NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – It’s a stunning statistic presented to state lawmakers this week. Program evaluators for the Legislative Finance Committee said 32,000 teens and young adults in New Mexico don’t have a job or have dropped out of school, and that’s costing the state millions every year. Experts classify this group as “disconnected,” meaning they are […]
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