techlash.fyi

People are talking about tech in New Mexico schools.

You've seen the K-12 “techlash” headlines.Here's what's happening on the ground. FYI

What we believe

Technology offers incredible promise in education and can also do incredible harm. Our goal is neither to promote or advocate against it, but to make this moment legible to parents, educators, technologists, and the general public.

Conversation intensity, last 90 days, 0 to 100

Colored by whether it leans in or pulls back on balance, shaded by how loud the conversation is.

More pulling backMore leaning inEven

Click a state to see individual school districts. Scores reflect publicly available information. See our methodology.

State report

New Mexico

About 264k students · 39 districts checked
73
LoudRank 22 of 51 states above zeroHigh confidence · 24 signals in 11 events
Where the volume comes from
Pulling back · 72Leaning in · 17
Public voice 22% · Formal action 78% of the volume
Latest across New Mexico
Research coverage

We've checked 39 of 89 districts here so far. The rest are left blank on the map until we check them; blank means not checked, not silent. The state score uses every signal we've found statewide.

Pick any district on the map to open its report.

New Mexico districts with signals

last 90 days
DistrictMarkBandSignals
Santa Fe Public Schools66Loud6
Albuquerque Public Schools23Audible2
Farmington Municipal Schools22Audible3
Clovis Municipal Schools19Quiet2
Gallup-McKinley County Schools19Quiet2
Los Alamos Public Schools15Quiet1
Estancia Municipal Schools0Silent1

We also checked 32 other districts in New Mexico and found nothing in the last 90 days.

Totals

Signals, last 90 days
Districts with signals
States leaning in on balance
States pulling back on balance