New Mexico § 22-23B-2 Purpose

New Mexico Statutes

§ 22-23B-2 — Purpose

New Mexico § 22-23B-2

Ch. 22Public Schools

Art. 23BHispanic Education

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N.M. Stat. Ann. § 22-23B-2 (2026).

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The purpose of the Hispanic Education Act is to: A. provide for the study, development and implementation of educational systems that affect the academic success of Hispanic students to increase graduation rates and ensure lifelong success; B. protect and preserve New Mexico's heritage Spanish language and culture; C. encourage and foster parental involvement in the education of their children; and D. provide mechanisms for parents; community, community-based and business organizations; public schools; school districts; charter schools; public post-secondary educational institutions; the higher education department; the public education department; and state and local policymakers to work together to improve educational opportunities for Hispanic students for the purpose of increasing grad

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The purpose of the Hispanic Education Act is to: A. provide for the study, development and implementation of educational systems that affect the academic success of Hispanic students to increase graduation rates and ensure lifelong success; B. protect and preserve New Mexico's heritage Spanish language and culture; C. encourage and foster parental involvement in the education of their children; and D. provide mechanisms for parents; community, community-based and business organizations; public schools; school districts; charter schools; public post-secondary educational institutions; the higher education department; the public education department; and state and local policymakers to work together to improve educational opportunities for Hispanic students for the purpose of increasing graduation rates, increasing post-secondary enrollment, retention and completion and ensuring lifelong success.