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The New Mexico Statewide Assessment Program (NMSAP) 2006-2007 Procedures Manual outlines the assessment processes, guidelines, and responsibilities for administering various state assessments including the New Mexico Standards Based Assessment, High School Competency Examination, and assessments for English Language Learners. It details the purpose of assessments, test administration procedures, accommodations for students with special needs, and data collection methods. The manual emphasizes ethical practices in testing, security protocols, and the importance of accurate reporting of student performance to ensure compliance with federal and state educational standards.

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What is the attendance law in New Mexico?

430.9 - SCHOOL ATTENDANCE. A. Requirement: A child of school age, as defined by PED, must attend school and have satisfactory attendance to meet the personal responsibility requirements of the parent, specified relative, or caretaker.

How many days is it bad to miss school?

Chronic absenteeism means missing too much schoolfor any reasonexcused or unexcused. Experts and a growing number of states define chronic absenteeism as missing 10% (or around 18 days) during a school year.

How many days of school can you miss in New Mexico?

If the information provided doesnt answer your question, please call 1-505-827-5800 (Option 1 for Licensure; Option 2 for Backgrounds) or email LicensureUnit@ped.nm.gov. If your question is specific to Dossiers, please email dossier.support@ped.nm.gov.

What is the minimum attendance for school?

What is good attendance? A child should attend school every day and attendance over 96% is considered to be good attendance. If attendance drops to 90% or lower the government classify the child as having persistent absence (PA) and if attendance is 50% or less the child is classified as severely absence (SA).

What is the 180 day rule for school in New Mexico?

0:00 2:59 Those typical plans changed for many families recently with a new rule. 180 days in the classroom.MoreThose typical plans changed for many families recently with a new rule. 180 days in the classroom. For students statewide. But guess what those plans might be changing.