New Mexico |
Information on State Teaching Standards,
Teacher Certification Requirements, Job Postings, and More |
New Mexico Public Education Department -
This is the official site for all things related to K-12
education in the state of New Mexico. This is a valuable
resource for both classroom teachers and homeschooling parents. Please note that this state is part of the Common Core initiative. |
New
Mexico Professional Licensure Bureau - Like the
other states, New Mexico requires its teachers to become
professionally licensed before teaching in the public school
system. This website guides you through the licensure
process. |
New Mexico Teaching Jobs - Once you have
become certified to teach in the state of New Mexico, this is
the place to look for teacher vacancies in your preferred grade
and content area. |
Click
here for free educational materials related to the
geography and history of New Mexico. |
The capital city of New Mexico is Santa Fe.
The state's most populous city is Albuquerque. |
Some of the United States' most interesting
and fruitful Native American cultures flourished in what is now
New Mexico. |
The climate of New Mexico is hot and dry. |
New Mexico became a state in 1912. |
The New Mexico State Library is online.
Check out the official website
here. |