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Megan Taros

Megan Taros

Freelance Reporter at Source New Mexico

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    Covering topics
    • Education
    • Politics

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    Recent Articles

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    Proposals to boost literacy in N.M. will face competing budget requests • Source New Mexico - Sou...

    Early Childhood Education Day hit the Roundhouse on Thursday. Teachers that showed up in Santa Fe made it clear to lawmakers that they want to see more support for pre-K, raises for educators and more special education support and staff.
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    Lawmakers begin crafting education budget priorities with career te...

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    Higher education leaders show up to support Yazzie-Martinez bill - ...

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    Rep. Lente brings back two bills to address funding for tribal educ...

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    Days vs hours: Behind the budget amendment bringing together Democr...

    In direct contrast with Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s extended school time initiatives, 17 Democrats sided with a Republican-backed amendment to the House budget passed on Wednesday that would allow schools to continue having four-day school weeks.
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    Rep. Lente moving forward tribal education fund bill with Navajo Na...

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    Tribal education trust fund sees resounding victory on the House floor

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    Paid family medical leave clears New Mexico Senate

    After nearly five hours of debate from New Mexico Republican opponents, the Senate version of the paid family medical leave bill passed the Senate floor just before 11 p.m. Friday night.
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    Affirmative consent bill passes New Mexico Legislature after five a...

    In a dash to the finish line, House Bill 151, the 2024 session’s affirmative consent bill, passed the New Mexico Legislature after the House concurred with the amended bill on Wednesday in a 38-22 vote.
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    Sine Die another day; education funding grows in new budget - Sourc...

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    Three months later, St. John's College refusing to recognize studen...

    The students ran a successful membership drive but since they approached the college’s administration, the two sides have been at an impasse.