With 20+ years of experience as an elementary teacher, Doris Rivera brings a deep understanding of the classroom to her role as RACECC Coordinator/K–12 Education Coordinator. In her primary role, leading the LANL Foundation’s Teacher Leader Fellowship, she shares her passion…
Education is the great equalizer. It expands minds. Instills critical thinking. Ignites passions and pride. Prepares students for rewarding careers. Since 1999 the LANL Foundation, in partnership with the Los Alamos Employees’ Scholarship Fund Advisory Committee, has worked together to increase access to…
The LANL Foundation is honored to be selected as a key partner in supporting the New Mexico Public Education Department (PED) and WestEd in the development of the Comprehensive Remedial Action Plan in response to the Martinez/Yazzie decision.
The LANL Foundation and the NACA Inspired Schools Network (NISN) are proud to announce the forthcoming launch of the Indigenous Science Initiative (ISI), the nation’s first open-source, national and state standards-aligned science curriculum centered on Indigenous knowledge, values, and learning practices. Set to be piloted in classrooms this fall, the initiative directly addresses urgent calls for culturally relevant education for Native American students and their peers.
The Northern New Mexico Pathways to Opportunity Strategy Table proudly announces the inaugural round of Youth Fund grant recipients, awarding over $1.4 million to 16 regional organizations committed to expanding career pathways for underserved young people.
The LANL Foundation is proud to celebrate the recipients of its 2025 Career Pathways Scholarship, which supports students in Northern New Mexico pursuing associate degrees, certificates, and other credentials in career and technical fields.
The New Mexico Department of Workforce Solutions (NMDWS) is investing $500,000 in the Northern New Mexico Youth Fund, becoming the first state agency to partner with the organization to provide job training for underserved youth.
Nine high school and college students from across Northern New Mexico are one step closer to achieving their dream of becoming healthcare professionals thanks to a partnership between the LANL Foundation, the Anchorum Health Foundation, and CHRISTUS St. Vincent.
This month, the LANL Foundation and its partners commemorated 15 years of transformative STEM education through the Inquiry Science Education Consortium (ISEC) Program. As the program concludes its final year, the Foundation reflects on its legacy and looks ahead to bold, community-driven strategies for advancing STEM education in Northern New Mexico.
The LANL Foundation is celebrating significant progress for education across New Mexico following the conclusion of the 2025 legislative session. In part because of the Foundation’s advocacy, eight bills were signed into law.