1. All About New Mexico: El Index Grande (Index Page) Complete guide to new mexico over 2000 annotated links in 58 categories.Category Regional North America new mexico Guides and Directories...... general Info / general NM Sites; general Info About NM; Nonprofits/Clubs/Organizations;Pictures of new mexico; Research Centers; schools and Universities; http://www-psych.nmsu.edu/~linda/chilepg.htm

All About New Mexico A Comprehensive Index of New Mexico Links El Index Grande (The Big Index) Index About Site Activities Attractions Chile/NM Food ... Schools/Universities El Index Grande Activities - (Things to do in New Mexico) Events Event Calendars Individual Events Outdoors / Sports ... Attractions - (Things to see in New Mexico) General Listings Miscellaneous Attractions Scenic and Historic Driving Tours Historic Walking Tours ... Did you find what you were looking for? Index About Site Activities Attractions Chile/NM Food ... write me Last modified July 1, 2000. Send comments and suggestions to La Reina. var test=0; document.write("<");document.write("! "); document.write(" ");document.write(">");

2. Welcome To Los Alamos Public Schools The LAPS is located in Los Alamos, new mexico and is proud to be a school system that is renowned for its excellence. All general information on the system and its member schools can be found here. http://laps.losalamos.k12.nm.us/

Los Alamos Public Schools 751 Trinity Drive, P.O. Box 90 Los Alamos, NM 87544-0090 Phone: (505) 663-2222 Fax: (505) 661-6300 InfoLine: (505) 663-2223 main Information About LAPS 2002-03 Calendar 2003-04 Calendar Budget Newsletter Open Enrollment Public Records Departments Board of Education Central Office Curriculum Human Resources Prevention School Nurse/Health Smith Auditorium Staff Development Student Services Technology Transportation Schools Aspen Elementary Barranca Elementary Chamisa Elementary Mountain Elementary Pinon Elementary Middle School High School Parent Resources ParentConnect Learning Continuum Online Safety for Kids Reports District Report Card Quality of Education MAP Test Committees Bond Advisory Bond Oversight LAMS Advisory LAHS Advisory Employee Council Parent Council Budget Committee Current Openings : Thank you for your interest in the Los Alamos School District. Your comments, questions, or suggestions are welcomed. We hope you find our website helpful and informative. If you experience problems with the website, please contact the

3. All About New Mexico: Schools And Universities About new mexico A Comprehensive Index of new mexico Links. schools and Universities. Cities/Counties Commercial Products - Events - general Info - Government http://www-psych.nmsu.edu/~linda/schools.htm

All About New Mexico A Comprehensive Index of New Mexico Links Schools and Universities Index About Site Activities Attractions ... Research Centers Schools/Universities Weather Colleges and Universities New Mexico Commission on Higher Education All Colleges, Universities, Licensed Career, and Special Schools in NM Two-Year Colleges in New Mexico Albuquerque Technical-Vocational Institute - Albuquerque Clovis Community College - Clovis The College of Santa Fe - Santa Fe College of the Southwest - Hobbs Diné College (formerly Navajo Community College) Main Campus - Tsaile, Arizona Shiprock Campus - Shiprock Eastern New Mexico University Main Campus - Portales Roswell Campus - Roswell Ruidoso Campus - Ruidoso Institute of American and Alaska Native Culture and Arts Development (IAIA) - Santa Fe Luna Vocational Technical Institute - Las Vegas Mesa Technical College - Tucumcari. Offers a fine arts program in bronze foundry, summer field courses in paleontology, and one of the most progressive farrier science programs in the country. New Mexico Highlands University - Las Vegas New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology (New Mexico Tech) - Socorro New Mexico Junior College - Hobbs New Mexico Military Institute - Roswell New Mexico State University Main Campus - Las Cruces Alamogordo Campus - Alamogordo Carlsbad Campus - Carlsbad Dona Ana Branch Community College - Las Cruces Grants Campus - Grants Northern New Mexico Community College - Española Saint John's College - Santa Fe. Founded in 1696.

