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New Mexico Joins Movement to Boost Technical Career Development

New Mexico is among the first eight states to become an official partner of Be Pro Be Proud (BPBP), a national workforce development movement that seeks to attract students and... more

The Young Scientist: Our Earth

The Earth is not one of the solar system’s larger planets, but it is the densest. Third planet from the sun, our home in space is the solar system’s fifth largest and, as far as... more

Young Historian: Lincoln’s Secret Journey

At 3:30 a.m. on Feb. 23, 1861, the 16th president-elect, Abraham Lincoln, stepped off his train from Philadelphia in Baltimore station and immediately boarded a different train... more

Swim Lessons Limited in NM Despite High Drowning Rate: Young children at greatest risk

Despite the fact that New Mexico is a landlocked desert state, its drowning rate is 24% higher than that nationally, ranking us 11th in the country for unintentional drowning... more

South Valley Teen Brings Art to At Risk Youth

Since publishing a book about the South Valley in 2023, Bosque School junior Cheyenne Anderson has continued to advocate for her community and the underserved. The book of photos... more

7 Signs That Your Kids Are Ready for Their First Sleepaway Camp

It’s time to decide whether or not to send your kids to sleepaway camp, but how do you know what’s the right thing to do? How can you tell whether your kids are ready for their... more

The Young Scientist: Monotremes

Not all mammals share the exact same characteristics. Mammals are known for bearing their young live, but a small group of unique mammals called monotremes (MON-oh-treems) lay... more