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New Mexico, 45 other states, and the District of Columbia have adopted the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) for public schooling, establishing new guidelines for both teachers and students.
The New Mexico Common Core State Standards are a different approach to learning, teaching and testing that engenders a deeper understanding of critical concepts and the practical application of that knowledge. Developed over many years, tested, and proven to be effective, these updated standards prepare students to be more ready for college and competitive in both national and international job markets.
New Mexico Common Core State Standards (NMCCSS) will be phased-in over three years and in full effect by 2015
This website will function as the online clearinghouse of information for Students, Parents, Teachers and Administrators interested in the New Mexico Common Core State Standards, providing useful resources, access to statewide communications and links to primary sources. To aid inter-district cooperation and public feedback, commenting is enabled for every section and every unique page on the website. Submitted comments are subject to review by NMPED staff before they are made public, to protect against any abuse of this feature. We anticipate a large amount of important content to be added in the upcoming weeks, months and years—we invite you to check back regularly.
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Transition Timeline
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Transition Timeline
2011–2012 School Year: Curriculum Teachers begin to incorporate the New Mexico Common Core State Standards (NMCCSS) ma... More
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New Mexico Education Leader Cadre
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News, Resource Bank
The New Mexico Educator Leader Cadre (NMELC) is a network of K–16 educators brought together by the Public Education De... More
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NMCCSS FAQ
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NMCCSS FAQ
Assessments: Q: What is the PARCC Assessment?The Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) is... More
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What's the Difference? NM Standards and the Common Core
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News, CCSS Standards , Teacher Resources, Resources for Parents
Read the difference between New Mexico's current standards and the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics and English La... More






