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Former Superintendent on Improving NM Public Education

June 21, 2024
Two people sit at a studio table with blue backgrounds. Each has a dark mug in front of them. The man on the left is in a striped suit and tie, and the woman on the right is in a black dress.

6.21.24 – Correspondent Russell Contreras sits down with Dr. Karen Sanchez-Griego, a former superintendent of the Cuba Independent School District. Sanchez-Griego speaks on the state’s graduation rates and how public education can improve.  Correspondent: Russell Contreras  Guest: Dr. Karen Sanchez-Griego, Former Superintendent, Cuba Independent School District  For More Information:  In photos: A day in the life of a…

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Addressing Lower Graduation Rates For Young Men

June 30, 2017
NMiF: graduation rates

June 30, 2017 – New Mexico’s high school graduation rate rose last year, but there was a noticeable gap between male and female graduation rates, according to the Public Education Department of New Mexico. The graduation rate for young women was 72.8 percent but for young men it was 64.8 percent. The overall state average…

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