A Global and New Mexican Art History Course at Chama Valley Schools will guide the participants through a process of inquiry and project-based-learning rooted in the context of their own communities, as well as this pivotal moment in their lives and in our society in which they will develop marketable skills, develop their voices and skills as creatives, and be enabled to make courageous choices to select an educational or vocational path to build towards the best future they can imagine.

CAVU will continue to expand the reach of the Climate Innovation Challenge program in Northern New Mexico with a specific focus on tribal community engagement.

College and Career Plaza provides 1:1 guidance, workshops, and classroom presentations to 9-12 grade students at Santa Fe High School, Capital High School, the Early College Opportunities School and the Santa Fe Indian School.

Communities In Schools' mission is to surround Northern New Mexico's students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life.

Cooking with Kids provides hands-on nutrition education with fresh, affordable foods to over 5.000 public school children in Northern New Mexico.

This project seeks to inject the Arts into the disciplines of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics in order to cultivate new pathways to success among Indigenous students based on authentic responsiveness to identity, histories, community and social justice.

Presenting Me! Access through Identity and Application" will help El Camino Real Academy students strengthen college and career awareness skills while supporting student identity and community.

The El Rito Art Association (ERA) provides art-based classes, programs to help preserve traditional arts, sponsors an annual El Rito Studio Tour, partners with the Mesa Vista Consolidated Schools in providing art and creativity education for area students, as well as many other art oriented activities for the people of El Rito and the surrounding region.

Environmental Education of New Mexico (EENM) and Conservation Science Center at Highlands University (CC@HU) will partner to support two key efforts for ongoing professional learning across Northern New Mexico: an Outdoor Learning Symposium and a monthly Community of Practice (CoP) to support teachers, educators, and other youth providers in LANL Foundation's seven-county service area in engaging in high-quality, culturally responsive, and meaningful outdoor and environmental learning opportunities.

Explora engages people in rural and underserved communities throughout northern New Mexico through in-person and virtual STEAM programs for children and their caregivers, by distributing non-digital STEAM Learning Kits to families, and by providing professional development to early childhood teachers,