April 2022: How school segregation affects LCPS students
Many Americans are unaware that school segregation still exists. Seventy years ago, school segregation was deliberate and explicitly racist. Today, racism continues to play a role as parents protest integration plans and districts gerrymander school boundary lines. But modern school segregation is also driven by systemic inequality and a lack of forethought... Continue reading
Past Newsletters:
- February 2022: Collective impact transforms student outcomes
- December 2021: Underrepresented students in Doña Ana County colleges
- October 2021: Mental health and COVID-19 in New Mexico – Trends and advancements
- August 2021: What is driving the upturn in graduation rates in Doña Ana County?
- June 2021: Housing insecurity in New Mexico and Doña Ana County
- March 2021: Potential impacts of additional funding for Early Childhood Education
- December 2020: The 2020 Doña Ana County Education Context Report
- October 2020: Results from the 100% Community Survey in Doña Ana County
- August 2020: The Digital Divide in New Mexico
- January 2020: Graduation rates in Doña Ana County and New Mexico 2018
