Creating an Agile Culture of Teaching and Learning
Rio Grande River and Bosque
CESDP offers professional learning support that is innovative, conceived in partnership with its customers, and is tailored to the needs of school communities. This plan of service delivery addresses the needs of students, families, teachers, and other school personnel by providing a wide range of direct ‘wrap around’ services.
Professional learning components include:
- Organizational Readiness
- Research-based Professional Learning
- Family/Community Partnering
- Student Leadership
Partnering with Families, Schools & Communities
Parents and educators in action
When schools and families work together to support learning, everyone benefits.
- Student skills and attitudes improve,
- Parents become engaged as partners in the education of their children,
- Teacher morale and communication improve,
- Schools improve to benefit everyone,
- Communities grow stronger
CESDP is committed to helping school communities build a culture of positive school, family, and community partnerships where everyone works together to create better programs and opportunities for students.
Student Leadership
Future Leaders of New Mexico
The Center for the Education and Study of Diverse Populations (CESDP) provides programming for students through NMHU and Statewide ENLACE. The comprehensive goals of CESDP’s youth programming are to:
- Increase student retention and success
- Facilitate student career and college exploration and readiness programming
- Create a cohort of student leaders
In 1996, teachers from Dolores Gonzales Elementary School organized the first La Cosecha Dual Language Conference with a mission to network and share best practices. Hosted by Dual Language Education of New Mexico, La Cosecha has become the largest dual language conference in the country. Visit the La Cosecha website to learn more.
For information regarding professional learning opportunities and/or in support of parent/community partnering or student leadership, please contact:
Adrian Sandoval
Phone: (505) 891 6904
aisandoval@nmhu.edu