4. NM SDE - Professional Licensure Unit The packet contains general Information on Adding Endorsements to a new mexico inthe United States can apply for vacant positions with new mexico schools. http://www.sde.state.nm.us/divisions/ais/licensure/

General Information Licensure Rules Endorsement Competencies Professional Licensure Unit Staff ... Codes Used in the Licensure Database Professional Licensure The Professional Licensure Unit is responsible for determining the qualifications for and issuing licenses to teachers, administrators, and other instructional personnel in the state. In addition, staff provide technical assistance to individuals seeking licensure and to local school officials who must hire licensed staff. This unit facilitates the Professional Standards Commission and the Teacher Assessment Review Panel For more information, call (505) 827-6587 and select option 2. General Information About New Mexico's Educator Licensure System The New Mexico educator licensure system is a three-tiered structure based on the attainment and demonstration of State Board of Education (SBE) adopted competencies. Licensure Rules If you wish to view or print New Mexico State Board of Education Approved Rules governing licensure, click here. Endorsement Competencies If you wish to view or print New Mexico State Board of Education Approved Endorsement Competencies, click here.

5. VIVA New Mexico! Provides a directory of services and attractions in Albuquerque. Find guides to the museums, transit, recreational activities, and events. http://www.vivanewmexico.com/

New Mexico's Home on the Web Directory: Almanac Art and Pictures El Mercado Event Calendar ... What's New Featured Sites: Carolyn Lankford paints to capture the soul of a place, to communicate its spirit and her joy in it. Although Southwestern landscapes are her first love, all the works of this New Mexico painter reveal love of color and texture. Her work is described as painterly and sensitive, yet realistic. Carolyn now lives by the Rio Grande in southern New Mexico where she spends long hours at her easel with husband and cat as companions. The New Mexico Cross Country Ski Club is a non-profit organization that helps to maintain the trails that people use for hiking, biking, horseback riding and skiing in the National Forests. They provide ski instruction, organized trips, and monthly speaker's programs. If you like New Mexico in winter you ought to check 'em out. The Learning Disabilities Association of America gives support and information to persons with learning disabilities, parents, teachers, and other professionals. The New Mexico Learning Disabilities Association (NMLDA) , headquartered in Albuquerque, sponsors an excellent conference for all the above parties. See their site for a wealth of information and for sources of support.

6. Official Athletic Site Of New Mexico State University: General Releases network schools, and can customize the frequency and type of messages received.Click Here to Sign Up, Free of Charge! new mexico State general Releases. http://www.fansonly.com/schools/nmst/genrel/092900aac.html

Choose Sport Baseball M Basketball W Basketball Cross Country Football M Golf W Golf Softball W Swimming M Tennis W Tennis W Track W Volleyball News Releases FANSonly Wireless Delivers Latest Aggie News New free service, powered by Air2Web, delivers latest headlines and scores to text-enabled wireless devices. Sept. 29, 2000 Fans can now sign up to receive the latest news and scores from their favorite FANSonly Network schools on a wide variety of wireless communications devices, from many types of cellular telephones to next-generation personal digital assistants (PDAs). Through a partnership with Air2Web, a leader in the wireless information delivery business, the latest headlines and scores from FANSonly Network schools can be received on most any text message-enabled device (consult with your wireless provider for details). Users can sign up for messages from one or multiple network schools, and can customize the frequency and type of messages received. Click Here to Sign Up, Free of Charge! New Mexico State General Releases Printer-friendly format Email this article ... Student Advantage, Inc. and New Mexico State University. The team names, logos and uniform designs are registered trademarks of the teams indicated. No logos, photographs or graphics on this site may be reproduced without written permission.

7. Official Athletic Site Of New Mexico State University: General Releases With the addition of the four new schools, the Sun Belt will begin sponsoring DivisionIA football as a conference new mexico State general Releases. http://www.fansonly.com/schools/nmst/genrel/110599aaa.html

Choose Sport Baseball M Basketball W Basketball Cross Country Football M Golf W Golf Softball W Swimming M Tennis W Tennis W Track W Volleyball News Releases NMSU Accepts Invite To Join Sun Belt Conference In 2001 Also joining the conference are Middle Tennessee, North Texas, and Louisiana Monroe. Nov. 4, 1999 LAS CRUCES, N.M. - New Mexico State University has accepted an invitation to join the Sun Belt Conference as a full member beginning in the 2001-2002 school year, head coach Lou Henson announced Thursday. Henson accepted the invitation, made by Dr. Gary Ransdell, president of Western Kentucky University and chair of the Sun Belt Conference executive committee, Thursday morning in a teleconference call with the league office, member schools and newly invited schools. Henson accepted the league's invitation on behalf of NMSU President William B. Conroy and director of athletics Brian Faison, both of whom were unable to attend the press conference. NMSU is joined by Middle Tennessee and North Texas, both of which also accepted invitations Thursday, and Louisiana Monroe will join the conference as a football-only member. With the addition of the four new schools, the Sun Belt will begin sponsoring Division I-A football as a conference sport in 2001. New Mexico State, UL-Monroe, North Texas and Middle Tennessee will join current Sun Belt members Arkansas State (currently a football member of the Big West Conference) and Louisiana Lafayette to make a six-team football league.

