Superintendents highlight coaching and attendance as keys to improving math outcomes
District leaders told lawmakers that a multi‑year coaching program and sustained implementation can raise math achievement; attendance gaps and misalignment between elementary and secondary instruction remain obstacles.
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Superintendents appearing before the Legislative Education Study committee said improving K‑12 math outcomes in New Mexico requires sustained coaching, alignment across grade levels and strategies to address chronic absenteeism.
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