Leah Romero
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Staff reporter @sourcenm | Freelance writer in #NewMexico🌞| A true ambivert🙃| Opinions = mine | [email protected]
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3 days ago |
sourcenm.com | Leah Romero
As New Mexico schools continue to grapple with more than 700 teacher vacancies, according to the most recent data, some districts have begun to rely on teachers licensed through the state’s alternative licensing programs, which provide licensure pathways for people with degrees in areas outside of education.
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1 week ago |
diario.mx | Leah Romero
El representante estadounidense Gabe Vásquez (demócrata por Nuevo México) calificó el lunes la militarización de la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México de “equivocada y derrochadora”, siguiendo la orden del presidente Donald Trump de finales de la semana pasada de autorizar una zona de amortiguación militar que se extendería desde California hasta Nuevo México.
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1 week ago |
marijuanamoment.net | Leah Romero
“We’ve seen in other states, these programs take more time to launch than you think. We have to develop a supply chain here within the state for the products.”By Leah Romero, Source NMGov. Michelle Lujan Grisham (D) signed the Medical Psilocybin Act into law this week, making New Mexico the third state in the U.S. to decriminalize so-called “magic mushrooms.” But advocates say the program is still a few years away from fully operating.
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2 weeks ago |
sourcenm.com | Leah Romero
Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed the Medical Psilocybin Act into law this week, making New Mexico the third state in the U.S. to decriminalize so-called “magic mushrooms. But advocates say the program is still a few years away from fully operating. Senate Bill 219 decriminalizes psilocybin, often referred to as magic mushrooms, for treatment of major treatment-resistant depression; post-traumatic stress disorder; substance use disorders; and end-of-life care.
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2 weeks ago |
tricityrecordnm.com | Leah Romero
Teachers, administrators continue advocating for local control The State of New Mexico’s inactive rule requiring school districts to have a minimum of 180 instructional days on their calendars per school year is back in the courts. The New Mexico Public Education Department in March appealed a February decision from Ninth Judicial District Court Judge Dustin K. Hunter, who ruled that the department’s rule requiring a minimum number of instructional days in the calendar was unenforceable.
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