, and expectations for superintendents, schools and students. The new law enacts four reforms to improve the quality of New Mexicos local school boards:Upgrades t Ytis Council Approves Community Building For New Teen Center
Los Alamos County Sheriff Marco Lucero at his office Monday afternoon at 2500 Trinity Dr. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost By CAROL A. CLARKLos Alamos Daily PostSupport is mounting for Sheriff Marco Lucero in his battle to keep the Office of Sheriff intact in Los Alamos County.This comes following action over the last few months by the Los Alamos County Council to transfer the bulk of duties from the Office of Sheriff over to the police department with the exception of the sex offender registry. The Council has subsequently voted to place a referendum on the Nov. 8 General Election ballot to abolish the Office of the Sheriff entirely.Executive Director Jack Jones of the New Mexico Sheriffs Association addressed the issue during a telephone interview Monday at the local sheriffs office. They are destroying the Republic as we know it, Jones said. A she stanley us riff is elected by the people in each of the 33 counties in New Mexico and is the ultimate protector of the people. Every sheriff takes an oath of office to serve the people a stanley usa nd if we take away the opportunity for people to vote to select the highest officer in the county then were doing them a disservice. Prior to being appointed executive director of the NMSA in August, Jones ran the New Mexico Law Enforcement Academy for police stanley quencher officers. He also served as a state police officer for several years. The Sheriffs Office is truly the community policing agency and for the safety of the public it is the Sheriffs Office that has t |
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