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ERA HANDBOOK GENERAL INFORMATION Membership Contributions Preparing for your Retirement Effective Retirement Date The Educational Retirement Board is the legal body responsible for administering the Educational Retirement Act. Its seven members include two state officials (the Superintendent of Public Instruction and the State Treasurer), two members appointed by the Governor, one member elected by the members of the New Mexico National Education Association, one member elected by members of the New Mexico Association of University Professors, and one member elected by the New Mexico Association of Educational Retirees. Membership When you become a member of the ERA, an account is established in your name with your Social Security number as the account reference. Upon employment you are required to complete an ERA Form 42. The information requested on the form is required in setting up your retirement account. Contributions are deducted each pay period from your check and credited to your account quarterly. Membership in the ERA is a condition of employment. Employees covered under the ERA are referred to as members. Employers are referred to as local administrative units or employers.

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The spring semester of 2002 saw over 11,000 New Mexicans enrolled in public colleges, universities and trade schools with tuition paid by the Lottery Success Scholarship Program. A breakdown of Spring 2002 Lottery Scholarship students by institution is shown below. Institution Students TVI - Albuquerque Clovis Community College Eastern New Mexico University - Portales (Main Campus) Eastern New Mexico University - Roswell Eastern New Mexico University - Ruidoso Luna Community College - Las Vegas* Mesalands Technical College - Tucumcari New Mexico Highlands University - Las Vegas* New Mexico Tech - Socorro New Mexico Junior College - Hobbs New Mexico Military Institute - Roswell New Mexico State University - Alamogordo New Mexico State University - Carlsbad New Mexico State University - Do a Ana New Mexico State University - Grants New Mexico State University - Las Cruces (Main Campus) San Juan College - Farmington Santa Fe Community College University of New Mexico - Albuquerque (Main Campus) University of New Mexico - Gallup University of New Mexico - Los Alamos University of New Mexico - Taos University of New Mexico - Valencia (Los Lunas)

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The Collegiate Readership Program Homepage Academic Program Overview About the Program ... About USA TODAY Participating Schools Pilot Programs have been conducted at over 440 colleges and universities. Paid Programs are being offered at over 200 schools including: George Washington University, Miami University, The Ohio State University, and Rochester Institute of Technology. View a listing of Paid Program participants In 2002, USA TODAY distributed 4.5 million copies of the newspaper through The Collegiate Readership Program. PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS PAID PROGRAMS Below are some colleges and universities committed to providing The Collegiate Readership Program to students on a semester or year-long basis. Adelphi University Our Lady of the Lake University Albany State University Pepperdine University Alderson-Broaddus College Philadelphia Biblical University American University Plymouth State College Angelo State University Potomac State College Asbury College Providence College Assumption College Ramapo College Auburn University

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Search WNMU: University History The community of Silver City realized a long-time dream on February 11, 1893, when the Thirtieth Session of the Territorial Legislature of New Mexico passed "An Act to Establish and Provide for the Maintenance and Government of the Normal Schools of New Mexico." Silver City and Las Vegas were chosen to be the locations of these teacher-training institutions. This successfully culminated the efforts of many in Silver City, who had attempted for years to convince the Territorial Legislature to approve an institution of higher learning in Silver City. A Board of Regents, appointed by Governor L. Bradford Prince, was given the task of selecting a site for the school. On June 2, 1893, the Board accepted Regent John W. Fleming's offer of 20 acres situated on a high hill west of the community. This site allowed the institution to be visible to all who came into town. On September 7, 1894, an impressive dedication ceremony was held. Within the cornerstone laid by the officials and townspeople, a copper box containing coins, magazines, and other items of the period was placed. The military band of Fort Bayard provided appropriate music. The first director was George Selby, an educator from Deming, who was given the title of principal. He is remembered as the man who was given the difficult task of developing curricula and providing instruction for the first forty students.

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73. New Mexico Career Information System new mexico Career Information System Albuquerque TVI Counseling Center schools27 Senior High schools 61 Vocational 2 Counseling Agencies 5 military Bases 1 http://www.acsci.org/states/newmexico.asp

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74. Impact Aid -- No Child Left Behind Indian Affairs (BIA) are concentrated in Arizona, new mexico, North Dakota backlogof repairs and construction for schools on or near military facilities and http://www.ed.gov/offices/OESE/esea/nclb/partx1.html

No Child Left Behind Title page Foreword Executive Summary Putting Reading First ... Enhancing Education Through Technology Providing Impact Aid Proposal in PDF format No Child Left Behind News NCLB Home Impact Aid (Title VI) Rebuilding Schools for Native Americans and Children from Military Families Overview The federal government has a special obligation to certain schools those schools that educate the children of families who serve in the United States military and those that educate Native American children. However, the federal obligation to these schools has often not been met, most notably in the area of school construction. These shortfalls can be addressed by increasing funds for construction in the Impact Aid Program and the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Approximately 700,000 dependents of military personnel are educated in public schools. More than three-quarters of these students are educated in 600 school districts located on or near military facilities. Funded by the Department of Education, these "Military Impacted Schools" are located throughout the country. Schools educating military dependents generally receive federal school construction funding from the Department of Defense's Education Activity program for DODEA schools located on military facilities, and through the Department of Education's "Impact Aid" program for other public schools located on or near such facilities. During the 1999 school year, more than 50,000 children attended 185 Native American schools in 23 states. The majority of these schools managed by the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) are concentrated in Arizona, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Washington State. Enrollment in BIA schools is growing, having increased by 25 percent since 1987. While more children are attending BIA schools, they are doing so in physical environments that are among the worst in the nation.