8. Schools | Life@LANL | Los Alamos National Laboratory schools the only high school in new mexico to be division of the Los Alamos Publicschools system offers of services to support the general education program. http://www.lanl.gov/worklife/visitors/schools.shtml

: Schools Benefits Visitor Info Schools Recreation ... International Los Alamos Schools Garner Praise The growing interest in the Los Alamos Public School system is well deserved. In a recent ranking of 651 New Mexico schools, six of seven, including Los Alamos High School (LAHS) and Los Alamos Middle School (LAMS), were ranked exemplary by the New Mexico State Department of Education. Teacher salaries are among the highest in the state as is the per student operational expenditure. High test scores, superior ratings, and a small town environment combine to make Los Alamos increasingly attractive to those wishing to relocate. Notable Achievements Diversity in education is very much in evidence at LAHS. Some of the more noteworthy recent accomplishments follow. A Los Alamos High School student was among 141 students named as Presidential Scholars for 2000. LAHS basketball team won the state championship in 2000.

9. CESDP - New Mexico Standards - General Resources videos, newsletters, programs, offices, and general information. Santa Fe, new Mexico875012786 http//sde.state also includes all districts and schools in the http://www.cesdp.nmhu.edu/standards/genres/organ.html

10. CESDP - New Mexico Standards - General Resources Cultural Affairs and the new mexico Association of Putnam Valley schools maintainsthis site regularly newsletters, programs, offices, and general information. http://www.cesdp.nmhu.edu/standards/genres/

11. Socorro, New Mexico Info Page four elementary, one middle, two high schools), and a new mexico Tech, a small stateuniversity with an private physician groups and Socorro general Hospital. http://www.nrao.edu/administration/personnel_office/socorro.shtml

document.write(dayNames[day] + ", " + monthNames[month] + " "); document.write(date + ", " + year); document.write(" "); SOCORRO, NEW MEXICO Socorro, a community of 9,000 in the sunny Rio Grande Valley of central New Mexico, combines the pleasant climate of the high desert, peace and quiet of a small town, and sophistication brought by a state university. History Distinguished as one of the oldest settlements in the Southwest, the city's name means "refuge" or "aid," and dates back to 1598 when people of the Pilabo Pueblo fed and sheltered weary members of the Juan de Onate expeditions. The arrival of the Santa Fe Railroad in 1880 made possible extensive mining for ore, and Socorro quickly became New Mexico's largest town. A decade later mining opportunities had declined and Socorro returned to its agricultural heritage. However, the brief boom left as a legacy the New Mexico School of Mines (now called New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, or New Mexico Tech), which has helped to define this city as one of New Mexico's leading centers for education and research, home to one of the state's highest percentages of Ph.D.s per capita. Demographics and Weather Inclusion of county residence brings the area population up to about 23,000, with a median age of 30 years, 47% claiming Hispanic origins. Sitting at an elevation of 4,585 ft. above sea level, Socorro is particularly proud of its dry, sunny weather with an average July temperature of 61-93 degrees F, an average January temperature of 25 to 55 degrees F, and an average annual rainfall of 6-9 inches. Snowfall, which begins in late October, averages around 6 inches.

12. Peterson's: Private Schools, Boarding And Day: Special Needs Secondary Schools general Search, is available in Peterson's Private Secondary schools 20022003 School,Carbondale, Illinois Brush Ranch School, Terrero, new mexico Cascade School http://www.petersons.com/PSchools/select/pssns.asp?sponsor=1

13. Meet The Attorney General Because of Attorney general Madrid, new mexico will recover over million dollar recoverywas distributed to new mexico public schools, universities, and http://www.ago.state.nm.us/Meet_the/meet_the_attorney_general.html

Site Navigation Statutory Authority Patricia A. Madrid: Biographical Information Patricia A. Madrid was elected New Mexico's 29 th Attorney General in November 1998. As the top law enforcement officer in the state and the people's lawyer, she has placed priority on violent crime prosecution, consumer and environmental protection. One of her first actions as Attorney General was the establishment of a Capital Litigation Unit to provide assistance to district attorneys statewide in the prosecution of violent crimes, particularly death penalty cases.  This unit brought together some of the best and most experienced violent crimes prosecutors in the state.  This unit has succeeded in convicting murderers, rapists, and a sex torturer.  In addition, the unit is prosecuting fifteen individuals charged in connection with the murder of a guard during a 1999 prison riot. Attorney General Madrid introduced New Mexico's first state-level Crime Victim's Services Unit.  This unit provides support to victims and their families through the appellate process, which can be a lengthy one.  This unit has also been instrumental in obtaining grants to provide services statewide.  A grant was obtained to provide training and equipment to law enforcement agencies in their fight against domestic violence.  In southern New Mexico a grant was obtained to fund a victims advocate for immigrant victims of domestic violence.   Mothers Against Drunk Driving recognized Attorney General Madrid's efforts on behalf of crime victims with their first Annual Award for Elected Officials.

