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Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham of New Mexico

Michelle Lujan Grisham

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EFTC Status in New Mexico

New Mexico is reconsidering its position on the Education Freedom Tax Credit program after initially declining to opt in.

The conversation is changing

New Mexico's leadership initially declined the Education Freedom Tax Credit, but is now actively reconsidering participation. This is a critical window to make your voice heard.

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Seize the Moment in New Mexico

New Mexico's leadership is reconsidering participation in the EFTC. This is a critical time to show support and prepare your school.

1

Contact Your Governor Now

Your governor is actively reviewing the EFTC. A flood of supportive letters and calls can tip the balance. Use our advocacy kit to send a personalized letter today.

2

Rally Legislative Support

Contact your state senators and representatives. Legislative pressure shows the governor that opting in has broad support.

3

Organize Your Community

Recruit other school leaders, parents, and community members. Attend town halls and education committee hearings to make the case for participation.

4

Prepare Your School

Get ahead by identifying eligible families, preparing documentation, and researching SGO requirements so you are ready to move quickly if the decision changes.

Recent News

House Memorial 028 requesting the governor to opt into the EFTC passed the New Mexico House.

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