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Outlying school districts, charters hold steady

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Many school districts in New Mexico, especially those in rural areas, struggle to provide the basics. Textbooks are outdated, teachers are in short supply and students have yet to recover from …
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Outlying school districts, charters hold steady

Many school districts in New Mexico, especially those in rural areas, struggle to provide the basics. Textbooks are outdated, teachers are in short supply and students have yet to recover from …

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