The House has approved a proposal to help shore up the finances of a pension program for public school employees and higher education workers.

Baseball season is underway for high schools across the state, but fans accustomed to the ping of the metal bat will instead hear an old sound: the crack of

New Mexico wanted a break from No Child Left Behind, but when it came to getting a waiver from the strict federal requirements, the state was left behind.

An Arizona jail escapee took off from Santa Fe police Thursday prompting three schools to lock down and a callout for the SWAT team.

Major improvements could be coming to Rio Rancho Public Schools thanks to voters in Tuesday's bond and mill levy election.

The report issued by the state education department last month assigning a letter grade to each of New Mexico’s schools seemed relatively straightforward.

The Southwest Learning Center is expanding. It is announcing plans for its fourth school Tuesday.

Rio Rancho residents will vote Tuesday on a bond and mill levy that will be like no other in that city.

Eastern New Mexico University says its enrollment for a spring semester has broken a school record.

A local kindergarten teacher is going above and beyond the call of duty and her students have the skills to prove it.

University of New Mexico students could be paying a lot more for wireless Internet, classroom technology and shared computers.

An APS middle school teacher has been placed on paid leave.

From February 1 until March 15, Albuquerque Public School parents can request to have their children go to different schools outside their home attendance

The state legislature pushing for a bill that would not allow your kids to move on from third to fourth grade if they can't read at the right level. So what

Nearly two dozen New Mexico counties will share more than $11 million in federal rural schools payments.