New Mexico § 21-1-44 School leadership institute; created; purpose

New Mexico Statutes

§ 21-1-44 — School leadership institute; created; purpose

New Mexico § 21-1-44

Ch. 21State and Private Education Institutions

Art. 1General Provisions Relating to State Educational

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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 21-1-44 (2026).

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A. The "school leadership institute" is created and is administratively attached to the higher education department. The department shall provide administrative services for the institute. The institute shall provide a comprehensive and cohesive framework for preparing, mentoring and providing professional development for principals and other public school leaders. B. The institute shall offer at least the following programs:

(1)licensure preparation for aspiring principals;

(2)mentoring for new principals and other public school leaders;

(3)intensive support for principals at schools in need of improvement;

(4)professional development for aspiring superintendents; and (5) mentoring for new superintendents. C. The institute shall partner with state agencies, institutions of higher educ

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A. The "school leadership institute" is created and is administratively attached to the higher education department. The department shall provide administrative services for the institute. The institute shall provide a comprehensive and cohesive framework for preparing, mentoring and providing professional development for principals and other public school leaders. B. The institute shall offer at least the following programs: (1) licensure preparation for aspiring principals; (2) mentoring for new principals and other public school leaders; (3) intensive support for principals at schools in need of improvement; (4) professional development for aspiring superintendents; and (5) mentoring for new superintendents. C. The institute shall partner with state agencies, institutions of higher education and professional associations to identify and recruit candidates for the institute.