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NM HB30
Bill
Status
3/9/2026
Primary Sponsor
Debra Sarinana
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AI Summary
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Undergraduate teaching residents must receive a stipend of at least 65% of the statutory minimum salary for level one teachers, while residents with a bachelor's degree must receive at least 80%
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Teaching residents may fulfill their three-year post-completion service commitment at any public school in New Mexico, not just within the sponsoring school district
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Partner school districts and charter schools are expected to offer employment to teaching residents based on staffing needs and the resident's performance
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Level two and level three mentor teachers and principals/head administrators receive stipends of at least $2,000 per year for participating in the program
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Teacher residency program coordinators receive funding of at least $50,000 per year at each department-approved program
Legislative Description
Teacher Residency Act Changes
Last Action
Signed by Governor - Chapter 51 - Mar. 9
3/9/2026