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Learning starts early and continues through graduation.
The Roadmap looks at early childhood education and care, school climate, community schools, school-based health centers and the conditions students need to succeed.
Read the source: New Mexico Children’s Roadmap Report
What the evidence says
New Mexico has 150 community schools, and 63% receive state grant funding. The Roadmap also reports that students are less likely to report supportive relationships with adults at school than with adults at home.
Read the source: New Mexico Children’s Roadmap Report
150
community schools in New Mexico
63%
of community schools receiving state grant funding
58%
of students reporting supportive relationships with adults at school
What policy can change
The Roadmap’s K-12 recommendations connect stable funding, local input and school conditions.
Fund support for all existing community schools and grow the number of new schools.
Develop a New Mexico-created school-climate survey with community input and collect data statewide each year.
Maintain enough funding for school-based health centers and continuity of student care.
Read the source: New Mexico Children’s Roadmap Report
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