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NM SB233
Bill
Status
2/3/2026
Primary Sponsor
Steve Lanier
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AI Summary
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Public schools must identify students in grades 4-8 who score in the bottom quartile on statewide math or reading assessments within 30 days of each school year and provide high-impact tutoring to those students
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Schools must immediately notify parents when their child is identified with a math or reading deficiency and provide a detailed tutoring plan, schedule, and periodic written progress reports
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High-impact tutoring must begin within 30 days of identification and be delivered at least 3 times per week in 30-minute increments for a minimum of 10 weeks
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Tutoring sessions must maintain a ratio of no more than 4 students per tutor, using department-approved instructional materials aligned with state academic standards
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Qualified tutors include current or retired licensed school personnel, private tutoring providers, or volunteers from charitable organizations who are licensed or approved by the department
Legislative Description
High-impact Tutoring For Some Students
Last Action
Sent to SCC - Referrals: SCC/SEC/SFC
2/3/2026