Education reform proposal in New Mexico legislature
Governor Hageman urges expanding the Territorial Board of Education and simplifying teacher certification to cut costs. He cites illiteracy rates, calls for mixed state local funding, and urges tax-based support with examples from Indiana counties showing varied returns. He stresses universal education as a public responsibility and self protection against ignorance.
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Territorial Governance Highlights From New Mexico
The report praises militia efficiency, urges higher armory funding, and supports tighter Irrigation Law reforms. It calls for co operation with the National Reclamation Service, expands bank depository rules, and pushes updated public lands and forest reserve income use.
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