Jessica Pollard

A summer program seeks to help new students from outside the U.S. learn English and prepare for school.

The Helen brought to life by DezBaa’ is a grieving Navajo mother whose daughter is found dead in a hotel room in Gallup.

Longtime Santa Fe Public Schools teacher helped blaze a pathway for Ortiz Middle School and Capital High students interested in biomedical sciences and career exploration.

The newly formed Speed and Noise Coalition is in the process of drafting a letter to the Mayor's Office about what it says is an increasing amount of traffic and

Class of 2022

Class of 2022

Class motto: “I don’t know about you, but I’m feeling 22.” — Taylor Swift

Class motto: “Challenges are what make life interesting. Overcoming them is what makes life meaningful.” — Joshua J. Marine

Valedictorian: Mariah Ruiz

Valedictorian: Mathias M. Mares

Valedictorian: Michelle Ortiz

The fire, which promises to become the state’s largest in history, hurdled containment lines on its southwest side Sunday.

A growing group of educators statewide believe bringing a suite of skills which fall under the broad spectrum of media literacy — from digital know-how to analyzing advertisements and news

Gwen Perea Warniment will play a major part in crafting bills for the Legislative Education Study Committee, which comprises dozens of state lawmakers, including 10 voting members.

The City Different lost a relentless advocate for the arts, culture and social services when lifelong Santa Fean Marian Petchesky Silver died last month.

Music teacher Elizabeth Young and third grade teacher Gabby Kahawai were honored by the Partners in Education Foundation.

Joaquin Martinez, who says he is a 17th-generation New Mexican, teaches at the Academy for Technology and the Classics.

Milagro Middle School principal retiring

Starting July 1, the state is scrapping a requirement for the long and costly tests and offering instead a portfolio-based option for teachers in training to demonstrate competence.

Officials are asking drivers and pedestrians to step up safety precautions along highways and roads leading to Chimayó on Good Friday.