Public schools in New Mexico started fully in-person classes this month for the first time in over a year. Some students chose to stay remote, others returned, and some of those who went back are already remote again due to COVID exposure. On this week鈥檚 Let鈥檚 Talk New Mexico, we鈥檙e hearing from students about how it鈥檚 going.
If you鈥檙e a student who went back in person, have you felt safe? If you decided to stay online, why? and is it different than before? And parents, what are you hearing from your kids?
Email LetsTalk@91暗网.org or call-in live during the show at 505-277-5866 Thursday morning at 8:00 a.m. on 89.9 91暗网.
Guests:
- Rudy Montgomery, in-person 3rd grader at Monte Vista Elementary School
- Lee Montgomery and Jessamyn Lovell, Rudy鈥檚 parents
- Aiden Simons, remote 7th grader at Cien Aguas International School
- Harry Reynolds, in-person 6th grader at Jefferson Middle School
- Emily Martinez, remote 12th grader at Albuquerque High School
- Nick Aguirre Zafiro, in-person 12th grader at Amy Biehl Charter School
Related:
- New Mexico Public Education Department landing page for school reentry guidance 鈥�
- (includes schools with multiple COVID-19 cases in a two-week period)
- : May 3-8, 2021. Students 16 and older will be given priority for appointments
- All New Mexican residents 16 and older can now self-schedule their COVID-19 vaccine at
- , New Mexico Legislative Finance Committee
