Former University of New Mexico -Taos branch leader Kate O'Neill was confirmed as the Cabinet Secretary for the New Mexico Higher Education Department on Feb. … more

For the first time at Enos Garcia Elementary, the Tiwa language of Taos Pueblo is being taught to students in an effort to retain and enforce the culture of Taos Pueblo. more

The New Mexico House Education Committee voted 10-3 Wednesday (Feb. 20) to approve a bill that would cease approval for new charter schools in the state. HB 434 would effectively cut all new … more

Former UNM - Taos branch leader Kate O’Neill was confirmed as the Cabinet Secretary for the New Mexico Higher Education Department Wednesday (Feb. 20). more

Taos has a couple of early childhood centers that could benefit from the resolution if it now makes it past the Senate. more

Some may think celebrating Dr. Seuss is "just a kid's thing." But the author's universal messages of diversity, tolerance and environmental conservation continue to be important today. more

Do you know that stereotypes, myths and stigma can keep people from getting help for mental illness? TISA middle schoolers know. On Feb. 7, Brenda Steele, a certified peer support worker, made her … more

On Feb. 11, the third-, fourth- and fifth-graders from Taos Integrated School for the Arts went to Yu Garden for a Chinese New Year lunch. Megan Bowers Avina has been bringing her class to Yu Garden … more

Our columnist encourages all those considering postsecondary education to plan ahead, especially high school juniors. Here are simple steps juniors can take now... more

The Taos Civil Air Patrol spread their wings at the recent Taos High School Taos Connect: College/Transition/Career Fair on Wednesday (Feb. 13). Students flocked to the Civil Air Patrol booth … more