14. Consumer Protection Consumer Protection, State of new mexico Office of the Attorney general. Includes Q Consumer Information United States States...... apropos. Together we can make new mexico a scamfree zone. Speakers. Divisionstaff are available to speak to clubs, schools or churchs. Popular http://www.ago.state.nm.us/Protection/consumer_protection.html

Site Navigation Consumer Complaint Charities Information Native American Arts Fraud Related Links ... consumer resource web sites and much more. How to file a Consumer Complaint Instructions and printable form) Frequently Asked Questions Publications Consumer Resource Guide and Legal Services Directory Other valuable information is available in brochures provided by the division. You may request these brochures on-line or, for an order form detailing the topics covered in the brochures, call 1-800-678-1508 statewide or 827-6060 in Santa Fe. Speakers Division staff are available to speak to clubs, schools or churchs. Popular topics include fraud against the elderly, charitable organizations and consumer skills for teens. Look Before you Give!

15. MISC> New Mexico Legislative Update (schools/technology/networking) Appropriates $500,000 from the general Fund for the network at the University of NewMexico Taos Education Center 2) $125,000 to connect Penasco schools to the http://scout.wisc.edu/addserv/NH/95-02/95-02-21/0008.html

*** From Net-Happenings Moderator *** NEW MEXICO COUNCIL ON TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION Carmen Gonzales and Carlos Atencio, Co-Chairs UPDATE ABOUT 1995 LEGISLATION Listing of Bills Relating to Public Schools, Technology, and Networking February 18, 1995, REVISION Bill summaries prepared by Legislative Education Study Committee staff and State Department of Education staff As of February 18, 1995, Relating to Public Schools, Technology, and Networking: Total House Bills = 28 Total Senate Bills = 21 Total Memorials = 1 Total Legislation = 50 House Bills Bill Number: House Bill 3 Title: EDUCATION APPROPRIATION ACT Sponsor: Vigil Makes an appropriation for public school support, adult basic education, State Department of Education (SDE), and special projects; includes a line item to implement the 1994 Technology for Education Act which: (1) provides for the development of statewide and local school district educational technology plans; (2) established a 17 member Council on Technology in Education to help review technology plans, conduct assessments, and to advise the

16. The University Of New Mexico General Library > Ask A Librarian > Electronic Refe about new mexico and the Southwest, and some general materials related to Career andSpecial schools Links to post secondary schools in new mexico from the http://elibrary.unm.edu/subjects/reference.html

This page lists commonly used online reference resources. Acronyms and Abbreviations Albuquerque, Bernalillo County Almanacs Area Codes ... Zip Codes Acronyms and Abbreviations Acronym Database "This is a list of acronyms (abbreviations constructed mostly from the initial letters of the words of a phrase), gathered from many network sources and submitted by users." Acronym Finder A searchable database of more than 226,000 abbreviations and acronyms about computers, technology, telecommunications, and military acronyms and abbreviations. From the Michigan Electronic Library (MEL) "Reference Desk", contains links to varied abbreviations and acronyms sites covering most disciplines. Journal Abbreviation Sources "A registry of Web resources that list or provide access to the full title of journal abbreviations." US Postal Service Official Abbreviations Official abbreviations from the U. S. Postal Service.

17. New Mexico Arts - Education Summit general INFORMATION. of new mexico Arts Introduction Alec Franklor, new mexico ArtsOpening Address Michael Davis, Superintendent of schools (Invited). http://www.nmarts.org/ed/ed_summit_gen_info.html

Integrating the Community General Information Schedule of Events Faculty Cost ... Registration Form GENERAL INFORMATION Register by January 19, 2001 Registration has been extended to February 2, 2001 New Mexico Arts will provide a forum in which you can: Learn how to advocate for your vision of arts education in your community. Meet people form across the state who are working toward a similar vision. Share successful practices. Enhance your skills by participating in arts integration training or partnership training. Begin planning how to make the arts a larger part of education in your community. Three tracks are available: (concurrent sessions) Particiapnts will share successful practices, discuss what you can offer and what you need, create a summary of the issues facing your track, and recieve professional development in either arts integration methods or partnership building Educators Track (educators and educational administrators) including arts integration training Artists Track (Artists and art organizations) including arts integration training Community Track (Local Arts Councils, Chambers of Commerce, Civic Organization, Health Organizations, Business, etc.) including partnership training

