Meet our New Mexico Change Agent Alex Ulibarri. She is a 6th-9th grade Arts Program curriculum designer and instructor at Voz Collegiate Preparatory Charter School in Albuquerque. She focuses on creating culturally relevant project-based learning experiences for young artists.

Meet New Mexico Advocacy Fellow Jaycie Homer She is a 6th grade teacher leader, department head, and technology mentor at Sixth Grade Academy in Lovington, New Mexico. She teaches career and technical education (CTE), media literacy, and digital citizenship.

"It's our responsibility to create educational opportunities that wrap around the students and are responsive to [their] needs." Teach Plus has been highlighting schools making these changes. Watch: Nominate a school for 2024-2025:

Chelsea Granillo is a 2024-2026 Teach Plus New Mexico Advocacy Fellow and 1st grade teacher at Vista Grande Elementary School in Rio Rancho, New Mexico. She provides students an equal opportunity to learn how to read and write through science-based lessons in phonics.

It takes innovation to help students thrive and increase their post-secondary opportunities and economic mobility. See how we've spotlighted New Mexico schools making innovative changes here: Nominate a school for 2024-2025 here:

"Our students' needs have changed, the way they learn has changed, so schools have to be innovative. They have to think outside the box to engage students." - ED Hope Morales Watch here: Nominate a school for 2024-2025 here:

Watch: Teach Plus New Mexico is in its fourth year of highlighting schools that are innovating to increase student outcomes and learning. See how they’re doing it here: Nominate a New Mexico school for 2024-2025 here:

In #NMOutcomesThroughInnovation, Teach Plus New Mexico identified schools that have developed systems for innovative support for underserved student groups, like those experiencing homelessness: Siembra Leadership, RioGAFA, & P.R. Leyva Middle. Read more:

With #NMOutcomesThroughInnovation, Teach Plus New Mexico is elevating the innovative practices that allow students to thrive and increase their post-secondary opportunities and economic mobility. Read more about the 10 schools we’re elevating:

It takes innovation to help students thrive and increase their post-secondary opportunities and economic mobility. Help Teach Plus New Mexico identify innovative schools for the 2025 #NMOutcomesThroughInnovation report! Nominate a school here:

New Mexicans, what do innovative practices look like in your community? We want to hear about the schools that are increasing opportunities and economic mobility for students in unique ways! Nominate a school using this form:

Laguna Middle School focuses on integrating Laguna language, heritage and culture into all aspects of learning by centering linguistic and cultural practices in its framework. Learn how other schools can replicate that work in #NMOutcomesThroughInnovation:

Here’s how P.R. Leyva Middle used Multi-Classroom Leaders who modeled classroom management and provided coaching to create a collaborative, data-driven teaching environment to ensure quality instruction for all students: #NMOutcomesThroughInnovation

Rio Grande Academy of Fine Arts has found ways to support underserved student groups through art integration and hands-on learning. Here’s how other schools can replicate that work. Learnings via Teach Plus New Mexico’s #NMOutcomesThroughInnovation:

Here’s how Siembra Leadership High put a spotlight on entrepreneurship with a system that uses student-centered approaches – and how other schools can replicate that. Insights and recommendations via Teach Plus New Mexico’s #NMOutcomesThroughInnovation:

It takes innovation to help students thrive and increase their post-secondary opportunities and economic mobility. Help @teachplusnm identify innovative schools for the 2025 #NMOutcomesThroughInnovation report! Nominate a school here:

Here’s how Chamisa Elementary and Los Alamos Online Learning Academy cultivated partnerships for effective learning – and how other schools can replicate that. Insights and recommendations via Teach Plus New Mexico’s #NMOutcomesThroughInnovation:

Here’s how Reserve Elementary implemented support for students with varying educational needs – and how other schools can replicate that. Insights and recommendations via Teach Plus New Mexico’s #NMOutcomesThroughInnovation:

Albuquerque Collegiate is increasing student outcomes using a data-driven system of support where every teacher is paired with a coach to analyze student data. Learn more about ACCS and the other 9 schools recognized in #NMOutcomesThroughInnovation:

In #NMOutcomesThroughInnovation, Teach Plus New Mexico identified schools with practices that meet the individual needs of students to increase graduation rates and postsecondary success: @ATCSantaFe, University High, East Mountain High. Read more: