Education task force formed to study New Mexico schooling
The Legislative Council created the Education Initiatives and Accountability Task Force with about 64 members including Sue Cleveland and Sen. Joe Carrara to study the history, reform ideas, and a blueprint for the state教育 system. Speakers warned the seven meetings before January may not yield concrete reform, while some members doubt the panel’s effectiveness.
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Diane Velasco
Legislative Council
House
Raymond Sanchez
Senate
Manny Aragon
Rio Rancho Public
Sue Cleveland
Joe Carrara
R Albuquerque
Pauline Eisenstadt
D-Corrales
Aileen Garcia
New Mexico
Garcia
Carrara
New Mexico Readies Hepatitis A Vaccination Plan
State health officials will discuss implementing a mandatory hepatitis A vaccination for children ages 2 to 18, following ACIP recommendations. The program, backed by state law two sessions ago, aims to start before the 2000 2001 school year with federal funds to cover costs for all families.
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Jay P. Thuringer
State Health Department
New Mexico
Joel Saland
University of New Mexico
United States
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Advisory Committee On
ACIP
James Taylor
Bernalillo County
New Mexico Health Department
Taylor
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