18. New Mexico Arts - Grants_Programs see this summary sheet NMARTS general Applications FY2004 organizations, units ofgovernment, schools, universities, and tribes in new mexico are eligible http://www.nmarts.org/grants_programs.html

Grants Program THE GRANT APPLICATION DEADLINE HAS PASSED. APPLICATIONS ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTED FOR FY2004. CHECK BACK MID-LATE SUMMER FOR INFORMATION ABOUT FY2005. IMPORTANT GRANTS NOTICE - Funding Changes for FY2004 New Mexico Arts has made funding changes for Fiscal Year 2004 due to budget restraints and will not be accepting any new applications Any organization that has applied in the past two funding cycles (either FY02 or FY03) and received funding from New Mexico Arts in either year, may submit an application to any of the funding categories for which they are eligible with the exception of Arts Education Projects (only year two and three applicants may apply). Please Note: If your organization previously applied in Arts Projects A during FY03, was funded, and had a last fiscal year income of $750,000 or higher you will now apply in the Major Cultural Institutions Category. This category is closed to all other applicants.

19. Welcome To The New Mexico Legislature The new mexico budget currently amounts to about $3.8 billion in general fund Abouthalf of the general fund is allocated to public schools; onethird to http://legis.state.nm.us/LFCdefault.asp

FAQ Glossary Abbreviations 325 Don Gaspar Suite 101 Santa Fe, NM 87501 Ph. 505-986-4550 General Fax: 505-986-4545 Audtors Fax: 505-986-4535 lfc@state.nm.us Welcome to the Legislative Finance Committee Rep. Luciano Varela Message from the Chairman LFC News Overview State Investment Funds Reflect Stock Market Slide All state investment funds lost money in FY02 but the fund for the Public Employee Retirement Association was the best performer during a From the Chairman: Tax Talk Election years always bring out a lot of talk about taxes and this year has been no exception. Depending on how you add up New Mexico's Medicaid Wants $82M More The Human Services Department is seeking about $82 million more from the general fund for the Medicaid program next year, an increase of INSTRUCTIONS FOR USING POWER POINT FOR PRESENTATIONS TO THE LEGISLATIVE FINANCE COMMITTEE Please be advised of the following procedures/ requirements for preparing a Power Point presentation for your Legislative Finance Committee hearing: LFC will provide laptop and projector. DO NOT BRING YOUR OWN EQUIPMENT. Presentation should be prepared using Power Point 2000. Must deliver presentation on CD or diskette to the LFC office at 325 Don Gaspar, Suite 101, Santa Fe, NM, for testing and set up at least ONE WORKING DAY PRIOR TO SCHEDULED HEARING. For questions regarding process call Sylvia Barela at 986-4577. Thank you for your cooperation.

20. New Mexico Science Olympiad 50 states, totaling more than 12,000 K12 schools. over 3,000 students from all areasof new mexico. Science Olympiad, check out our general Information page. http://www.nmt.edu/~science/olympiad/

Welcome to the exciting world of the New Mexico Science Olympiad! 2003 STATE COMPETITION INFO Events Trial Events Team Numbers Division B Team Numbers Division C ... Socorro, NM General Information Contributor Information Fall Coaches Workshop NMSO Registration Nationals Information Calendar NMSO Picture Gallery Olympiad Links 2003 Events New Mexico Tech Socorro, New Mexico Anthony Ortiz, Director 801 Leroy Place Socorro, NM 87801 sciencefair@admin.nmt.edu Science Olympiad Results To view results in MS Excel To view results in Adobe Acrobat Division B Division B Division C Division C The Science Olympiad was created in 1983 by Dr. Gerard Putz and Jack Cairns to increase interest n science as an alternative to traditional science fairs. After successful trial Olympiads held in Michigan and Delaware, the Science Olympiad began to grow. Fourteen years later, the Olympiad has members in all 50 states, totaling more than 12,000 K-12 schools. The New Mexico Science Olympiad began in 1987 and is hosted each year by the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology in Socorro, New Mexico, involving over 3,000 students from all areas of New Mexico. To learn more about Science Olympiad, check out our General Information page. To learn how to participate

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