Supporting and Strengthening School Communities
The Collaborative support by teachers, families, and caregivers who established effective online and remote learning for PreK-12 students and assists their technical, pedagogical, and emotional needs.
You're invited to watch the recorded sessions addressing needs around Social Emotional, Technology, and Math/Language Arts Support, facilitated by NMSU faculty and staff, and by NM Outreach specialists and educators.
The NMC³ project reflects partnerships between NMSU Outreach Programs such as the College of Education (now the College of Health, Education, and Social Transformation, HEST), College of Arts and Sciences, and College of Agricultural, Consumer, and Environmental Sciences-Cooperative Extension Service (ACES); NM school districts; the NM Public Education Department (PED); and community agencies such as Ngage NM, Families & Youth Innovations Plus (FYI+), and the NM Regional Education Cooperatives Association (RECs).
NMC3 Partners
The NMC3 offered diverse learning experiences to empower schools in fostering engaged learning in tech-based environments. Through online and community workshops, tech support, hotlines, and tutorials, parents and teachers receive comprehensive support. Available statewide, partners ensure local assistance and face-to-face support when safe, enhancing capacity for effective learning.
Find Out MoreNMC3 Team
NMC3's dynamic team is dedicated to empowering learning in tech-based environments across New Mexico. With diverse expertise, we collaborate to create innovative experiences for children. From educators to tech specialists, each member contributes to nurturing effective learning. Together, we empower communities with the tools for engaged and relevant education.
Meet the TeamNMC3's Goals
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PreKindergarten-12th grade instructional providers/educators will be proficient in providing quality remote and online learning experiences for all students using the Universal Design for Learning Principles.
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Parents, families, caregivers, and students will confidently engage with and gain skills in remote and online learning, including the technological and pedagogical aspects of a fully online or hybrid model.
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Community organizations will create sustainable strategic partnerships to leverage resources and collaborate to ensure all communities and families have access to equitable quality education in New Mexico.
News Highlights
Improving students' success with family engagement and adult learning
Family engagement and participation, including caregiver and household support, are major contributing factors to students' success in and out of school.
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