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New Mexico Statutes Chapter 22. Public Schools § 22-15A-4. Department duties

Current as of May 06, 2021 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

The department shall:

A. administer the provisions of the Digital Equity in Education Act;

B. require school districts and charter schools to develop, implement and submit to the department educational technology plans for utilizing educational technology in the school system, which shall include descriptions of:

(1) how digital equity is being addressed for students;

(2) the replacement and repair process for devices issued to students, teachers and families;

(3) internet service connectivity support, including access to internet services for at-risk students;

(4) information technology support available to students, teachers and parents;

(5) professional development provided to teachers regarding digital citizenship;

(6) cybersecurity protection provided for the devices and applications issued to teachers and students; and

(7) identity protection provided to teachers and students; and

C. promulgate rules to establish parameters and procedures for distributions from the educational technology fund.

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