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New Mexico GRADS
New Mexico GRADS/

New Mexico GRADS

NM GRADS is an in-school program for expectant and parenting teens at 26 sites in New Mexico for the 2018-19 school year. The NM GRADS System facilitates graduation and the pursuit of higher education and/or employment, ensures appropriate case management for healthy babies and families, promotes healthy multi-generational parenting skills, fosters leadership, self-sufficiency and good citizenship as contributing members of society, and educates students on ways to reduce risk-taking behaviors for their entire family. GRADS works to remove barriers to ensure successful students become successful parents.  Any schools wanting to have a GRADS program may contact the NM GRADS state office.

CYFD Licensed child development centers (at 17 sites) model effective parenting in an educationally stimulating setting with highly qualified staff.

Details
Ages: Children and Youth 
Services
Early Childhood Care & Education Pregnancy, Childbirth & Infant Care Parenting Education Employment & Training Schools (K-12)
Locations
432 Garfield
Socorro,  NM 87801

Phone: (575) 835-0700
502 N. Main
Belen,  NM

Phone: 505-966-1300
32 Sun Valley Rd
Los Lunas,  NM

Phone: 505-866-2153
134 Cervantes St
Taos,  NM 87571

Parque Ave
Maxwell,  NM

325 Marguerite St
Gallup,  NM

1002 W Richardson Ave
Artesia,  NM

Parent Organization
New Mexico GRADS

NM GRADS is an multi- generational case management model which helps students:

  • identify and overcome barriers contributing to success for themselves and their children,
  • overcome the cycle of poverty by achieving a high school education, and employability skills, 
  • develop positive parenting and healthy relationship skills.

 

310 Fisher
Socorro,  NM 87801
Mailing:
P.O. Box 1884
Socorro,  87801

Phone: (575) 835-1785
Contact Email: jjohnston@nmgrads.org
Type: Government
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