New Mexico Bill Pushes Bilingual English Spanish Teaching
Committee substitute proposes requiring first to third grade classes in all districts to receive bilingual reading instruction in English and Spanish when a majority of school patrons petition the County Superintendent. If no qualified bilingual teacher is available, districts may be exempt. County superintendents could withhold payroll approval for noncompliant teachers until services are secured.
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Untess
Fondher de Ote
Compulsory School Attendance Provisions and Amendments
The text outlines section 4961 reporting duties for principals and teachers in rural schools, penalties for noncompliance, and proposals to amend sections 4966 and related provisions. It details district tax levies for school maintenance, duties of county boards, and reporting requirements to county superintendents and commissioners, plus emergency provisions for enactment. It references high schools, education boards, and court charges to grand juries.
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Tity
Board of Conty Commissioners
Edie
New Mexico Rural Schools Higher Grade Teaching Bill
House Bill 232 proposes limiting rural schools with a single teacher to eighth grade and below if more than six elementary grades are taught. It allows district cooperation to establish a central school for higher grades under county and state supervision.
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New Mexico
State of New Mexico
JSE Bill Requires Annual Visits by County School Superintendents
A New Mexico bill mandates county school superintendents visit every school room at least once yearly. It requires reports to the State Superintendent, include pupil age and condition, and directs a travel allowance based on county size. The act is deemed urgent and effective upon passage.
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New Mexico
FO Reguint County
Lisounty
Mexico
Weney
Preference for veterans in public employment postwar
The text argues that federal, state, and local authorities should grant veterans preference in public hiring after war ends while stopping short of a prior right. It contends that wartime service proves fitness for various roles, from mail carrier to police officer, and that many public service jobs could favor qualified veterans without guaranteeing a mortgage on positions.
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Walton Bill Urges Settlement of New Mexico Lands
Congressman W B Walton supports ending further forest reserve additions and placing public lands into the hands of actual settlers and home builders. The move, he says, would better conserve the commonwealth than other methods.
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W. B. Walton
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