Funding formula changes let some districts add staff while others report drops in at‑risk dollars
Superintendents described immediate, divergent effects from recent changes to New Mexico’s state equalization guarantee: some districts are adding EL specialists and reducing class sizes, while others say students are uncounted and funding fell sharply.
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Superintendents told the Legislative Education Study committee the recent update to the state equalization guarantee (SEG) altered district budgets and services in different ways.
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