New Mexico Code § 22-15E-7

Mathematics instructional leadership framework; mathematics professional learning plans
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mathematics professional learning plans.
A. By December 31, 2026, the department and bureau, in consultation with the
council, shall develop and publish a mathematics instructional leadership framework
that includes the following:
(1) defined roles and responsibilities of instructional leaders, including
principals, instructional coaches and teacher leaders, in supporting mathematics
instruction;
(2) standards for high-quality mathematics instruction and professional
learning aligned with state academic content and performance standards and evidence-
based research;
(3) core competencies for teachers and instructional leaders in mathematics
pedagogy, data use and student engagement;
(4) guidance for implementing mathematics coaching, mentoring and
collaborative planning structures to improve classroom practice;
(5) procedures for monitoring, evaluating, supporting and continuously
improving mathematics teaching and learning at the public school, school district and
state levels; and
(6) a description of technical assistance that may be provided to school
districts and charter schools to support mathematics instruction.
B. Beginning in the 2027-2028 school year, each school district and charter school
shall develop and implement elementary and secondary mathematics professional
learning plans that include:
(1) goals for teacher content knowledge and instructional practices in
mathematics;
(2) a description of professional learning activities and instructional supports;
and
(3) a plan to monitor and evaluate professional learning in mathematics over
time.
C. Mathematics professional learning plans shall be aligned to the department's
mathematics instructional leadership framework and shall be developed in cooperation
with teachers and public school administrators and shall be updated at least once every
two years.
History: Laws 2026, ch. 53, § 5.

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