New Mexico § 21-16A-2 Findings; purpose

New Mexico Statutes

§ 21-16A-2 — Findings; purpose

New Mexico § 21-16A-2

Ch. 21State and Private Education Institutions

Art. 16ALearning Centers

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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 21-16A-2 (2026).

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A. The legislature finds that there are significant populations in New Mexico whose post-secondary education and workforce development needs are unserved or underserved and new and more effective means of delivering educational services must be explored. B. It is the purpose of the Learning Center Act to:

(1)provide quality educational services to residents of the state based upon need and without regard to place of residence by enabling communities to establish learning centers to make necessary and appropriate educational programs available;

(2)avoid construction of new campuses and buildings; and (3) encourage the use of technology by promoting innovation, collaboration and cooperation among existing institutions, public schools, government agencies, communities and the private sector

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A. The legislature finds that there are significant populations in New Mexico whose post-secondary education and workforce development needs are unserved or underserved and new and more effective means of delivering educational services must be explored. B. It is the purpose of the Learning Center Act to: (1) provide quality educational services to residents of the state based upon need and without regard to place of residence by enabling communities to establish learning centers to make necessary and appropriate educational programs available; (2) avoid construction of new campuses and buildings; and (3) encourage the use of technology by promoting innovation, collaboration and cooperation among existing institutions, public schools, government agencies, communities and the private sector through sharing of resources for educational purposes.