Each week in the summer, thousands of students respond to current event op-ed articles released by the New York Times as part of their Summer Reading Contest.
Northern New Mexico College will begin enrolling students this Fall in two new and enhanced programs as part of its newly-established Department of Technical Trades.
James R. Mountain
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August 6, 2020
8:31 am
Los Alamos (UNM-LA) continues to welcome new students for Fall classes, which begin August 17. Financial aid and scholarship opportunities are still available for incoming students.
The Los Alamos Public School Board met virtually for a work session on Thursday. All board members were in attendance. The Board started the meeting by recognizing members of the Safe Start Task Force who spent numerous hours over the past few months putting together the Safe Start Task Force Report.
During June and July 2020, Los Alamos Public Schools offered Summer Institute, an opportunity for LAPS employees to receive exceptional professional development. While some outside experts were hired to present, most courses were taught by LAPS employees.
LANL Foundation awards career-bound students with its 2020 Career Pathways Scholarships, investing in scholars of all ages set to improve their lives and communities.
During the LAPS School Board meeting Tuesday night, school board members approved a resolution for
the bulk purchasing of PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) for school employees. The Safety for School
Employees and Saving Taxpayer Dollars by the Bulk Purchasing of PPE resolution was passed
unanimously.
Santa Fe Community College’s Continuing Education Department is partnering with The Grantsmanship Center to present the Grantsmanship Training Program Online August 10-14. Since most nonprofit organizations are working remotely and need more funding than ever, this online course addresses an urgent need.
LANL Foundation introduces NEW 2020 Education Enrichment Grant Cycle, requesting proposals from educators ready to pioneer New Mexico’s evolving learning frontier.