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76. New Mexico Community Colleges And New Mexico Technical Schools new mexico Community Colleges and new mexico Technical schoolsnew mexico Community Colleges and Technical schools. http://www.isleuth.com/newmexicocommunity.htm

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77. NM Commission On Higher Education | Colleges & Universities | Guide To Schools 6260. new mexico military Institute Admissions Office 101 West CollegeBlvd. Roswell, new mexico 88201 505622-6250 1-800-421-5376. http://www.nmche.org/colleges/twoyear.html

Introduction Guide to Schools Degree Programs Campus-Based Scholarships ... Administrative Code Associate Degree Colleges / Community Colleges Albuquerque Technical Vocational-Institute 525 Buena Vista Dr. SE Albuquerque, NM 87106 505-224-3000 Main 505-224-5551 Montoya 505-892-7113 Rio Rancho Clovis Community College Financial Aid Office 417 Schepps Blvd. Clovis, NM 88101-8381 Crownpoint Institute of Technology PO Box 849 Crownpoint, NM 87313 Crownpoint Center PO Box 57 Crownpoint, NM 87313 Shiprock PO Box 580 Shiprock, NM 87420 Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell Branch Box 6000 Roswell, NM 88202-6000 Eastern New Mexico University-Ruidoso 709 Mechem Dr. Ruidoso, NM 88345 Institute of American Indian Arts 1600 St. Michael's Drive PO Box 2007 Santa Fe, NM 87504 Luna Community College PO Box 1510 Las Vegas, NM 87701 505-454-2500 Las Vegas and Santa Rosa 505-438-5009 Springer Mesalands Community College 911 South Tenth Street Tucumcari, NM 88401 New Mexico Junior College Financial Aid Office 5317 Lovington Highway Hobbs, NM 88240

78. Santa Fe New Mexican into villages in southern Afghanistan on Thursday in a new military operation to WarProtests, Rallies Banned in Santa Fe Public schools arrelated protests http://www.sfnewmexican.com/

HELP CONTACT US SUBSCRIBE WEB AUDIO SEARCH THE NEWS Advanced Search Santa Fe / El Norte New Mexico / West Iraq / Middle East ... Revisiting the Puckett Situation I want to say a couple of things about Kirby Puckett, things I should have said in last week’s column about Puckett and the seeming disconnect between his doing and being. Actually, I’ll let a reader who thought the column was a cheap shot do it for me. He wrote, in part: Bites Summer is about to roar in. It’s time to drop those extra winter pounds. One of the best ways of doing that is to be cautious about those sweets we eat after dinner while numbing our brains in front of the TV set. Zia Vista Apartments Converting to Condos Following the successful conversion of Tierra de Zia Apartments into condominiums, developer John McCarthy is doing the same thing at Zia Vista Apartments, 2501 W. Zia Road. “Sales at Zia Vista commenced in early March,’’ McCarthy said. “They’re going well.’’ Business Can Be Held Liable If Key Evidence is Lost Courts can impose liability if key evidence is lost In a recent case from the New Mexico Court of Appeals, there’s an important lesson for businesses on the importance of preserving evidence from the scene of accident. These are the facts:

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80. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: New Mexico There are three normal schools, one at Las Vegas and one at Silver City; a militaryschool at equipped and most efficient school in new mexico, receiving both http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/11001a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... N > New Mexico A B C D ... Z New Mexico A territory of the United States now (Jan., 1911) awaiting only the completion of its Constitution and the acceptance thereof by the Federal authorities to rank as a state. It lies between 31º20' and 37º N. lat., and between 103º2' and 109º2' W. long.; it is bounded on the north by Colorado , on the east by Oklahoma and Texas, on the south by Texas and the Republic of Mexico, and on the west by Arizona. It is about 370 miles from east to west, 335 from north to south, and has an area of 122,580 sq. miles, with mountain, plateau, and valley on either side of the Rio Grande. The average rainfall is 12 inches, usually between July and September, so that spring and summer are dry, and agriculture and grazing suffer. The climate is uniform, the summers, as a rule, moderate, and, the atmosphere being dry, the heat is not oppressive. In the north-west and north-east the winters are long, but not severe, while in the central and southern portions the winters are usually short and mild. In the United States census of 1900 the population was 141,282, of which 33 per cent was illiterate; in the census of 1910 the population was 327,296. About one-half of the inhabitants are of Spanish descent. GENERAL HISTORY In April, 1536, there arrived at Culiacán, in the Mexican Province of Sinaloa, Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca, Andrés Dorantes, Alonso de Castillo Maldonado, and the negro Estevanico, the only survivors of the ill-fated expedition of Narváez which had left Spain in 1528. Mendoza, the Viceroy of Mexico, was told astonishing tales by Cabeza de Vaca concerning the wealth of the country to the north, and he forthwith commanded

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