New Mexico SB37 mandates high-quality literacy instruction in public schools, emphasizing the science of reading and structured literacy techniques.
New Mexico SB37, the High-Quality Literacy Instruction Act, establishes standards for literacy instruction in public schools. It requires instructional materials to align with the science of reading and structured literacy techniques. Public schools must administer literacy assessments to students in kindergarten through third grade and provide interventions for those identified with reading difficulties. The act also mandates teacher preparation programs to include coursework and supervised field experiences in the science of reading.
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